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Yeah maybe, it might be a good thing. What I'm concerned about is the continual financial impact that missing CL means and the further decrease in quality of the playing squad.
At this rate we're going for a Milan-style reset where we might well recover but there is no guarantee that we won't be firmly mired as a second rate team for some considerable time.
Allegri doesn't have the air of someone who is even slightly concerned about his job so that is a worry, but things change so quickly in football.
Foreign ownership is also a very mixed bag. All football fans want now is richest owner to buy the best players etc, but only so many of those are available, and even the wealthiest ones can be absolutely clueless and not understand the game. I don't agree with how Elkann has defender the club over the past 20 years, but the family ownership has been a steady factor for so long that there is absolutely no guarantee of better with such a change. Nor do I realistically expect it to happen. But I don't see them putting in hundreds of millions forever, the club was always ran as a business, and the recent few years are, along with Farsopoli, the biggest failures in that respect.
At this rate we're going for a Milan-style reset where we might well recover but there is no guarantee that we won't be firmly mired as a second rate team for some considerable time.
Allegri doesn't have the air of someone who is even slightly concerned about his job so that is a worry, but things change so quickly in football.
Foreign ownership is also a very mixed bag. All football fans want now is richest owner to buy the best players etc, but only so many of those are available, and even the wealthiest ones can be absolutely clueless and not understand the game. I don't agree with how Elkann has defender the club over the past 20 years, but the family ownership has been a steady factor for so long that there is absolutely no guarantee of better with such a change. Nor do I realistically expect it to happen. But I don't see them putting in hundreds of millions forever, the club was always ran as a business, and the recent few years are, along with Farsopoli, the biggest failures in that respect.
No way our mgmt or any half decent mgmt thinks like that, thats not how you should make these decisions.
A decision for our future shouldnt be based on what happens in 12 games, Max has been here for 3 years. The team has barely improved if at all and he appears to have lost what little authority and respect he had in the team.
A decision for our future shouldnt be based on what happens in 12 games, Max has been here for 3 years. The team has barely improved if at all and he appears to have lost what little authority and respect he had in the team.
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it all starts with a new management
allegri's cycle is over, but if anyone thinks that motta (or any new coach for that matter) would suddenly make this team a cl powerhouse and a proper scudetto contender that wouldn't shit the bed in february, then they're up for a disappointment. the club stinks and the squad stinks. to fix both a new management is needed
new ownership might bring some money. sure, that's fine. but look at how chelsea, utd, qpr or malaga spent all that money. without proper management, money is worth practically nothing
allegri's cycle is over, but if anyone thinks that motta (or any new coach for that matter) would suddenly make this team a cl powerhouse and a proper scudetto contender that wouldn't shit the bed in february, then they're up for a disappointment. the club stinks and the squad stinks. to fix both a new management is needed
new ownership might bring some money. sure, that's fine. but look at how chelsea, utd, qpr or malaga spent all that money. without proper management, money is worth practically nothing
i don't think anyone specifically protects allegri. i mean out of the current top doggies ferrero and scanavino. they are clueless as fuck, that's closer to the truth. i still hope that they give some authority to giuntoli though. otherwise why the fuck they'd hire him in first place lol
anyway, this is perfectly put:
short rough summary: neither sekulov nor nonge wasn't appreciated like a young player should be. it was a demonstration of "look at this squad, these are my available players". if allegri wants to be a mourinho, he deserves the same fate as mourinho
and especially coming from albanese, a well known allegrista, wow. perfection.
anyway, this is perfectly put:
short rough summary: neither sekulov nor nonge wasn't appreciated like a young player should be. it was a demonstration of "look at this squad, these are my available players". if allegri wants to be a mourinho, he deserves the same fate as mourinho
and especially coming from albanese, a well known allegrista, wow. perfection.
we're far away from a CL powerhouse, but Scudetto contender in this current league isn't a pipedream. maybe not right way, in the first season, but there are coaches out there that have a track record of putting an effective system in place and steadily improving teams point total without signing big names. good physical preparation, clear gameplan and playing to your strengths isn't rocket science, there are coaches out there that can give you that.
f.e. Ivan Juric, a relatively modest coach that makes his team resilient and tough. took over Torino in 2021 after a 37 point season and in the 3 seasons since then they've had 50, 53 points and are on pace to reach ~55 this season. before that took over Hellas Verona fresh from Serie B and instantly turned them into a solid mid-table team. would Juric in Juve be pretty? highly doubt it, we don't have the midfield to be pretty. but I'm optimistic he'd make us much more efficient and return some long lost grinta. Tudor is a pretty similar coach from what I've seen from him.
f.e. Ivan Juric, a relatively modest coach that makes his team resilient and tough. took over Torino in 2021 after a 37 point season and in the 3 seasons since then they've had 50, 53 points and are on pace to reach ~55 this season. before that took over Hellas Verona fresh from Serie B and instantly turned them into a solid mid-table team. would Juric in Juve be pretty? highly doubt it, we don't have the midfield to be pretty. but I'm optimistic he'd make us much more efficient and return some long lost grinta. Tudor is a pretty similar coach from what I've seen from him.
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