Massimiliano Allegri (221 Viewers)
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I don't agree. I think the hardest league out there is the La Liga. It has the strongest teams, and is the most difficult to win. Do you think the likes of Chelsea, Leicester and City of the past few years would have stood a chance in the Liga?
That being said, it is the league with the most resources, and with teams that are all quite close to each other in terms of level, so it certainly is a very challenging league to win and an interesting one to coach in.
That being said, it is the league with the most resources, and with teams that are all quite close to each other in terms of level, so it certainly is a very challenging league to win and an interesting one to coach in.
I can understand Allegri seeking a new challenge, but if he really wants to win the CL, he's better off trying to win it here, as he's NEVER going to win it with Arsenal.
In terms of coaching, moving from Juventus to Arsenal, is the equivalent of that money dabbing hoe leaving us last season to go back "home" to the Red Cunts of Manchester.
In terms of coaching, moving from Juventus to Arsenal, is the equivalent of that money dabbing hoe leaving us last season to go back "home" to the Red Cunts of Manchester.
Pogba going back "home"
I can understand Allegri seeking a new challenge, but if he really wants to win the CL, he's better off trying to win it here, as he's NEVER going to win it with Arsenal.
In terms of coaching, moving from Juventus to Arsenal, is the equivalent of that money dabbing hoe leaving us last season to go back "home" to the Red Cunts of Manchester.
In terms of coaching, moving from Juventus to Arsenal, is the equivalent of that money dabbing hoe leaving us last season to go back "home" to the Red Cunts of Manchester.
Pogba going back "home"
Managers don't always think like players. If Allegri gets full control at Arsenal instead of being told to work with players he's given by the sporting director, then I'm sure he'd be more interested in the former option. This is why many top managers flock to the EPL because they're given full autonomy unlike in leagues like Spain or Italy.
I will actually hold Allegri in much higher regard if he takes up the challenge of propelling Arsenal to the top instead of trying to be a trophy/money whore like Mourinho who constantly keeps jumping from one loaded stacked club to another.
How ungrateful can you be? We took him from a place where he was seen as a joke. Now he thinks he's some kind of savior super coach because he's won Serie A with our superior squad.
I believe Allegri would have a serious chance to win the EPL with Arsenals squad. They've always had a top 3 team for the last 10 years but Wenger has tried to play his flashy football with zero substance for those 10 years without a change of approach. Allegri gives respect to the opponent, tinkers with the formations a bit more and actually wins games. I don't think player quality has been the biggest issue, its been mental problems that has always fukked up the season after Christmas.
Massimiliano Allegri has told Arsenal that one of his top targets is Lazio midfielder Sergej Milinkovic-Savic, according to reports.
http://metro.co.uk/2017/03/05/massi...ovic-savic-for-arsenal-6488911/#ixzz4aSV2TG2B
http://metro.co.uk/2017/03/05/massi...ovic-savic-for-arsenal-6488911/#ixzz4aSV2TG2B