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I posted this elsewhere but i think it should be here. Hiring Allegri has many ramifications.
First, we'll get a lesser coach who is extremely hated and disrespected by all fans in Italy. Our rival fans are celebrating this hiring and all our fans are in melt down. The mocking and the meltdown in itself is not the problem. The pressure that this lesser coach is going to work under, however, is the problem.
Literally everyone ranging from media to juve and rival fans will be following him with a microscope and the man, management and squad will almost certainly suffer significantly from that enormous pressure.
Conte suffered from the pressure of having fans demand more in Europe and it reflected on our performances in europe. The lesser Allegri will have ten times the pressure. Every mistake will be exponentially exaggerated. Every loss will be labelled a crisis. Everyone is waiting for him to fail and it could very well become a self fulfilling prophecy. Allegri and the management are in for an unprecedented $#@!-storm now. If there was any chance allegri could do well under normal conditions, this chance is now halved to say the least. In short, we have a lesser coach that has to deal with ten times the pressure.
Second, signing allegri carries suspicious implications about our management's intentions. Let me explain why.
Allegri is a puppet. Berlusconi, Barabara and Galliani consistently jerked him around and he never took a single stand against how they tore his AC milan apart. He is spineless in that regard and I doubt he'd ever resign out of his own accord regardless of how far management corners him. He is the perfect scapegoat. Any failures will be made out to be Allegri's and he'll be sacked while any success will be credited to the management.
If either Pogba or Vidal leaves this summer then Allegri is definitely a sucker for having fallen into the same trap twice. I am worried that by Hiring allegri, management thought they could hire a guy they could tear his squad apart before rebuilding again. If thats true then expect one of our two best players to leave, get replaced by the guarins of the world and Allegri to just nod along, do his best and let his reputation suffer even further.
Brace yourself. Winter is definitely coming.
First, we'll get a lesser coach who is extremely hated and disrespected by all fans in Italy. Our rival fans are celebrating this hiring and all our fans are in melt down. The mocking and the meltdown in itself is not the problem. The pressure that this lesser coach is going to work under, however, is the problem.
Literally everyone ranging from media to juve and rival fans will be following him with a microscope and the man, management and squad will almost certainly suffer significantly from that enormous pressure.
Conte suffered from the pressure of having fans demand more in Europe and it reflected on our performances in europe. The lesser Allegri will have ten times the pressure. Every mistake will be exponentially exaggerated. Every loss will be labelled a crisis. Everyone is waiting for him to fail and it could very well become a self fulfilling prophecy. Allegri and the management are in for an unprecedented $#@!-storm now. If there was any chance allegri could do well under normal conditions, this chance is now halved to say the least. In short, we have a lesser coach that has to deal with ten times the pressure.
Second, signing allegri carries suspicious implications about our management's intentions. Let me explain why.
Allegri is a puppet. Berlusconi, Barabara and Galliani consistently jerked him around and he never took a single stand against how they tore his AC milan apart. He is spineless in that regard and I doubt he'd ever resign out of his own accord regardless of how far management corners him. He is the perfect scapegoat. Any failures will be made out to be Allegri's and he'll be sacked while any success will be credited to the management.
If either Pogba or Vidal leaves this summer then Allegri is definitely a sucker for having fallen into the same trap twice. I am worried that by Hiring allegri, management thought they could hire a guy they could tear his squad apart before rebuilding again. If thats true then expect one of our two best players to leave, get replaced by the guarins of the world and Allegri to just nod along, do his best and let his reputation suffer even further.
Brace yourself. Winter is definitely coming.
I posted this elsewhere but i think it should be here. Hiring Allegri has many ramifications.
First, we'll get a lesser coach who is extremely hated and disrespected by all fans in Italy. Our rival fans are celebrating this hiring and all our fans are in melt down. The mocking and the meltdown in itself is not the problem. The pressure that this lesser coach is going to work under, however, is the problem.
Literally everyone ranging from media to juve and rival fans will be following him with a microscope and the man, management and squad will almost certainly suffer significantly from that enormous pressure.
Conte suffered from the pressure of having fans demand more in Europe and it reflected on our performances in europe. The lesser Allegri will have ten times the pressure. Every mistake will be exponentially exaggerated. Every loss will be labelled a crisis. Everyone is waiting for him to fail and it could very well become a self fulfilling prophecy. Allegri and the management are in for an unprecedented $#@!-storm now. If there was any chance allegri could do well under normal conditions, this chance is now halved to say the least. In short, we have a lesser coach that has to deal with ten times the pressure.
Second, signing allegri carries suspicious implications about our management's intentions. Let me explain why.
Allegri is a puppet. Berlusconi, Barabara and Galliani consistently jerked him around and he never took a single stand against how they tore his AC milan apart. He is spineless in that regard and I doubt he'd ever resign out of his own accord regardless of how far management corners him. He is the perfect scapegoat. Any failures will be made out to be Allegri's and he'll be sacked while any success will be credited to the management.
