Massimiliano Allegri (440 Viewers)

[juve123]

funny thing is that on the pitch the team already qualified for europe, but the club failed to protect the team and its (still weak af) results

If we pull out of the super league then there might be some relief.

 

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[s4tch]

If we pull out of the super league then there might be some relief.

but we shouldn't, at least not before the european court decides on the legitimacy of sl. i'd wait for it even if it meant no europe for next season

i want to witness ceferin's downfall, it will be glorious

 

[juve123]

John Elkann "It's a tough time on and off the pitch. Juve has always faced adversity and has always strengthened through adversity." [@MaxNerozzi)

 

[s4tch]

... Also, why would they be flirting with Tuchel (allegedly) if they really supported Allegri "unconditionally" or whatever Calvo claimed? And thats just one name, I'm sure there have been others.

i already mentioned a few times that berlusconi jr said the other day that we wanted palladino, fits the same narrative: the separation with allegri will eventually happen

 

[DanielSz]

i already mentioned a few times that berlusconi jr said the other day that we wanted palladino, fits the same narrative: the separation with allegri will eventually happen

Palladino is the next De Zerbi imo, he'd be near the top of my list. I hope thats true, but I still feel Elkann will hunt a bigger name. Not my money, but Palladino would be the better investment. He's closer to that Conte archetype (the one Juve hired) that I think they should focus on.

 

[juve123]

Palladino is the next De Zerbi imo, he'd be near the top of my list. I hope thats true, but I still feel Elkann will hunt a bigger name. Not my money, but Palladino would be the better investment. He's closer to that Conte archetype (the one Juve hired) that I think they should focus on.

What differentiates Italiano/Tudor from Palladino? Anyways we have nothing lose with no European football for atleast next season.

 

[DanielSz]

What differentiates Italiano/Tudor from Palladino? Anyways we have nothing lose with no European football for atleast next season.

Well Tudor has never had success managing in Serie A and has had multiple opportunities. The french league is a joke, so I wouldn't put too much into his success there. Italiano is ok I guess. But Palladino's system also compliments our defenders, with his 3 man backline, and he is also big on possession, the exact opposite of Allegri.

And as a bonus he trusts Rovella, thats really all I care about...lol.

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Yeah hes gone lol

 

[Boksic]

Well Tudor has never had success managing in Serie A and has had multiple opportunities. The french league is a joke, so I wouldn't put too much into his success there. Italiano is ok I guess. But Palladino's system also compliments our defenders, with his 3 man backline, and he is also big on possession, the exact opposite of Allegri.

And as a bonus he trusts Rovella, thats really all I care about...lol.

I think that is harsh on Tudor. He kept up a falling Udinese and then did well with Verona (took them 6 points behind Atalanta to 9th).

I like Palladino and he has done a really good job at Monza. But it is so early in his career to take on Juve, he's not even had a full season. He's not had to deal with a lot of situations yet and we haven't seen if he can manage through them. I'm not completely against him but it is a massive gamble and probably too much pressure for a guy just starting his career given everything that is going on with the club both in court and with a rebuild. Ideally you'd give him another season at least managing a smaller club.

 

[DanielSz]

I think that is harsh on Tudor. He kept up a falling Udinese and then did well with Verona (took them 6 points behind Atalanta to 9th).

I like Palladino and he has done a really good job at Monza. But it is so early in his career to take on Juve, he's not even had a full season. He's not had to deal with a lot of situations yet and we haven't seen if he can manage through them. I'm not completely against him but it is a massive gamble and probably too much pressure for a guy just starting his career given everything that is going on with the club both in court and with a rebuild. Ideally you'd give him another season at least managing a smaller club.

Should Barcelona have not hired Guardiola? Actually, Juve is in a pretty similar position as Barca was when they promoted him from their B team. Sometimes you have to take a leap of faith. I have no doubt Palladino is an elite manager. Should we wait to see him take some other big club to trophies first, or should we get him while we still can? There will be risk no matter who they hire. I'd actually argue whiffing on someone like Zidane (aka expensive) would hurt the club more than whiffing on someone like Palladino.

 

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[DanielSz]

PLEASE

 

[s4tch]

PLEASE

motta? others i'd be fine with, the squad is shit anyway, it needs way too many fixes, the coach is not that important this time as long as we play more openly, and to win instead of avoiding a loss

also, our ferguson won't last forever after all lol

 

[juve123]

A minute time for Momblano on Qsvs for some sensational news on Allegri.
[ @NonSoloJuve)

 

[U Picciriddu]

Bring Palladino in

 

[maxi]

Is it really happening?

 

[s4tch]

Is it really happening?

let me have my annual pavluska moment once it's announced

 

[LiquidPLP]

A few days ago I posted somewhere around here news from a 'reliable' VS guru, one of the major points was that Allegri had no desire to leave.

And just some minutes ago boom:

 

[Turk_Bianconero]

kick his ass

 

[DanielSz]

A few days ago I posted somewhere around here news from a 'reliable' VS guru, one of the major points was that Allegri had no desire to leave.

And just some minutes ago boom:

Coward

 

[Boksic]

Should Barcelona have not hired Guardiola? Actually, Juve is in a pretty similar position as Barca was when they promoted him from their B team. Sometimes you have to take a leap of faith. I have no doubt Palladino is an elite manager. Should we wait to see him take some other big club to trophies first, or should we get him while we still can? There will be risk no matter who they hire. I'd actually argue whiffing on someone like Zidane (aka expensive) would hurt the club more than whiffing on someone like Palladino.

For every Guardiola there is a Pirlo, Neville, Shearer, Henry, Seedorf, Brocchi, Montella, Di Matteo. Guardiola has also had some immense players to work with, from his very first job until now.

Sometimes you need to take a leap, we tried with Pirlo and it failed. But sometimes you need to assess the situation at the club, assess the manager and do what is best for both. Palladino could definitely be a top elite manager, but there is not much of a sample size to base than opinion on yet. He could also easily be a complete flop. In Scotland we had a young manager who won 2 domestic trophies in his first season of football management with a club with one of the lowest budgets in the league, something completely unheard of where we have 2 teams with so much more money than everyone else. He was linked with teams in England but stayed on. The next season his team was 2nd bottom, the next he was sacked.

I've been a fan of De Zerbi since he was at Benevento but I don't think he would have done a good job here after leaving them or even after Sassuolo as he would now for us. He is a far better manager now because of his experience there and with Shahktar and Brighton. If you put the Benevento De Zerbi in the current Juve environment the chances of him failing are high.