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Allegri: "My future? I'm happy here today, I've a contract with Juventus & I intend to remain here for the future of the side.” TJ
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Allegri: "My future? I'm happy here today, I've a contract with Juventus & I intend to remain here for the future of the side.” TJ
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14 in a row 
Juventus Coach Max Allegri warns the clash with Napoli “certainly won’t decide the Scudetto, but we’ll be ready for it.”
The Bianconeri notched up a 14[SUP]th[/SUP] consecutive Serie A victory with their 2-0 away to Frosinone today and remain two points off the leaders.
“It’ll be a fine game, it certainly won’t decide the Scudetto, but we’ll be ready for it. We have important players that Napoli need to worry about too,” Allegri told Mediaset Premium.
“I can only compliment Maurizio Sarri, because he’s having a great campaign. It had been many years since Napoli were top of the table like this.
“The lads did well today, but could’ve done better. When you play certain games you know sooner or later a goal will arrive, so rushing just gives the opposition an advantage.
“We had two great chances at the start, then struggled because Frosinone defended well. We should’ve been sharper and calmer in creating scoring opportunities.
“When you have many young players in the side, there are going to be mistakes. Frosinone only lost badly on home turf to Napoli, so it was not a match to be taken for granted.”
Giorgio Chiellini hobbled off with a calf injury and must be a big doubt to face Napoli on Saturday.
“Unfortunately he has a recurring problem with his calf. We have Andrea Barzagli, Daniele Rugani or even Stephan Lichtsteiner who can play at centre-back.”
Juventus Coach Max Allegri warns the clash with Napoli “certainly won’t decide the Scudetto, but we’ll be ready for it.”
The Bianconeri notched up a 14[SUP]th[/SUP] consecutive Serie A victory with their 2-0 away to Frosinone today and remain two points off the leaders.
“It’ll be a fine game, it certainly won’t decide the Scudetto, but we’ll be ready for it. We have important players that Napoli need to worry about too,” Allegri told Mediaset Premium.
“I can only compliment Maurizio Sarri, because he’s having a great campaign. It had been many years since Napoli were top of the table like this.
“The lads did well today, but could’ve done better. When you play certain games you know sooner or later a goal will arrive, so rushing just gives the opposition an advantage.
“We had two great chances at the start, then struggled because Frosinone defended well. We should’ve been sharper and calmer in creating scoring opportunities.
“When you have many young players in the side, there are going to be mistakes. Frosinone only lost badly on home turf to Napoli, so it was not a match to be taken for granted.”
Giorgio Chiellini hobbled off with a calf injury and must be a big doubt to face Napoli on Saturday.
“Unfortunately he has a recurring problem with his calf. We have Andrea Barzagli, Daniele Rugani or even Stephan Lichtsteiner who can play at centre-back.”
If it were conte - we can't compete with chelsea, we are currently happy that allegri haven't found that new place around the corner for 100 euros, until then we can feel safe. We are constantly monitoring epl teams and learning what we can from them, they have a fantastic business model. Oh and I'm shitting my pants for the bayern game, they are best team.
Fuck, he's off to Chelsea. Some old coach and mentor of his came out and said it.
Marotta denies it, but it's probably going down. I was really hoping Max would stay for at least one more year.
I loved how everyone said he's a shit coach at the beggining of the season when he didn't even get the players he was asking for and Marchisio and Khedira were out.
Marotta denies it, but it's probably going down. I was really hoping Max would stay for at least one more year.
I loved how everyone said he's a shit coach at the beggining of the season when he didn't even get the players he was asking for and Marchisio and Khedira were out.
http://www.espnfc.com/chelsea/story...allegri-will-take-chelsea-manager-job-galeone
Massimiliano Allegri will leave Juventus to become Chelsea's next permanent manager this summer, according to mentor and former coach Giovanni Galeone.
"If I were Allegri, I would even walk there -- and I think he will," Galeone told Radio Radio. "Allegri is certainly among the five best coaches in the world. I think he will leave Juve because the offer from Chelsea is truly fantastic.
Guus Hiddink is currently in his second interim spell in charge at Stamford Bridge following the departure of Jose Mourinho in December, as owner Roman Abramovich and his advisors whittle down a shortlist of preferred candidates to take over at the end of the season.
With the Russian's dream choice, Pep Guardiola, now confirmed to be heading to Manchester City at the end of his Bayern Munich contract, Allegri has emerged as a frontrunner for the Chelsea job after winning Serie A titles with AC Milan and Juventus during a six-year spell competing at the top of Italian football.
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If you wonder who this shithead is->
Giovanni Galeone (born January 25, 1941 in Naples)
Massimiliano Allegri will leave Juventus to become Chelsea's next permanent manager this summer, according to mentor and former coach Giovanni Galeone.
"If I were Allegri, I would even walk there -- and I think he will," Galeone told Radio Radio. "Allegri is certainly among the five best coaches in the world. I think he will leave Juve because the offer from Chelsea is truly fantastic.
Guus Hiddink is currently in his second interim spell in charge at Stamford Bridge following the departure of Jose Mourinho in December, as owner Roman Abramovich and his advisors whittle down a shortlist of preferred candidates to take over at the end of the season.
With the Russian's dream choice, Pep Guardiola, now confirmed to be heading to Manchester City at the end of his Bayern Munich contract, Allegri has emerged as a frontrunner for the Chelsea job after winning Serie A titles with AC Milan and Juventus during a six-year spell competing at the top of Italian football.
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If you wonder who this shithead is->
Giovanni Galeone (born January 25, 1941 in Naples)