Massimiliano Allegri (382 Viewers)

[Orgut]

Any news about him getting the boot?

 

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[juve123]

Any news about him getting the boot?

Only rumours about Montero and Massimo Carrera let's see.

 

[Strickland]

He's lost the locker room and that Di Maria red was probably the result of frustration. Yes, "let's work as a team" and finish the season in 10th place and get dumped out of the CL in the group stage. Excellent approach I say.

Finish the season 99% not, but we need to resolve the Allegris contract situation in the least harmful way possible. If we kick him out with a bang and he sits there for 3.5 years collecting 9m, thats a lot more harmful long term.

 

[LiquidPLP]

Finish the season 99% not, but we need to resolve the Allegris contract situation in the least harmful way possible. If we kick him out with a bang and he sits there for 3.5 years collecting 9m, thats a lot more harmful long term.

Swap him for Mancini?

Surely this is the only place Allegri can go to after such a failure here.

 

[Dino_mk]

Finish the season 99% not, but we need to resolve the Allegris contract situation in the least harmful way possible. If we kick him out with a bang and he sits there for 3.5 years collecting 9m, thats a lot more harmful long term.

Missing just one CL season is way more financially harmful.

 

[GrandeGigi]

but we need to resolve the Allegris contract situation in the least harmful way possible. If we kick him out with a bang and he sits there for 3.5 years collecting 9m, thats a lot more harmful long term.

Am I missing something. His contract is up June 2025. That’s 2.5 years right? Still shit of course. Allegri’s ego is far too big to ever meaningfully accept fault from what I’ve seen so this will only end up bitterly. No big club will ever take a punt on him so he’s seeing this final payday into retirement, so he’ll take every penny regardless.

 

[MikeM]

His contract is a sunk cost. We can't miss the UCL every year until his contract ends. That will cost way more.

 

[Salvo]

Surely gone?

 

[juve123]

Surely gone?

Juve has no intention of changing the coach right now. There's conviction from Agnelli that Allegri can turns things around, with the right changes in the physical preparation staff."

- Sky

 

[Salvo]

Juve has no intention of changing the coach right now. There's conviction from Agnelli that Allegri can turns things around, with the right changes in the physical preparation staff."

- Sky

I don't believe it for a second

 

[juve123]

I don't believe it for a second

Let's see I think the financial compensation would surely be the sticking point.

 

[Karim30]

Juve has no intention of changing the coach right now. There's conviction from Agnelli that Allegri can turns things around, with the right changes in the physical preparation staff."

- Sky

Oh well

 

[juve123]

Allegri has no intention to resign. Firing him would be a "bloodbath" for the club financially. Allegri remains the coach of Juventus."

- @NicoSchira

 

[bianconera_BG]

Just seeing this and then bumping into this tweet from yesterday..



What a shameless piece of shit. Or the dude is just plain retarded at this point.

 

[Hydde]

Just seeing this and then bumping into this tweet from yesterday..



What a shameless piece of shit. Or the dude is just plain retarded at this point.

what da flying fuck?

"dont ruin me"=?

I always saw him as a useless coach but his ego is something to behold

 

[CrimsonianKing]

He's really not getting the boot no matter what, is he?

can someone explain how we went from rebuilding from Serie B, reaching two CL finals in 3 years and buying one if not the best player of his generation to playing like a bottom table team forced to keep a toxic outdated dinosaur of a coach and in that way risk missing a CL spot/winning any titles for two years in a row?

Agnelli, you fucked up son. Be a man, resign and get the fuck out. Oh and take your clown friends with you.

 

[Xperd]

Woke up to see if this thread has moved to another section

I'm super dissapoint

 

[CarloP]

If this is the just start of their project, I'm really scared to see what they will turn Juve into 4 years from now.

 

[campionesidd]

Allegri has no intention to resign. Firing him would be a "bloodbath" for the club financially. Allegri remains the coach of Juventus."

- @NicoSchira

This is all Agnelli’s doing. You can blame Allegri all you want, but it’s Agnelli who offered him the ridiculous contract.
I might buy some Juventus stock just so I can file a class action lawsuit on behalf of the shareholders.

 

[Scottish]

8 Serie A games before the WC...

Are we gonna hang on till we can see which coaches are available after Qatar?