Massimiliano Allegri (818 Viewers)

[piotrr]

you fucking jinxed it!!!1!!! even before we officially appointed him!!!11

pls @Mark @GordoDeCentral thread ban this guy from the new coach's thread, whoever it may be

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there was some thread at the beginning of 2014/15 (i think?) season like 'which cl final hurt most' and i wrote 2015

 

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[Cerval]

there was some thread at the beginning of 2014/15 (i think?) season like 'which cl final hurt most' and i wrote 2015

We're lucky you didn't say it was a tie with 2020

 

[.zero]

Do you guys think Max will ever win a CL?

Yes

 

[Vlad]

Do you guys think Max will ever win a CL?

Yes, in his second spell here.

 

[X Æ A-12]

where? Juventus has the resources to keep challenging for CL in the years to come, while Allegri will take a while to get a job in a CL contender. I'd say there are 5-6 teams Allegri is capable of winning CL with - Barca, Real, Juve, Pool, City and maybe PSG or Bayern. And none of them seem too eager to appoint Max.

Then maybe he will take a year off until one of those sides needs a new manager. I don't see him being the type to take a lesser position out of desperation Maxx certainly desires winning.

Cucks here might underrate him but he is in top three managers in the game today

 

[Hist]

Top 3 managers in the game today
He is a good coach but to say top 3 when you have these guys still in the business
- Ancelotti (2 times CL winner, Serie A winner (during its good years), Bundesliga and EPL winner.
- Zidane (La Liga winner + 3 CL titles)
- Pep (2 CL titles, La Liga, EPL, Bundesliga)
- Klopp (2 CL finals with lesser teams, 1 CL win and Bundesliga with Dortmund)
- Simeone (2 CL finals and a la liga win with ATM, Europa Leagues)
- Mou (2 Trebles, La Liga and EPL titles, 2 Europa Leagues)


vs mister my resume is 5 Serie A titles in farmers league Serie A without getting out of first gear in the last 2 years is laughable. He neither has a better resume nor has better promise... especially after the last two seasons.

Allegri peaked 2 years ago and back then yes he was in the top 3. The last 2 seasons were managed decline (very much like Mou but without the prior massive success).

 

[il brutto]

Top 3 managers in the game today
He is a good coach but to say top 3 when you have these guys still in the business
- Ancelotti (2 times CL winner, Serie A winner (during its good years), Bundesliga and EPL winner.
- Zidane (La Liga winner + 3 CL titles)
- Pep (2 CL titles, La Liga, EPL, Bundesliga)
- Klopp (2 CL finals with lesser teams, 1 CL win and Bundesliga with Dortmund)
- Simeone (2 CL finals and a la liga win with ATM, Europa Leagues)
- Mou (2 Trebles, La Liga and EPL titles, 2 Europa Leagues)


vs mister my resume is 5 Serie A titles in farmers league Serie A without getting out of first gear in the last 2 years is laughable. He neither has a better resume nor has better promise... especially after the last two seasons.

Allegri peaked 2 years ago and back then yes he was in the top 3. The last 2 seasons were managed decline (very much like Mou but without the prior massive success).

Add Arrigo Sacchi and Jupp Heynckes while you're at it.

 

[Hist]

Add Arrigo Sacchi and Jupp Heynckes while you're at it.

Which one threw you off? Ancelotti? or Mou?

Even if you take them off the list (even though Mou just won another Europa League a year ago and Ancelotti is currently still coaching), the top 3 statement is still off.

 

[zizinho]

Top 3 managers in the game today
He is a good coach but to say top 3 when you have these guys still in the business
- Ancelotti (2 times CL winner, Serie A winner (during its good years), Bundesliga and EPL winner.
- Zidane (La Liga winner + 3 CL titles)
- Pep (2 CL titles, La Liga, EPL, Bundesliga)
- Klopp (2 CL finals with lesser teams, 1 CL win and Bundesliga with Dortmund)
- Simeone (2 CL finals and a la liga win with ATM, Europa Leagues)
- Mou (2 Trebles, La Liga and EPL titles, 2 Europa Leagues)


vs mister my resume is 5 Serie A titles in farmers league Serie A without getting out of first gear in the last 2 years is laughable. He neither has a better resume nor has better promise... especially after the last two seasons.

Allegri peaked 2 years ago and back then yes he was in the top 3. The last 2 seasons were managed decline (very much like Mou but without the prior massive success).

