Based on the fact that he choked away the league with a stronger Milan side in 2011/2012? Then took that Milan team further down the path the next years.
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Forgot a "probably" there. There's no way we can know for sure, just as with any of the other examples.
But nothing in his resume suggest he would've been able to do it, that was a remarkable feat that only very few managers would've been capable of.
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Yeah at least the second part is pure BS
But nothing in his resume suggest he would've been able to do it, that was a remarkable feat that only very few managers would've been capable of.
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Yeah at least the second part is pure BS
It had a lot to do with the great additions we made during the summer, and all of them staying fit all year and playing 30+ games (no CL helped too).
Anyway, the team being as good as ours and healthy all year, no CL, the new stadium, and a required point total of 81 for 1st place, leads me to believe a coach as good and as adaptable as Max could have pulled it off. But as you say, no way we ever find out so its just speculation.
Not to take away from anyone involved in that season as everyone deserves the utmost praise
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He finished 3rd with a pathetic squad, he did well. As for the previous season, you can say he choked away, but one look at the roster and the minutes and matches played for each player stat tells you what you need to know about that magnificient Milan of 2012.
And he already surpassed Conte
Anyway, the team being as good as ours and healthy all year, no CL, the new stadium, and a required point total of 81 for 1st place, leads me to believe a coach as good and as adaptable as Max could have pulled it off. But as you say, no way we ever find out so its just speculation.
Not to take away from anyone involved in that season as everyone deserves the utmost praise
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He finished 3rd with a pathetic squad, he did well. As for the previous season, you can say he choked away, but one look at the roster and the minutes and matches played for each player stat tells you what you need to know about that magnificient Milan of 2012.
And he already surpassed Conte
For me it's simple. They are both great coaches who are better in different ways.
Conte gets the best out of his players and makes his teams punch above their weight, but we've yet to see if he can do the same at the highest level.
Allegri is a master tactician who can find the best formula for his teams but obviously, the better his players, the better he can execute his plans.
Conte does better with underdogs, but Allegri is the man to get the potential out of a great team.
Conte gets the best out of his players and makes his teams punch above their weight, but we've yet to see if he can do the same at the highest level.
Allegri is a master tactician who can find the best formula for his teams but obviously, the better his players, the better he can execute his plans.
Conte does better with underdogs, but Allegri is the man to get the potential out of a great team.
So the teams that Conte had the following two seasons weren't the best in Serie A? Really?
Where else can I go with this? Let's see. Ok, how about- "How many champions did Conte lose on his roster at any one time in any of his three seasons at Juve" I'll give you a hint. More than -1, but less than 1.
And it's not a couple of Coppa Italia, it is three straight. Three more than what Conte won. But I'm pretty sure that nothing would make you giggle like an 8 year old girl at a Katy Perry concert more than seeing Juve lose on Saturday, just so your narrative doesn't have to change.
How convenient of you to show up all of a sudden.
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He's not going to answer that, because he knows damn well that Juve had the best squads those two years as well.
Where else can I go with this? Let's see. Ok, how about- "How many champions did Conte lose on his roster at any one time in any of his three seasons at Juve" I'll give you a hint. More than -1, but less than 1.
And it's not a couple of Coppa Italia, it is three straight. Three more than what Conte won. But I'm pretty sure that nothing would make you giggle like an 8 year old girl at a Katy Perry concert more than seeing Juve lose on Saturday, just so your narrative doesn't have to change.
How convenient of you to show up all of a sudden.
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He's not going to answer that, because he knows damn well that Juve had the best squads those two years as well.
Conte's teams were better, but the difference wasn't as big as it is now. Only in 13-14 did he have a team on the level of Allegri's teams. Conte played with the likes of Quagliarella and Vucinic (had Tevez for one season) while Allegri's Juve replaced Tevez with Mandzukic and signed players directly from their rivals. Wanna know who Conte got from their rivals? Pazienza.
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