Alvaro Morata (83 Viewers)

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baggio

Senior Member
Jun 3, 2003
19,250
Yea, wtf was that. But I don't know, don't like involving the press is dressing room shit, coz they manipulate and blow things out of proportion. As it is, I'm a little worried that Dybala-Mandzukic is going to be the starting partnership soon enough. :D
 

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FuriaCeca

Senior Member
Jun 2, 2014
727
I think Max will use all 3 of them equally, Depending on the formation and the opposition. I see Dybala starting in 3-5-2 with either one of them, while Mandzu and Morata might get the edge in the 4-3-1-2, if we get an attacking midfielder. Either way im not worried, I believe all 3 of them will get enough playing time and be satisfied.
 

Hydde

Minimiliano Tristelli
Mar 6, 2003
38,985
He better behaves. He is now a fan favourite practically and this kind of shows just let a bad image of him.
Allegri should do whatever he finds suitable to prevents more outbursts like this. The coach should be the law in the team. He is the leader and deserve respect.
 

PedroFlu

Senior Member
Sep 20, 2011
7,166
My guess is Morata is pissed because he's having to adapt to Mandzukic and play as a SS, when his natural position is at CF.

I'm pretty sure he's not comfortable for that position yet. He's clearly better as a CF, where I believe he has the potential to be the best in the world.

But Mandzukic is showing great quality too..
 

Hust

Senior Member
Hustini
May 29, 2005
93,702
If Morata keeps this shit up sell his ass.


Lost a little respect for him yesterday.

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Yea, wtf was that. But I don't know, don't like involving the press is dressing room shit, coz they manipulate and blow things out of proportion. As it is, I'm a little worried that Dybala-Mandzukic is going to be the starting partnership soon enough. :D
I'm sue if we are winning & dominating with them two you will still be worried, wouldn't you? :D
 

Osman

Koul Khara!
Aug 30, 2002
61,484
:tup: good. How any good manager should be. They should never be friends with their players.
A telling bit from his interview last month (mainly Milan stuff then):


“Dialogue is complicated in a locker room. You enter and almost everyone has headphones on with loud music. Nobody talks to anyone else.

“It requires authority, respect and patience. It’s not my style to underline every day that I’m in charge. I point out they are forced to listen to me not because I’m the best, but I am the oldest.

“There are talents like waves, for example Alvaro Morata and Kingsley Coman. They go up and down, so you need to keep an eye on the flow and wait for the right moment.

“Some players need to be taken by the hand and educated, like children, but from others I find collaboration, experience and character. Having said that, I prefer not to be friends with my players.”
 

Hust

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Hustini
May 29, 2005
93,702
I wonder if Buffon/Chiellini/Marchisio/Licht will have a word with the kid?


I'd hate to be locked in a room with some pissed of Senatori.
 
Jul 20, 2012
20,044
If Morata keeps this $#@! up sell his ass.


Lost a little respect for him yesterday.

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I'm sue if we are winning & dominating with them two you will still be worried, wouldn't you? :D
Why would u have lost respect for him? He's a footballer, he wants to play regardless if its a friendly. Its not like he did what quag did
 

Hust

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Hustini
May 29, 2005
93,702
Why would u have lost respect for him? He's a footballer, he wants to play regardless if its a friendly. Its not like he did what quag did
For one, its a friendly and nothing is yet decided where his position is. If he is pissed about being played out of position after ONE GAME then he needs to have a quick chat with Marchisio & Asamoah because I am sure they will put him in his place. I can't stand players acting like that.

Think about it, you know you have a bad attitude when you get subbed in and subbed out in the same game...hell, the same half. And the attack is the most competitive this year the last thing you want is the fall further down the order and I don't care how good you are you aren't above the coaches decision.

I love Morata but I think it was a dick move, at least from what is being reported. So, unless the reports are dead wrong and being over hyped I will feel the same.
 

Seven

In bocca al lupo, Fabio.
Jun 25, 2003
39,313
For one, its a friendly and nothing is yet decided where his position is. If he is pissed about being played out of position after ONE GAME then he needs to have a quick chat with Marchisio & Asamoah because I am sure they will put him in his place. I can't stand players acting like that.

Think about it, you know you have a bad attitude when you get subbed in and subbed out in the same game...hell, the same half. And the attack is the most competitive this year the last thing you want is the fall further down the order and I don't care how good you are you aren't above the coaches decision.

I love Morata but I think it was a dick move, at least from what is being reported. So, unless the reports are dead wrong and being over hyped I will feel the same.
It was annoying, but Allegri handled it well.
 

Hust

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Hustini
May 29, 2005
93,702
It was annoying, but Allegri handled it well.
I agree. Allegri did his part in the development process. The ball is in Morata's hands now. I am curious to see how he handles himself going forward.

The last thing we need is to lose the locker room.
 

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