Massimiliano Allegri (238 Viewers)

[fredrik]

I heard he almost ended ina fist fight with Zlatan... but im not sure how reliable is that

But they def. Performed on the pitch. Which is what matters.

 

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[DUKAC]

Pretty sure it is true.

I agree with this reasoning. Notice how on press conference he said that current Juve squad have enough quality to be among top 7-8 clubs, certainly not a defeatist.

I am not sure about this but anyway,who will he ask yo assist him? Tassoti?

 

[DUKAC]

Pretty sure it is true.

I agree with this reasoning. Notice how on press conference he said that current Juve squad have enough quality to be among top 7-8 clubs, certainly not a defeatist.

I am not sure about this but anyway,who will he ask yo assist him? Tassoti?

 

[Pirlo's Beard]

It's going in circles now so i'll stop it right here. It appears you value win percentages over KO qualification so there's no point going any further. My reasoning is perfectly fine. As far as the CL group stage goes Allegri has nailed it, Conte has not.

Was it a one off? Who knows. We'll find out in 5 years time. But like I said up until this point Allegri has the beating of Conte in this one individual aspect of management. So that's that.

 

[Pirlo's Beard]

It's going in circles now so i'll stop it right here. It appears you value win percentages over KO qualification so there's no point going any further. My reasoning is perfectly fine. As far as the CL group stage goes Allegri has nailed it, Conte has not.

Was it a one off? Who knows. We'll find out in 5 years time. But like I said up until this point Allegri has the beating of Conte in this one individual aspect of management. So that's that.

 

[ZoSo]

Well he left his girl at the alter...so not really a yes man.
Beeing professional and respect those that give you a job and money, is a good thing.
Conte let the team and fans down, that is not having balls.

I don't think that first sentence has anything to do with football...

What Conte did takes much more balls than shutting your mouth and just getting what you are given.

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Ah, so my memory isn't that bad The oscar goal, quags heorics, all is coming back to me

Chealse finished 3rd right? it was the year they won EL i think.

we topped the group away to shakhtar on the last matchday

 

[ZoSo]

Well he left his girl at the alter...so not really a yes man.
Beeing professional and respect those that give you a job and money, is a good thing.
Conte let the team and fans down, that is not having balls.

I don't think that first sentence has anything to do with football...

What Conte did takes much more balls than shutting your mouth and just getting what you are given.

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Ah, so my memory isn't that bad The oscar goal, quags heorics, all is coming back to me

Chealse finished 3rd right? it was the year they won EL i think.

we topped the group away to shakhtar on the last matchday

 

[swag]

What Conte did takes much more balls than shutting your mouth and just getting what you are given.

Not sure I agree with that. I know a lot of people in companies I worked at who quit rather than face a few difficult transition months. I would hardly say they had more balls than the coworkers who stuck it out.

 

[swag]

What Conte did takes much more balls than shutting your mouth and just getting what you are given.

Not sure I agree with that. I know a lot of people in companies I worked at who quit rather than face a few difficult transition months. I would hardly say they had more balls than the coworkers who stuck it out.

 

[Vlad]

I am not sure about this but anyway,who will he ask yo assist him? Tassoti?

[TABLE="class: cssprincipale"] [TR] [TD]Allenatore: Massimiliano Allegri (Livorno, 11 agosto 1967)[/TD] [/TR] [TR] [TD] Vice allenatore: Marco Landucci (Lucca, 25 marzo 1964)[/TD] [/TR] [TR] [TD] Preparatore atletico: Simone Folletti (Ferrara, 10 giugno 1972)[/TD] [/TR] [TR] [TD] Preparatore portieri: Claudio Filippi (Roma, 7 luglio 1965)

[/TD] [/TR] [/TABLE] Apparently it is still under question mark whether Carrera will stay and in what function.

 

[Vlad]

I am not sure about this but anyway,who will he ask yo assist him? Tassoti?

