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GrandePavel

Pavel The Czech Warrior
Aug 5, 2008
614
Cancelling BT Sports, won't watch a minute of football until this entire club rebuilds itself into something that isn't embarrassing

Weak, soft players

A manager who doesn't get results despite playing soul destroying anti football and a cuck of an owner who does nothing to stop Juve looking like a joke

Then you factor in out of all the clubs in top level football we're the only ones who get our asses handed to us on multiple occasions with bans, multiple deductions & relegation.

Why would I follow a club that provides basically zero entertainment and what little "success" we have nowadays is taken away in the courts?

Wake me up when the club is sold.
People here laughed when I said it would all fall apart when Nedved left.;) Hopefully he can come back and sort things again.
 

Bjerknes

"Top Economist"
Mar 16, 2004
115,946
@s4tch I want an apology bro. I always knew he was going to stay. Was obvious since he wasn't already sacked. Plus I'm usually right about this wanker coach.

The news about the ownerships total capitulation and lack of interest in the club, along with a mgmt that has no experience or competence running a football club, make the staying or leaving of allegri 100% irrelevant.
Disagree, nobody is going to want to do anything with this club under it's current brand and image. The brand stems from the football on the pitch. We're like the fucking KMart of big retailers, or CD player of the music industry. Nobody wants our shit thanks to Allegri.
 

GordoDeCentral

Diez
Moderator
Apr 14, 2005
70,781
on one hand i completely agree, rationally it makes no difference who's sitting on the bench of a completely mess of a club

on the other hand if you fancied watching 1 or 2 juve matches, then good luck with allegri on the bench. i'd rather watch anyone else managing the u23 (+ chiesa, danilo and bremer) than allegriventus. on an emotional level it's still gonna be a torture
So it is even better that he stays then, kills off any hope/emotion that might remain:D
 

Strickland

Senior Member
May 17, 2019
5,859
@s4tch I want an apology bro. I always knew he was going to stay. Was obvious since he wasn't already sacked. Plus I'm usually right about this wanker coach.

Disagree, nobody is going to want to do anything with this club under it's current brand and image. The brand stems from the football on the pitch. We're like the fucking kMart of big retailers, or CD player of the music industry. Nobody wants our shit thanks to Allegri.
Dude the past few weeks have been absolutely brutal and everyone is heartbroken, its not the time for "I told you so" :D
 

s4tch

Senior Member
Mar 23, 2015
33,563
@s4tch I want an apology bro. I always knew he was going to stay. Was obvious since he wasn't already sacked. Plus I'm usually right about this wanker coach.
i do apologize for having considered you as anything different than pavle or rus, it won't happen again :kiss:

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Dude the past few weeks have been absolutely brutal and everyone is heartbroken, its not the time for "I told you so" :D
petty people gonna petty people

at least true colors come out, it's actually pretty nice to witness
 

Bjerknes

"Top Economist"
Mar 16, 2004
115,946
i do apologize for having considered you as anything different than pavle or rus, it won't happen again :kiss:

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petty people gonna petty people

at least true colors come out, it's actually pretty nice to witness
Hey, if you’re going to stick your head out that much and ridicule me for my opinions, you better be right about it. I was hoping to give you kudos for being wrong, but we’re stuck with him. So nice jinx bro.
 
Jun 16, 2020
12,435
The news about the ownerships total capitulation and lack of interest in the club, along with a mgmt that has no experience or competence running a football club, make the staying or leaving of allegri 100% irrelevant.
I disagree. The board is what it is for the moment, it was an emergency situation created after Agnelli & Co left. With the addition of Guintoli and Del Piero as VP, I can see things drastically changing. Besides that I repeat that I don’t think that Cherubini is that bad at all.

If we continue with dinosaurball it will stay a horrible shit show, we can grant Allegri world beaters at any position and it will still be the same negative stuff. The coach is the first place where we should look.

Allegri during his last interview made it sound as if reaching the Coppa semis is an achievement, beating Monza and Lazio to reach it. Same for the debacle in the EL.
 

GordoDeCentral

Diez
Moderator
Apr 14, 2005
70,781
I disagree. The board is what it is for the moment, it was an emergency situation created after Agnelli & Co left. With the addition of Guintoli and Del Piero as VP, I can see things drastically changing. Besides that I repeat that I don’t think that Cherubini is that bad at all.