If either Pogba or Vidal leaves this summer then Allegri is definitely a sucker for having fallen into the same trap twice. I am worried that by Hiring allegri, management thought they could hire a guy they could tear his squad apart before rebuilding again. If thats true then expect one of our two best players to leave, get replaced by the guarins of the world and Allegri to just nod along, do his best and let his reputation suffer even further.
Brace yourself. Winter is definitely coming.
First, we'll get a lesser coach who is extremely hated and disrespected by all fans in Italy. Our rival fans are celebrating this hiring and all our fans are in melt down. The mocking and the meltdown in itself is not the problem. The pressure that this lesser coach is going to work under, however, is the problem.
Literally everyone ranging from media to juve and rival fans will be following him with a microscope and the man, management and squad will almost certainly suffer significantly from that enormous pressure.
Conte suffered from the pressure of having fans demand more in Europe and it reflected on our performances in europe. The lesser Allegri will have ten times the pressure. Every mistake will be exponentially exaggerated. Every loss will be labelled a crisis. Everyone is waiting for him to fail and it could very well become a self fulfilling prophecy. Allegri and the management are in for an unprecedented $#@!-storm now. If there was any chance allegri could do well under normal conditions, this chance is now halved to say the least. In short, we have a lesser coach that has to deal with ten times the pressure.
Second, signing allegri carries suspicious implications about our management's intentions. Let me explain why.
Allegri is a puppet. Berlusconi, Barabara and Galliani consistently jerked him around and he never took a single stand against how they tore his AC milan apart. He is spineless in that regard and I doubt he'd ever resign out of his own accord regardless of how far management corners him. He is the perfect scapegoat. Any failures will be made out to be Allegri's and he'll be sacked while any success will be credited to the management.
If either Pogba or Vidal leaves this summer then Allegri is definitely a sucker for having fallen into the same trap twice. I am worried that by Hiring allegri, management thought they could hire a guy they could tear his squad apart before rebuilding again. If thats true then expect one of our two best players to leave, get replaced by the guarins of the world and Allegri to just nod along, do his best and let his reputation suffer even further.
Brace yourself. Winter is definitely coming.
I'm going to try finding some positives for you guys. 
- When given quality, he won the Scudetto with Milan.
- He has won the Suppercoppa with Milan
- He was awarded Serie A Coach of the Year in 2010-2011
- Milan were on course to winning their second scudetto before everything started going wrong for them. (injuries, gol di muntari
)
- Allegri saw talent in El Shaarawy and De Sciglio and made them shine.
- He managed to beat Barcelona (in a CL leg) with a terrible team.
- He coached Sassuolo to their first Serie B qualification ever.
- He made Cagliari a midtable team and almost made them qualify for the EL when in the previous years the club was flirting with relegation.
He's not as bad as everyone makes him seem. He is way more proven than Conte was when he was appointed. I know we all loved Conte and we're going to miss him, and Allegri is such a controversial manager to come in because he's fresh out of Milan, but when given quality he has delivered. We have a quality core of players: Buffon, Chiellini, Pogba, Pirlo, Vidal, Tevez, etc.
- When given quality, he won the Scudetto with Milan.
- He has won the Suppercoppa with Milan
- He was awarded Serie A Coach of the Year in 2010-2011
- Milan were on course to winning their second scudetto before everything started going wrong for them. (injuries, gol di muntari
)- Allegri saw talent in El Shaarawy and De Sciglio and made them shine.
- He managed to beat Barcelona (in a CL leg) with a terrible team.
- He coached Sassuolo to their first Serie B qualification ever.
- He made Cagliari a midtable team and almost made them qualify for the EL when in the previous years the club was flirting with relegation.
He's not as bad as everyone makes him seem. He is way more proven than Conte was when he was appointed. I know we all loved Conte and we're going to miss him, and Allegri is such a controversial manager to come in because he's fresh out of Milan, but when given quality he has delivered. We have a quality core of players: Buffon, Chiellini, Pogba, Pirlo, Vidal, Tevez, etc.
I'm going to try finding some positives for you guys.
- When given quality, he won the Scudetto with Milan.
- He has won the Suppercoppa with Milan
- He was awarded Serie A Coach of the Year in 2010-2011
- Milan were on course to winning their second scudetto before everything started going wrong for them. (injuries, gol di muntari)
- Allegri saw talent in El Shaarawy and De Sciglio and made them shine.
- He managed to beat Barcelona (in a CL leg) with a terrible team.
- He coached Sassuolo to their first Serie B qualification ever.
- He made Cagliari a midtable team and almost made them qualify for the EL when in the previous years the club was flirting with relegation.
He's not as bad as everyone makes him seem. He is way more proven than Conte was when he was appointed. I know we all loved Conte and we're going to miss him, and Allegri is such a controversial manager to come in because he's fresh out of Milan, but when given quality he has delivered. We have a quality core of players: Buffon, Chiellini, Pogba, Pirlo, Vidal, Tevez, etc.
- When given quality, he won the Scudetto with Milan.
