Massimiliano Allegri (170 Viewers)

[Rockets]

It is in news like this that we put breaking at the beginning of the sentence because it is about someone breaking with someone/something.
appropriate use of the word in present progressive tense.

 

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[Badass J Elkann]

Nearly a quarter of a billion euros wasted because of this fraud and all he can say is "let's compete for the top 4" just a rich man's Frank lampard this season

 

[CrimsonianKing]

The radicalism is almost eradicated.

Jihadism will be forgotten.

Tuz will be whole again. Former throaters and haters UNITE!

 

[Lion]

his second reign here is so boring. don't know whats worse watching allegri juve or watching brock lesnar as champion on wwe.

 

[Badass J Elkann]

The jinx lives on!

 

[Bianconero81]

Palladino, should be the choice but there’s more smoke around Tudor, which is scary. Not gonna pretend like I’ve been sitting around watching Marseille, but my gut feeling isn’t a very good one with him.

Why should Palladino be the choice? He has what, one year managerial experience in the top flight in a low pressure environment at Monza? Tudor did well with both Verona and Udinese in Serie A, and he has been doing quite well with Marseille in France. If anything, Palladino is the greater risk at this point.

 

[HelterSkelter]

Palladino has pure Italian blood tho

JJ aint got time for them mudbloods


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[Hydde]

Allegro wasn't a high profile hire in 2014. A coach coming off a humiliation and battering from minnow teams. The reaction here was largely negative when we appointed him. We took a risk with him and it paid off massively.

You can't be serious comparing Capello who was already a legend by then to 2014 version of Allegri

You can argue Allegro was a high profile hire in 2021 tho.

Thanks.

People here seem to not remember.

The guy who got singlehandedly fired by teenager Berardi with a rubbing

 

[Bianconero_Aus]

been inevitable since the EL exit

Yep. Was his last chance to save his job.

Just hope we get the next coaching appointment right.

 

[Pirlo's Beard]

At the bare minimum, the next coach better try and impose a style of play in just about every game we play. Fair enough if we're away at Man City we can play some Conservative football but for fuck sake we should be trying to control every damn game in Italy.

Dominant teams impose their style of play on the minnows, we pray to God we score 1 lucky goal and play like cowards afterwards. Absolutely unacceptable at this club.

 

[Bianconero_Aus]

his second reign here is so boring. don't know whats worse watching allegri juve or watching brock lesnar as champion on wwe.

At least we got Brock Party Brock during his title reigns.

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At the bare minimum, the next coach better try and impose a style of play in just about every game we play. Fair enough if we're away at Man City we can play some Conservative football but for fuck sake we should be trying to control every damn game in Italy.

Dominant teams impose their style of play on the minnows, we pray to God we score 1 lucky goal and play like cowards afterwards. Absolutely unacceptable at this club.

It sucks, but his first 3-4 seasons we never played like absolute cowards against the minnows.

All of this shit started from the 2018/19 season with him and got progressively worse as the team admittedly got worse too.

 

[Bjerknes]

Member when we heard from a guru Bayern Munich was supposedly after this old timer swaying on his rocking chair at the JJ bench telling Fagioli and Miretti what it was like growing up as an Italian in the 70’s and how the immigrants ruined football? Ah, those were the days.

 

[Raphaël]

I’m so desperate I’d say yes to Conte at this point.

In reality, he will finally bring character and determination that this team is sorely lacking, but if it's to play with a 3-man defense again, it's out of the question, I've had an overdose of it.

 

[cimenk]

Why should Palladino be the choice? He has what, one year managerial experience in the top flight in a low pressure environment at Monza? Tudor did well with both Verona and Udinese in Serie A, and he has been doing quite well with Marseille in France. If anything, Palladino is the greater risk at this point.

I dont watch Tudor's football in France
But he was not succesful with Udinese and sacked. Lost 6 matches from 10 matches and replaced by Gotti.

Yes, he was succesful with Verona but he didnt better Palladino with Monza. His record there : 14W (39%), 11D, 11L.

Palladino record in Serie A (week 37) and Coppa with Monza is : 15W (45%), 9D, 9L. And Palladino has good result against big teams. Its too early to say he will be a great coach.
I prefer coach who have certain assertiveness and clear style of football. I like Nagelsmann if we can choose

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I hope we are not running in circle back to Tudor. We sacked Pirlo and Tudor and go with Allegri.
Later we part ways with Allegri and go back to Tudor. There are options that Juventus can evaluate

 

[Hist]

Tudor was Pirlo’s assistant? We are so going for him

 

[Xperd]

his second reign here is so boring. don't know whats worse watching allegri juve or watching brock lesnar as champion on wwe.

I rather watch Brock taking jabroni's to suplex city every week rather than 90 minutes of Livornese jihad

 

[LiquidPLP]

Now also Antonio Corsa reports the same: the club is negotiating with Allegri. He apparently knows Calvo personally but who knows really.

Either they're picking up news from each other or we have more sources aligning because it's truly happening

BTW. Have you people noticed that a lot of stuff seems to be impacted directly by Elkann? He chose the board, he added Calvo as the main man and apparently he wanted Giuntoli. The last piece would be the coach: here we have a couple of weeks old news from RMC (reliable French source?) that Elkann met with Zidane who keeps rejecting now offers because he already has a club he will coach in 23/24.

Perhaps Jonny Boy really thought it all over and now puts it all into practice?

BTW. on VS now we have a couple of sources confirming that Elkann is ready for new recapitalization which would be needed if we take the plea deal and negotiate contract resolution with Allegri.

 

[Rockets]

At the end of tunnel there is light



If we are truly at the end of tunnel

 

[swag]

his second reign here is so boring. don't know whats worse watching allegri juve or watching brock lesnar as champion on wwe.

Allegri had his issues during his first reign. Yeah, it was tedious and defensive, but it largely got the results we needed. And surely having Marotta around helped. But here's the thing... he did far better than many of our prior coaches (see: Conte) when paired up against worthy CL competition. He even was praised at a time for having a rather chess-like variance to his gameplan to keep opponents on their toes.

We got tired of his Serie A grind and he was not reaching next-level in the CL, so we canned him. Fine.

But here's the strangest part about his second reign. It was almost as if competent coaches could have a career-ending ACL injury, because that what seems like happened to him. Sure, his second stint had fewer resources and more clowns in the Jj clown car to contend with. But routinely underperforming as well as tedious and aggrevating... that underperforming was his new trick. Which he then perfected in European play.

I don't know if it was the time off, the divorce, banging too many trannies, getting rejected by Conte's follicle doctor, or all of the above. But Samson had his haircut, and he's been a miserable coach ever since.

 

[Xperd]

Perhaps Jonny Boy really thought it all over and now puts it all into practice?

BTW. on VS now we have a couple of sources confirming that Elkann is ready for new recapitalization which would be needed if we take the plea deal and negotiate contract resolution with Allegri.

Does that mean he's going to dismantle Serie A ?