If we continue with dinosaurball it will stay a horrible shit show, we can grant Allegri world beaters at any position and it will still be the same negative stuff. The coach is the first place where we should look.

Allegri during his last interview made it sound as if reaching the Coppa semis is an achievement, beating Monza and Lazio to reach it. Same for the debacle in the EL.
What is this based on?
 

Bianconero81

Ageing Veteran
Jan 26, 2009
40,174
A club with ZERO ambition and Absolutely NO DIRECTION deserves a garbage has been fossil for a coach. I hope our stadium capacity is below 25% next season. This club deserves no support at this point in time. They have insulted the fans and rewarded abject failure. They should just fucking sell the club. ElKunt is no Agnelli and the late Agnellis who once made this a proud and feared institution would NEVER stand for what we have become, a pale imitation and a pathetic joke.
 

Bianconero81

Ageing Veteran
Jan 26, 2009
40,174
In lands of passion, where legends reside,
A tale unfolds, of a team's mighty stride.
Juventus, once proud, stood tall and strong,
But alas, their downfall, it won't be long.

Oh, how they soared, with grace and might,
Their black and white stripes, a glorious sight.
Champions they were, ruling the pitch,
Their dominance unmatched, a formidable hitch.

But fate, it seems, can be a cruel foe,
As shadows loomed, casting an eerie glow.
The signs were there, whispers in the air,
A storm was brewing, and they were unaware.

The fortress they built, began to crumble,
As rivals grew bold, ready to rumble.
Their once sturdy defense, now breached and frail,
Injuries and misfortune, their spirit did assail.

The midfield that danced with elegance and flair,
Lost its rhythm, trapped in a web of despair.
Passes misplaced, creativity stifled,
The heart of the team, now feeble and idle.

Upfront, the goal-scoring machine,
Struggled to find the net, lost in between.
The golden touch faded, chances squandered,
The mighty Bianconeri, their roar now pondered.

The faithful fans, their hearts heavy with pain,
Witnessing the decline, like a bittersweet refrain.
But true loyalty endures, through highs and lows,
In the face of adversity, a steadfast rose.

For even in defeat, hope flickers on,
A new dawn awaits, the darkness be gone.
Juventus, a phoenix, poised to rise,
From the ashes of defeat, they'll reclaim the skies.

With renewed spirit, they'll rebuild their might,
Learn from the past, and set things right.
For legends endure, they never fade away,
Juventus, brace yourself, a brighter future's on its way.
 
Jun 16, 2020
12,435

DAiDEViL

Senior Member
Feb 21, 2015
64,592
In lands of passion, where legends reside,
A tale unfolds, of a team's mighty stride.
Juventus, once proud, stood tall and strong,
But alas, their downfall, it won't be long.

Oh, how they soared, with grace and might,
Their black and white stripes, a glorious sight.
Champions they were, ruling the pitch,
Their dominance unmatched, a formidable hitch.

But fate, it seems, can be a cruel foe,
As shadows loomed, casting an eerie glow.
The signs were there, whispers in the air,
A storm was brewing, and they were unaware.

The fortress they built, began to crumble,
As rivals grew bold, ready to rumble.
Their once sturdy defense, now breached and frail,
Injuries and misfortune, their spirit did assail.

The midfield that danced with elegance and flair,
Lost its rhythm, trapped in a web of despair.
Passes misplaced, creativity stifled,
The heart of the team, now feeble and idle.

Upfront, the goal-scoring machine,
Struggled to find the net, lost in between.
The golden touch faded, chances squandered,
The mighty Bianconeri, their roar now pondered.

The faithful fans, their hearts heavy with pain,
Witnessing the decline, like a bittersweet refrain.
But true loyalty endures, through highs and lows,
In the face of adversity, a steadfast rose.

For even in defeat, hope flickers on,
A new dawn awaits, the darkness be gone.
Juventus, a phoenix, poised to rise,
From the ashes of defeat, they'll reclaim the skies.

With renewed spirit, they'll rebuild their might,
Learn from the past, and set things right.
For legends endure, they never fade away,
Juventus, brace yourself, a brighter future's on its way.
Juventus, brace yourself, a brighter future's on its way :touched::heart:
 

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