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Allegri liked to play with Van Bommel and Gattuso in the same midfield at Milan. At Juve, he likes to play with Matuidi and Khedira in the same midfield. This kind of midfield selection will give you good defensive stability, but will stifle you going forward. I personally prefer Sarri’s...

At Milan, Allegri liked to play with a three man midfield. His favourite midfield early on was Gattuso, Van Bommel and Montolivo. As time went on his favourite midfielders became De Jong, Montolivo, Muntari and sometimes Poli. All brawn, no technical ability. We have seen something similar...

At Milan, Allegri’s favourite midfielders were Gattuso, Van Bommel, De Jong, Poli, Montolivo. He usually played with three defensive midfielders on the same team. If there’s one thing Sarri is undeniably better at than Allegri, it’s picking and playing the right midfielders.

Who’s fault was it that Pirlo left? I mean, Allegri benched a maestro like Pirlo for a trio workhorses with low technical ability. He is partially responsible for Milan’s collapse to mediocrity.

I still think we will get Pochettino. He refused to comment on his future with Spurs. In the coming days he will leave.

I think today is the day when Poch realizes that he won’t win anything with Spurs, and so he joins Juve instead.

Holy shit Mombly is putting everything on the line

If that’s the case, how do we know for sure that a quarterfinal exit for Sarri is considered a failure?

Yes, normal If Sarri's season is better than two of Allegri's seasons, equal to one, and worse to two, that makes it normal by definition. It is quite literally the median. I'm not a troll, you are just too dumb to understand basic logic.

A domestic double + CL quarter final would statistically be better than the following seasons: 2018/19 2015/16 Equal to this season: 2017/18 And inferior to this season: 2014/15 2016/17 In other words, a domestic double + CL quarter final would be an normal season by Allegri's standards at...

A lot of this depends on the kind of people you follow online. The majority of people here seem happy: https://www.blackwhitereadallover.com/2019/5/31/18647722/maurizio-sarri-chelsea-juventus-2019-serie-a-epl-manager-rumors

Did you watch the absolute state of our football last season? For a team with Ronaldo, Dybala, Costa, Bernardeschi, Kean, Pjanic, Sandro, Cancelo etc... it was absolutely disgraceful.

What if Sarri wins the same trophies Allegri usually does, and play more entertaining football. How is that not a positive change? There is no net loss of silverware and Juve fans don’t need to gauge their eyes out because of our abysmal football.

There is obviously a lot of brand value attached to playing attractive football. I’m amazed at the number of otherwise intelligent posters who straight up deny this basic observable fact.

Imagine relying on a jew @Kyle

#GETREADY

I think his season in England has made him a better coach in some ways. In the League Cup final, Chelsea parked the bus against City and could have stolen the trophy on penalties if Kepa wasn’t such a cunt. Chelsea got humiliated 6-0 by City just weeks before, so instead of playing Sarriball...

I am very rarely, almost never wrong. Read this thread when Cuadrado was injured: https://www.juventuz.com/threads/juan-cuadrado.41682/page-258#post-5895424 “Huge loss. He was one of the most important players.” “I miss him” “The saviour” Of course there is always one party pooper :disagree...

I’m not convinced that Sarri is a step down from Allegri. I don’t care if this claim makes me look silly now. Let’s see who looks silly in 12 months time. Let’s not forget that back in 2017, the majority of posters on here didn’t even rate Klopp. I’ve always rated Klopp very highly and I was...