Lol what a moron youve become. Since Allegri joined us, only Zidane and Klopp have outdone him in the CL, and Klopp has done so because of the luxury of playing Tottenham in a CL final. Most of the success you mention above came before 2014 when Allegri took over here. You laugh at his serie a success yet mention BL for Pep and Ancelotti. And big lol at mentioning EL as something worth bringing up in top coaches conversation.

Allegri has been given an above average team in Milan for 2 seasons, and a top team here for 5 seasons. Delivered the league 6/7 times of which 4 were doubles. Passed CL group stage each time, even when Milan was as mediocre as Sampdoria is now, 2 finals, 3 QFs. That is exceptional success rate, and yes, top 3 result wise when considering last half decade

 

[Hist]

Lol what a moron youve become. Since Allegri joined us, only Zidane and Klopp have outdone him in the CL, and Klopp has done so because of the luxury of playing Tottenham in a CL final. Most of the success you mention above came before 2014 when Allegri took over here. You laugh at his serie a success yet mention BL for Pep and Ancelotti. And big lol at mentioning EL as something worth bringing up in top coaches conversation.

Allegri has been given an above average team in Milan for 2 seasons, and a top team here for 5 seasons. Delivered the league 6/7 times of which 4 were doubles. Passed CL group stage each time, even when Milan was as mediocre as Sampdoria is now, 2 finals, 3 QFs. That is exceptional success rate, and yes, top 3 result wise when considering last half decade

ahh... the proud anti-semite calling others morons. Conveniently counting seasons since Allegri joined us to exclude the successes of all the other coaches.

And then comparing winning Serie A with Juve in these years with winning the EPL. Ofcourse they are not the same

Again he is top coach.. but not top 3... especially in the last two seasons.... and that Spurs you mock beat the Ajax that smashed us

 

[DAiDEViL]

"Us" he says

Kloppo and Salah fanboy.

The Liverpool forum is the other way.

 

[il brutto]

Which one threw you off? Ancelotti? or Mou?

Even if you take them off the list (even though Mou just won another Europa League a year ago and Ancelotti is currently still coaching), the top 3 statement is still off.

Mou certainly, with Ancelotti there can be a debate.

Yeah I think Pep, Zizou and Klopp certainly have a strong case to be there, but I do think Allegri has a valid case himself. Although Kloppos CL win makes it harder.

 

[zizinho]

ahh... the proud anti-semite calling others morons. Conveniently counting seasons since Allegri joined us to exclude the successes of all the other coaches.

And then comparing winning Serie A with Juve in these years with winning the EPL. Ofcourse they are not the same

Again he is top coach.. but not top 3... especially in the last two seasons.... and that Spurs you mock beat the Ajax that smashed us

Lol you bring up results from 2003, yet call my 5 year estimation convenient. I did this because before joining us, he was coaching a above average Milan for 2 seasons, and a plain mediocre one for 1.5 more seasons, you want to take those years into account? 5 years is a fair estimation period, if you go to 2012 or 2013 youd find people thinking Heynckes, Ancelotti and Mourinho are the best of the best, but now one is retired, one is coaching Napoli after getting sacked twice, and one is unemployed.

In the last 5 years, Max has delivered better results than Pep, with lesser squads. Klopp has won the CL and thats about it, didnt win anything else, despite huge investments in the squad. Zidane is the #1 for 3 CL and a La Liga in 2.5 years. You can find flaws for anyone, but Max has been the most consistent one, on 3 fronts.

And ofcourse youre a moron, its just the way things are. Chill

 

[DAiDEViL]

Are you a "proud anti-semite" though? @zizinho

 

[zizinho]

Are you a "proud anti-semite" though? @zizinho

Selective anti semite. I only hate some semites, for example Hist.

 

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[Ronn]

Which one threw you off? Ancelotti? or Mou?

Even if you take them off the list (even though Mou just won another Europa League a year ago and Ancelotti is currently still coaching), the top 3 statement is still off.

Marcelo Lippi is still coaching too

 

[Hist]

"Us" he says

Kloppo and Salah fanboy.

The Liverpool forum is the other way.

Can't wait to see you defend Sarri with the same blind following once he becomes our manager.

Where is your trolling ally Zach? Oh yeah he revealed his true racist colors after years of saying its just jokes. I hope (for your sake) you are not the same.

 

[Ronn]

By the way Allegri's resume is 6 Serie A titles not 5.

 

[Bianconero81]

This whole top whatever debate is asinine.

They're all very good coaches, and where you'd place each boils down to a matter of preference you armchair experds