Massimiliano Allegri (372 Viewers)
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"Somehow Allegris squads are always terrible."
Terrible is debatable and arguementive.. but for sure
I dont recall any squad of Allegri that was known of grinta (bar 2015 which was the remainder of what Conte instilled in them). and I am not talking about individual hard workers such as Mandzu and Licht
Energy saving mode at its best is killing all the grinta a normal player has..
Again it just seem the complete wrong mix of a coach style and players type (non in the team is a real hard worker except Bremer I guess)
And this s4tch is confusing "not blaming everything on the coach" with whatever values of Allegri everyone else except those Allegros and Agnelli himself are seeing..
"Somehow Allegris squads are always terrible."
Terrible is debatable and arguementive.. but for sure
I dont recall any squad of Allegri that was known of grinta (bar 2015 which was the remainder of what Conte instilled in them). and I am not talking about individual hard workers such as Mandzu and Licht
Energy saving mode at its best is killing all the grinta a normal player has..
Again it just seem the complete wrong mix of a coach style and players type (non in the team is a real hard worker except Bremer I guess)
And this s4tch is confusing "not blaming everything on the coach" with whatever values of Allegri everyone else except those Allegros and Agnelli himself are seeing..
I'm not sure Allegri is responsible for building the squad. Why is this suddenly becoming a point that is increasingly getting repeated?
We have had Paratici and Cherubini responsible for this for number of seasons and both have failed. The role of a manager in Italy is not the same as the UK. He may make suggestions but ultimate responsibility has always been the Director of Football or whatever title they go by.
We have had Paratici and Cherubini responsible for this for number of seasons and both have failed. The role of a manager in Italy is not the same as the UK. He may make suggestions but ultimate responsibility has always been the Director of Football or whatever title they go by.
I think there is both the problem of the coach and the squad. But certainly between changing x quantity of players is more easier to change 1 coach and y quantity of staff.
It can be explain simple as this: Lets say you get a time travel machine and gather all the best players for each position. And you give them to me, your friend Niku, to "coach".
Even I as amateur would get good results with those players, but in the other hand, lets say we bring the best coaches and staff members with the same time travel machine but instead of having " real players" there are the tuzzers as squad.
Not even Guardiola with a fusion of Lippi, Klopp etc would lead us to victory.
And given how we are performing, the logical choice right now is the coach has to go. Because not all our squad is shit, some certainly are that I cant even comprehend how in the first place are still playing in a competetive league.
It can be explain simple as this: Lets say you get a time travel machine and gather all the best players for each position. And you give them to me, your friend Niku, to "coach".
Even I as amateur would get good results with those players, but in the other hand, lets say we bring the best coaches and staff members with the same time travel machine but instead of having " real players" there are the tuzzers as squad.
Not even Guardiola with a fusion of Lippi, Klopp etc would lead us to victory.
And given how we are performing, the logical choice right now is the coach has to go. Because not all our squad is shit, some certainly are that I cant even comprehend how in the first place are still playing in a competetive league.
that untrainable bunch contained cristiano fucking ronaldo, and also had a few players with plenty of experience (dybala, higuain, pjanic, buffon, etc) who'd walk into this team if they were available at that age and physical state. the locker also had important leaders. still, sarri almost lost the league and was saved by the covid break despite a pretty strong start that went to shit when he started to implement his own ideas and when pjanic never recovered from his injury. sarri nostalgia is the 2nd least understandable juventino thing, almost up there with pirlo nostalgia
no thanks, 1 year of sarrismo was plenty. the constant search for a trequartista when there wasn't any in the squad, playing high for the sake of it and getting countered regularly, the zonal marking bs at defending set pieces, it was a complete nightmare of a season with a fitting ending after 8 years of organized juventus
no thanks, 1 year of sarrismo was plenty. the constant search for a trequartista when there wasn't any in the squad, playing high for the sake of it and getting countered regularly, the zonal marking bs at defending set pieces, it was a complete nightmare of a season with a fitting ending after 8 years of organized juventus
But are any of the sources reliable? I've yet to read anything that states that he has a significant influence in the mercato and simply suggestions he requested a player e.g. Paredes, Milik. Given we've been linked with both before Allegri it is possible he didn't specifically ask for them.
There are enough things to criticise Allegri for without making out he is responsible for squad building when we have had/have sporting directors whose main function is doing that.
There are enough things to criticise Allegri for without making out he is responsible for squad building when we have had/have sporting directors whose main function is doing that.
That's what I'm saying. We changed so many players and still it's the players who are untrainable? Our club is just leaking shit to cover Allegri now. It's embarrassing. All those players we brought in have been nothing but professional for their whole careers. I could see if we brought in a couple Douglas Costas or something. We didn't.
Allegri or not we should not have players undermining any other employee’s efforts to do their job and support the club. Players and coaches come and go but the club must stay strong and competitive. There is an evident lack of discipline across all levels of the organization. We are in obvious need of radical change from management to players. This is MU level of crisis management.
We’ve truly hit a new low
We’ve truly hit a new low
Allegri or not we should not have players undermining any other employee’s efforts to do their job and support the club. Players and coaches come and go but the club must stay strong and competitive. There is an evident lack of discipline across all levels of the organization. We are in obvious need of radical change from management to players. This is MU level of crisis management.
We’ve truly hit a new low
We’ve truly hit a new low