Massimiliano Allegri (147 Viewers)
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None of those mentioned are terribly appealing.
I'd go for Lucien Favre.
Or Stefano Colantuono if you fancy risking another Delneri-esque appointment.
Allegri consistenly got his Milan teams to finish where they should have, except when Juve won the scudetto in Conte's first season, but there were valid mitigating factors for Milan's failure to win that year.
I feel there would be more chance of things going horribly wrong under Mancini. And I'd suggest Mancini's track record indicates he is not particularly likely to improve on Conte's record in the CL.
I'd go for Lucien Favre.
Or Stefano Colantuono if you fancy risking another Delneri-esque appointment.
Allegri consistenly got his Milan teams to finish where they should have, except when Juve won the scudetto in Conte's first season, but there were valid mitigating factors for Milan's failure to win that year.
I feel there would be more chance of things going horribly wrong under Mancini. And I'd suggest Mancini's track record indicates he is not particularly likely to improve on Conte's record in the CL.
None of those mentioned are terribly appealing.
I'd go for Lucien Favre.
Or Stefano Colantuono if you fancy risking another Delneri-esque appointment.
Allegri consistenly got his Milan teams to finish where they should have, except when Juve won the scudetto in Conte's first season, but there were valid mitigating factors for Milan's failure to win that year.
I feel there would be more chance of things going horribly wrong under Mancini. And I'd suggest Mancini's track record indicates he is not particularly likely to improve on Conte's record in the CL.
I'd go for Lucien Favre.
Or Stefano Colantuono if you fancy risking another Delneri-esque appointment.
Allegri consistenly got his Milan teams to finish where they should have, except when Juve won the scudetto in Conte's first season, but there were valid mitigating factors for Milan's failure to win that year.
I feel there would be more chance of things going horribly wrong under Mancini. And I'd suggest Mancini's track record indicates he is not particularly likely to improve on Conte's record in the CL.
