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I lived in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia as a kid. I supported Al Ahli [in the Saudi league] back then. I hated the Riyadh teams Nasr (CR7) and to a lesser extent Hilal (Max's future team InshaAllah).
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Guess the Al Hilal fans are not dumb.
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Guess the Al Hilal fans are not dumb.
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In the realm of football, where passions ignite,
There lies a tale of struggle, of a daunting fight.
Allegri, the coach, once held in high esteem,
Joined Al Hilal, chasing a glorious dream.
With promises of success and triumph to behold,
Allegri stepped onto the field, confident and bold.
But the journey ahead, it proved to be tough,
As the road to victory, he found was rough.
The coaching jihad, a battle for glory,
Allegri sought to pen his own football story.
With tactics and strategies, he aimed to inspire,
To elevate Al Hilal, taking them higher.
Yet, the winds of fate blew in a different way,
Challenges arose, obstacles held sway.
The team, once united, now faced discord and strife,
As Allegri's vision clashed with the reality of life.
Miscommunication and tactical missteps,
The team faltered, losing their winning steps.
The fans, once hopeful, began to despair,
As Allegri's coaching jihad seemed unfair.
But in the depths of struggle, seeds of growth are sown,
Lessons learned, resilience honed.
Al Hilal, a club with a storied past,
Would rise again, their glory to amass.
For football is a journey, filled with highs and lows,
And through adversity, the true spirit shows.
Allegri's coaching jihad, though it may have failed,
Instilled a fire, a determination unveiled.
And as the seasons pass, Al Hilal will rebound,
Stronger and wiser, on solid ground.
Their legacy endures, undeterred by setbacks,
For true champions rise, and never look back.
So let us remember, in the game of life's stage,
Triumphs and defeats are but part of the wage.
Allegri's coaching jihad may not have succeeded,
But the spirit of Al Hilal will never be defeated.
There lies a tale of struggle, of a daunting fight.
Allegri, the coach, once held in high esteem,
Joined Al Hilal, chasing a glorious dream.
With promises of success and triumph to behold,
Allegri stepped onto the field, confident and bold.
But the journey ahead, it proved to be tough,
As the road to victory, he found was rough.
The coaching jihad, a battle for glory,
Allegri sought to pen his own football story.
With tactics and strategies, he aimed to inspire,
To elevate Al Hilal, taking them higher.
Yet, the winds of fate blew in a different way,
Challenges arose, obstacles held sway.
The team, once united, now faced discord and strife,
As Allegri's vision clashed with the reality of life.
Miscommunication and tactical missteps,
The team faltered, losing their winning steps.
The fans, once hopeful, began to despair,
As Allegri's coaching jihad seemed unfair.
But in the depths of struggle, seeds of growth are sown,
Lessons learned, resilience honed.
Al Hilal, a club with a storied past,
Would rise again, their glory to amass.
For football is a journey, filled with highs and lows,
And through adversity, the true spirit shows.
Allegri's coaching jihad, though it may have failed,
Instilled a fire, a determination unveiled.
And as the seasons pass, Al Hilal will rebound,
Stronger and wiser, on solid ground.
Their legacy endures, undeterred by setbacks,
For true champions rise, and never look back.
So let us remember, in the game of life's stage,
Triumphs and defeats are but part of the wage.
Allegri's coaching jihad may not have succeeded,
But the spirit of Al Hilal will never be defeated.
I think I'd take Tudor for multiple reasons:
First of all we're strapped on cash which almost eliminates the higher profiles like Klopp from our list. We need someone eager to come here on a lower salary with little to no guarantees on the squad and if possible on a short-term contract.
Then as an actual coach; getting back our Juve grinta but with a more attacking style is key. And I'd always pick someone that knows the house because of the lack of stability and leadership at the club right now. Tudor ain't afraid to speak his mind. Conte would be ideal for 1 or 2 years but too expensive and I'd hate to see him return. My 2 cents.
First of all we're strapped on cash which almost eliminates the higher profiles like Klopp from our list. We need someone eager to come here on a lower salary with little to no guarantees on the squad and if possible on a short-term contract.
Then as an actual coach; getting back our Juve grinta but with a more attacking style is key. And I'd always pick someone that knows the house because of the lack of stability and leadership at the club right now. Tudor ain't afraid to speak his mind. Conte would be ideal for 1 or 2 years but too expensive and I'd hate to see him return. My 2 cents.
