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Bayern reached the semis in 2016. Ancelotti is arguably the most successful CL manager. This really shouldn't be debatable.

In before the complete collapse of Atalana...

Wouldn't say he truly flopped with any of those teams. With Juventus he failed to win the league with arguably the best team in Europe and flopped hard in the CL.

Hate them too but I did find it funny how Barcelona keep choking these days.

Does well in the CL for every team except us.

EPL are out. Thats all that matters for me.

Ancelotti the GOAT

YES!!!!!!!!!! EPL teams out lol

I think what makes the second reign of Allegri feel worse than Sarri and Pirlo is that we simply expected better. 1st Allegri reign was golden.

It's not just Juve fans. I get the feeling that many feel a little fatigued about football in general. Too many of the best players now play in one league EPL, and the rest are usually dominated by the same teams. Football was at its peak between 98-2006. Best players were more evenly...

Vidal never went to Inter directly though. He went to Bayern, then Barcona before Inter.

He's still one of greatest players and instrumental to our success. You cannot convince me that Alvaro Morata outranks this guy. 1712271551 Legend = Very few should take this spot Favourite = Notable player who played for Juve but not quite legend Rookie = everyone else Are we seriously...

How is this guy not at least a Tuz favourite?

Tuz favourite?

I was seriously searching for Amauri's name when looking for his thread...

Conte was abysmal in Europe. You aren't doing yourself any favors by denying Allegri a successful first reign. Before Allegri we had not been to the semis since 2003. But yeah, Allegris second reign has been meh but then again so is our team.

*grabs popcorn*

Will never forget his performance against Real in 2015.

His first reign is amongst my favourites. He transformed Juventus into a powerhouse in Europe had us beat the likes of Real, Barcelona and Man City. People on here joke about the Juve 3 0 Barcelona game but I find the 3-1 Real Madrid (2015) over two legs His crowning achievemt. Shame he...

Which is why he is not the best example. Remember when Ciro Ferrara took over from Ranieri? Players tend to feel motivated under a new manager 'breath of fresh air.' However it remains to be seen whether its a temporary boost or a more permenant one.