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If we can get Max or Zizou, fine, replace him. But if the alternatives are the likes of Gattuso, Inzaghi, Gasperini etc. Then I would rather give Pirlo a second chance, and try to build a more sensible squad for him, in particular better midfield players.

I think a lot of coaches, even top coaches, would have struggled with this squad. It is just not assembled right. And the blame to that goes to Tici

The problem with firing Pirlo is this: I fucking love the guy

I'm actually pretty sure that if we just gave this man the time required, it would benefit us greatly in the long run. I do like his ideas about football. Problem, though, especially for him, is that Juve has zero tolerance when it comes to not winning. I wouldn't be surprised if the decision to...

It's been .... interesting

This was wonderful. Just wonderful

He will appear on the sidelines tonight striding confidently, turning his head ever so slightly in that World Class manner we've been accustomed to, his shiny mane dancing on the rays of the sun, a slight tilt; unleashing invisible yet potent particles of superior Italien shampoo into the air...

Good learning experience tonight, for him, our players, everyone involved. This team will come good, I have no doubts. I have 100 % faith in this man.

So much nonsense. As if these random Twitter guys know anything at all.

Wait, what?? OMG! I'm in shock!! I mean, I feel great! I love this guy, and what a wet dream it is to picture him succeed here as a coach. Objectively speaking, though, this surely is one hell of a gamble. But it feels great, I feel an immense happiness right now

The most important player who joined us in the Marotta era. Turned everyone else around him into winners. Legend.

:tup: :tup:

Re-sign. Will be a monster for us next season. He gets resveratrol to keep young from wine

One of the most important signings we ever made. Gave the entire club a big lift when he came here with his winning mentality, leadership capabilities and glorious hair. I will miss this amazing player and man so much. Legend for Milan, Legend for Juventus, Legend for Italy. Thank you so much...

sorry for gettin snappy, @baggio Yeah I didn't like your post, but I had no reason to lash out like that. *bows head in shame*

Yeah. Kinda sucked.

Must be the dumbest post I've ever seen from you. "Yeah you had all the hallmarks of being a legend, guy, but you were here 4 years instead of 5, so you're not." Great reasoning. - - - Updated - - - :cry: :broken: - - - Updated - - - @baggio you know I love you, but I got really annoyed...

I also love how we got to see a different side of him at Juventus, in addition to him being a master of technique, passing and free-kicks. As for free-kicks, btw, he stepped up his game even further here. But anyway, I'm referring to his willingness to work for the team. At Juve he ran his ass...

Laudrup was an incredible player, but from what I know about him, what I've seen, and also in regard to quotes from other players (there's a famous quote on Laudrup by Platini, for instance); he struggled to bring his A-game at Juventus. He was amazing in training, and yes, also in some matches...