Dani Alves (9 Viewers)

[Big Bang]

Guardiola. I knew I forgot someone.

How is Spalletti more attractive than Allegri? With all respect due, that makes no sense at all, man.

I guess that's a discussion for a different time and place, but Roma were punching well above their weight last season. Their squad is a paper tiger that will collapse terribly this season. They only have one or two players on their entire starting XI that have a chance of breaking into ours (Nainggolan) but they finished just 4 points behind us. I wouldn't be surprised if they battle it out with Milan for the 4th spot this year, with Napoli and Inter in 2nd and 3rd.

But fine, whatever, forget Spalletti, I just mean someone with a history behind him that players can respect and believe in. Guardiola, Mourinho, Ancelotti, or Simeone-tier managers.

 

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[JCK]

Why do we sell a great player every summer? Why does a great player want to leave every summer?

We have this bullshit policy and players have agents who want to gain money from sales.

 

[Bianconero81]

Spalletti Mentions winning coaches and those who players respect and then throws out the name of that spineless loser, the epitome of a coward.

 

[icemaη]

Spalletti Mentions winning coaches and those who players respect and then throws out the name of that spineless loser, the epitome of a coward.

He has a project. A seven goal project.

 

[Bianconero81]

He has a project. A seven goal project.

I never want that cancer near our club. He's a disease. Every time I look at that wrinkled face, that chrome dome while his teams are losing, he looks confused, dazed, hopeless, clueless, forlorn, dismayed, lost like a little girl in a theme park. Disgusting sack of shit of a coach.

 

[CrimsonianKing]

We are not, we are corporate as fuck, i mean you really think gianni would allow this shit to go down like this?

Hell no. And yes, you're right. Corporate as fuck. Embarrassing for a club this fucking big to allow a player to pull this kind of shit and do nothing about it. Ball less.

 

[Big Bang]

He has a project. A seven goal project.

Spalletti Mentions winning coaches and those who players respect and then throws out the name of that spineless loser, the epitome of a coward.

I never want that cancer near our club. He's a disease. Every time I look at that wrinkled face, that chrome dome while his teams are losing, he looks confused, dazed, hopeless, clueless, forlorn, dismayed, lost like a little girl in a theme park. Disgusting sack of $#@! of a coach.

When I pull up these quotes after Spalletti does absurdly well at Inter, and remind you of how foolish you are, will you please quit watching football?

And are you seriously suggesting Allegri is better than him? When has Allegri ever been in a situation where he has a shit squad and still managed to win anything? Get lost!

 

[icemaη]

When I pull up these quotes after Spalletti does absurdly well at Inter, and remind you of how foolish you are, will you please quit watching football?

And are you seriously suggesting Allegri is better than him? When has Allegri ever been in a situation where he has a shit squad and still managed to win anything? Get lost!

 

[Bianconero81]

When I pull up these quotes after Spalletti does absurdly well at Inter, and remind you of how foolish you are, will you please quit watching football?

And are you seriously suggesting Allegri is better than him? When has Allegri ever been in a situation where he has a shit squad and still managed to win anything? Get lost!

Oh. Did I hurt your feelings? I'm terribly sorry. Remind me again, what has Spaghetti won in his storied career? Oh, that's right. Nothing of note. He managed to guide the almighty Zenit to a league title in a league no one gives two shits about.

Absurdly well at Inter? Sure, come back and remind me of how awesome your idol Spaghetti is once he guides Inter to 3rd or 4th place

 

[Big Bang]

Oh. Did I hurt your feelings? I'm terribly sorry. Remind me again, what has Spaghetti won in his storied career? Oh, that's right. Nothing of note. He managed to guide the almighty Zenit to a league title in a league no one gives two $#@!s about.

Absurdly well at Inter? Sure, come back and remind me of how awesome your idol Spaghetti is once he guides Inter to 3rd or 4th place

Actually 3rd place would be pretty massive given where they finished last year, and considering that this would mean he got them more points than Napoli or Roma, both of whom were just a handful of points away from us last season. But yeah, sure, some nobody called him Spaghetti on the internet -- really showed him!

 

[Bianconero81]

Actually 3rd place would be pretty massive given where they finished last year, and considering that this would mean he got them more points than Napoli or Roma, both of whom were just a handful of points away from us last season. But yeah, sure, some nobody called him Spaghetti on the internet -- really showed him!

Until he wins a meaningful trophy he's a loser in my book. I'm guessing you are also of the opinion that Ranieri and maybe even Prandelli are better coaches than Allegri

 

[Big Bang]

Until he wins a meaningful trophy he's a loser in my book. I'm guessing you are also of the opinion that Ranieri and maybe even Prandelli are better coaches than Allegri

You're not showing enough signs of intelligence to make me feel like this is a conversation worth having, but I just can't help it: Is Di Matteo is a better coach than Allegri since, according to your reasoning, a manager is only as good as the trophies he's won?

 

[Bianconero81]

You're not showing enough signs of intelligence to make me feel like this is a conversation worth having, but I just can't help it: Is Di Matteo is a better coach than Allegri since, according to your reasoning, a manager is only as good as the trophies he's won?

How many trophies has Di Matteo won? Same applies to Riijkard. There are flukes, and then there are coaches that have succeeded at most clubs they have coached. Allegri was successful @ Milan until they dismantled his squad, he has been working wonders with our squad considering how much the management fuck around with the team every pre-season. If you're that biased and blinded by hate for Allegri, then I'm afraid you're the one not intelligent enough to have any sort of conversation.

 

[Fr3sh]

How many trophies has Di Matteo won? Same applies to Riijkard. There are flukes, and then there are coaches that have succeeded at most clubs they have coached. Allegri was successful @ Milan until they dismantled his squad, he has been working wonders with our squad considering how much the management fuck around with the team every pre-season. If you're that biased and blinded by hate for Allegri, then I'm afraid you're the one not intelligent enough to have any sort of conversation.

i'd rather be a fluke that got it, then a genius that keeps coming short tbh

 

[Vialli_92]

Why did it end so badly for Alves?

The guy threw such a tantrum and burned all his bridges at Juve

He seems like nothing but a mercenary and someone who feels like he has to prove he's better than everyone else

 

[Fr3sh]

we should learn a thing or two about being ruthless from this man

 

[JuveJay]

We should have done something crazy like not signed him in the first place. That would have taught him.

 

[icemaη]

we should learn a thing or two about being ruthless from this man

Oh my

 

[Bianconero81]

He's not entirely wrong tho. We should be ruthless, but classy in our approach. Right now, our policy is "bend over and get fucked."

We are spineless and gutless. I miss the Agnellis of old, real men who were passionate about the club.

The rich Jewish clown Elkann is only concerned about business and money. It's all about the bottom line for him. He doesn't give two shits about the club from a fan's perspective.

 

[JuveJay]

Yes things were nice 20-40 years ago but football has changed for the worse.