[TABLE="class: cssprincipale"] [TR] [TD]Allenatore: Massimiliano Allegri (Livorno, 11 agosto 1967)[/TD] [/TR] [TR] [TD] Vice allenatore: Marco Landucci (Lucca, 25 marzo 1964)[/TD] [/TR] [TR] [TD] Preparatore atletico: Simone Folletti (Ferrara, 10 giugno 1972)[/TD] [/TR] [TR] [TD] Preparatore portieri: Claudio Filippi (Roma, 7 luglio 1965)

[/TD] [/TR] [/TABLE] Apparently it is still under question mark whether Carrera will stay and in what function.

 

[ZoSo]

Not sure I agree with that. I know a lot of people in companies I worked at who quit rather than face a few difficult transition months. I would hardly say they had more balls than the coworkers who stuck it out.

sit there with your tail between your legs or make a big decision...

 

[ZoSo]

Not sure I agree with that. I know a lot of people in companies I worked at who quit rather than face a few difficult transition months. I would hardly say they had more balls than the coworkers who stuck it out.

sit there with your tail between your legs or make a big decision...

 

[Pirlo's Beard]

I respected part of Contes attitude. However at the end of the day he can have all the 'attitude' he wants, it's because of this that he's walked out on Juve at a crucial point in time and we're suffering because of it

Wouldn't people rather he was a little bit more of a 'yes man' and he actually stayed with us as opposed to saying 'f*ck this' and dropping at the start of pre season.

 

[Pirlo's Beard]

I respected part of Contes attitude. However at the end of the day he can have all the 'attitude' he wants, it's because of this that he's walked out on Juve at a crucial point in time and we're suffering because of it

Wouldn't people rather he was a little bit more of a 'yes man' and he actually stayed with us as opposed to saying 'f*ck this' and dropping at the start of pre season.

 

[GordoDeCentral]

Not sure I agree with that. I know a lot of people in companies I worked at who quit rather than face a few difficult transition months. I would hardly say they had more balls than the coworkers who stuck it out.

its not about facing difficult transitions imo it's about goinng against your principles in doing something you are not convinced of, i know i had a similar situation where i was working with somebody whose line of illogical thinking would drive me up the wall, i too chose to walk away from it.

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I respected part of Contes attitude. However at the end of the day he can have all the 'attitude' he wants, it's because of this that he's walked out on Juve at a crucial point in time and we're suffering because of it

Wouldn't people rather he was a little bit more of a 'yes man' and he actually stayed with us as opposed to saying 'f*ck this' and dropping at the start of pre season.

i actually respect him more for that, because i know this is not the first time hes been frustrated with mgmt, but i feel this si the first time, his motivation tank was on e, and i d rather he leaves and take the brunt of letting us go now than midseason when little can be done as far as damage control is concerned.

 

[GordoDeCentral]

Not sure I agree with that. I know a lot of people in companies I worked at who quit rather than face a few difficult transition months. I would hardly say they had more balls than the coworkers who stuck it out.

its not about facing difficult transitions imo it's about goinng against your principles in doing something you are not convinced of, i know i had a similar situation where i was working with somebody whose line of illogical thinking would drive me up the wall, i too chose to walk away from it.

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I respected part of Contes attitude. However at the end of the day he can have all the 'attitude' he wants, it's because of this that he's walked out on Juve at a crucial point in time and we're suffering because of it

Wouldn't people rather he was a little bit more of a 'yes man' and he actually stayed with us as opposed to saying 'f*ck this' and dropping at the start of pre season.

i actually respect him more for that, because i know this is not the first time hes been frustrated with mgmt, but i feel this si the first time, his motivation tank was on e, and i d rather he leaves and take the brunt of letting us go now than midseason when little can be done as far as damage control is concerned.

 

[Jem83]

First training session

:scarf:

 

[Jem83]

First training session

:scarf:

 

[fredrik]

I don't think that first sentence has anything to do with football...

What Conte did takes much more balls than shutting your mouth and just getting what you are given.

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we topped the group away to shakhtar on the last matchday

No, thats what pussies do, they quit. His job is to work with the players he has at his disposal. Natrually there is some sort of communication about who to buy and so on, but its not very smart to demand more money or signings the club cant afford. There are other clubs with unlimited funds that will suit conte better. Conte wanted instant success instead of a sustainable buisness.