- He has won the Suppercoppa with Milan
- He was awarded Serie A Coach of the Year in 2010-2011
- Milan were on course to winning their second scudetto before everything started going wrong for them. (injuries, gol di muntari
)- Allegri saw talent in El Shaarawy and De Sciglio and made them shine.
- He managed to beat Barcelona (in a CL leg) with a terrible team.
- He coached Sassuolo to their first Serie B qualification ever.
- He made Cagliari a midtable team and almost made them qualify for the EL when in the previous years the club was flirting with relegation.
He's not as bad as everyone makes him seem. He is way more proven than Conte was when he was appointed. I know we all loved Conte and we're going to miss him, and Allegri is such a controversial manager to come in because he's fresh out of Milan, but when given quality he has delivered. We have a quality core of players: Buffon, Chiellini, Pogba, Pirlo, Vidal, Tevez, etc.
I'm going to try finding some positives for you guys.
- When given quality, he won the Scudetto with Milan.
- He has won the Suppercoppa with Milan
- He was awarded Serie A Coach of the Year in 2010-2011
- Milan were on course to winning their second scudetto before everything started going wrong for them. (injuries, gol di muntari)
- Allegri saw talent in El Shaarawy and De Sciglio and made them shine.
- He managed to beat Barcelona (in a CL leg) with a terrible team.
- He coached Sassuolo to their first Serie B qualification ever.
- He made Cagliari a midtable team and almost made them qualify for the EL when in the previous years the club was flirting with relegation.
He's not as bad as everyone makes him seem. He is way more proven than Conte was when he was appointed. I know we all loved Conte and we're going to miss him, and Allegri is such a controversial manager to come in because he's fresh out of Milan, but when given quality he has delivered. We have a quality core of players: Buffon, Chiellini, Pogba, Pirlo, Vidal, Tevez, etc.
- When given quality, he won the Scudetto with Milan.
- He has won the Suppercoppa with Milan
- He was awarded Serie A Coach of the Year in 2010-2011
- Milan were on course to winning their second scudetto before everything started going wrong for them. (injuries, gol di muntari
)- Allegri saw talent in El Shaarawy and De Sciglio and made them shine.
- He managed to beat Barcelona (in a CL leg) with a terrible team.
- He coached Sassuolo to their first Serie B qualification ever.
- He made Cagliari a midtable team and almost made them qualify for the EL when in the previous years the club was flirting with relegation.
He's not as bad as everyone makes him seem. He is way more proven than Conte was when he was appointed. I know we all loved Conte and we're going to miss him, and Allegri is such a controversial manager to come in because he's fresh out of Milan, but when given quality he has delivered. We have a quality core of players: Buffon, Chiellini, Pogba, Pirlo, Vidal, Tevez, etc.
Even Conte with his exceptional motivational skills would've hard a time keeping them hungry this season (as it was last season compared the ones before). Allegri who seems exceptionally uninspirational will need to have some flawless tactics to overcome a squad playing with half a heart.
I'm going to try finding some positives for you guys.
- When given quality, he won the Scudetto with Milan.
- He has won the Suppercoppa with Milan
- He was awarded Serie A Coach of the Year in 2010-2011
- Milan were on course to winning their second scudetto before everything started going wrong for them. (injuries, gol di muntari)
- Allegri saw talent in El Shaarawy and De Sciglio and made them shine.
- He managed to beat Barcelona (in a CL leg) with a terrible team.
- He coached Sassuolo to their first Serie B qualification ever.
- He made Cagliari a midtable team and almost made them qualify for the EL when in the previous years the club was flirting with relegation.
He's not as bad as everyone makes him seem. He is way more proven than Conte was when he was appointed. I know we all loved Conte and we're going to miss him, and Allegri is such a controversial manager to come in because he's fresh out of Milan, but when given quality he has delivered. We have a quality core of players: Buffon, Chiellini, Pogba, Pirlo, Vidal, Tevez, etc.
- When given quality, he won the Scudetto with Milan.
- He has won the Suppercoppa with Milan
- He was awarded Serie A Coach of the Year in 2010-2011
- Milan were on course to winning their second scudetto before everything started going wrong for them. (injuries, gol di muntari
)- Allegri saw talent in El Shaarawy and De Sciglio and made them shine.
- He managed to beat Barcelona (in a CL leg) with a terrible team.
- He coached Sassuolo to their first Serie B qualification ever.
- He made Cagliari a midtable team and almost made them qualify for the EL when in the previous years the club was flirting with relegation.
He's not as bad as everyone makes him seem. He is way more proven than Conte was when he was appointed. I know we all loved Conte and we're going to miss him, and Allegri is such a controversial manager to come in because he's fresh out of Milan, but when given quality he has delivered. We have a quality core of players: Buffon, Chiellini, Pogba, Pirlo, Vidal, Tevez, etc.
Even Conte with his exceptional motivational skills would've hard a time keeping them hungry this season (as it was last season compared the ones before). Allegri who seems exceptionally uninspirational will need to have some flawless tactics to overcome a squad playing with half a heart.