Massimiliano Allegri (231 Viewers)

[Klin]

If ever I saw a game that was a total coin flip, it was last night. Both teams missed chances. Somehow Llorente fluked a header and we lost. Max put out our best lineup. Morata missed a sitter and Dybala dented the crossbar. Sometimes they go in, sometimes they don't.

Morata missed 2 sitters.

 

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[DUKAC]

Just saw the post-match talk.

He said: I believe in the urn for the draw. We need to avoid the big[/I].

And then he names them.

He believes in the urn... :lol: how about you start believing in your players...

Thanks to him right now we are those provincial teams we laughed so hard about: Roma, Napoli...

Agree .

 

[Vlad]

Actually the meltdown is justified given the circumstances. The problem is that as usual, the blame is headed solely towards Allegri instead.

We qualified from the group with a round to spare. If this was offered when the groups were drawn, very few people would object. Of course it would be better to finish first and we can feel little aggrieved. Meldown is rather ridiculous if you put things into perspective.

 

[Bianconero_Aus]

Morata missed 2 sitters.

On the balance of play, we were the better team and missed bigger chances. It was one of those games, but we still need to learn how to approach these sort of games better.

 

[Klin]

We qualified from the group with a round to spare. If this was offered when the groups were drawn, very few people would object. Of course it would be better to finish first and we can feel little aggrieved. Meldown is rather ridiculous if you put things into perspective.

But that is really being short-sighted from your end. Considering our form earlier this season, obviously anyone would have taken it. Later we saw glimpses of improvement and saw the fruit of qualifying from the group with a round to spare, only to fuck it up at the last game by finishing second. Any normal fan would feel devastated after such events.

On the balance of play, we were the better team and missed bigger chances. It was one of those games, but we still need to learn how to approach these sort of games better.

I think our approach was fine.

 

[Vlad]

But that is really being short-sighted from your end. Considering our form earlier this season, obviously anyone would have taken it. Later we saw glimpses of improvement and saw the fruit of qualifying from the group with a round to spare, only to fuck it up at the last game by finishing second. Any normal fan would feel devastated after such events.

I'm not normal then. These things don't bother me as much I guess, since I believe this team can beat anyone.

 

[Bianconero_Aus]

But that is really being short-sighted from your end. Considering our form earlier this season, obviously anyone would have taken it. Later we saw glimpses of improvement and saw the fruit of qualifying from the group with a round to spare, only to fuck it up at the last game by finishing second. Any normal fan would feel devastated after such events.



I think our approach was fine.

It definitely wasn't in the second half.

 

[RAMI-N]

dont like the shouldnt be disappointed part.

because we SHOULD be, like dybala said.

I'm actually disppointed, next day after the defeat and I'm still angry

 

[Xperd]

It definitely wasn't in the second half.

Laid back, casual approach in the 2nd half.

Sitting back like we were a man down.

That's without a doubt down to the coach.If you haven't scored, u have to try and keep creating chances to score not play defensive football.It wasn't even a two legged tie afterall.
We can't keep rueing over missed chances.Elite teams create like 20 chances per game.We need to aim to be at that level.

 

[Vlad]

It definitely wasn't in the second half.

They looked dead tired, no? Marchisio completely shut off and unfortunately we didn't have any decent sub for the central midfield role to bring in. If we had taken our chances we'd have secured the 1st place by the start of the 2nd half. Can't help to think that when a striker misses sitters like the ones Morata did, the entire team psychologically goes a bit down.

 

[Klin]

They looked dead tired, no? Marchisio completely shut off and unfortunately we didn't have any decent sub for the central midfield role to bring in.

So much for our depd.

 

[Bianconero_Aus]

@Klin

Do you like the recent "collapse of Marchisio" posts from you know who

 

[Bianconero_Aus]

@Klin

Do you like the recent "collapse of Marchisio" posts from you know who

 

[Klin]

@Klin

Do you like the recent "collapse of Marchisio" posts from you know who

The Konoplyanka guy?

I think we should not entertain him with replies.

 

[Bianconero_Aus]

Lol no not him. Zach

 

[Klin]

Lol no not him. Zach

Oh.

"The 55th minute collapse"

In every thread.

 

[Bianconero_Aus]

Yeah

 

[Klin]

Allegri is an idiot for not replacing him after his collapse considering the great depd we have.

 

[Azzurri7]

Relax guys, relax.

First of all when you miss easy sitters you are going to pay for it no matter how good the coach is, Juve could have scored two easy goals but didn't and paid for it, as simple as that.

Barcelona and Real Madrid both lost in Sevilla therefore I think over-all the performance wasn't as bad had our strikers scored one of those each chances.

 

[Xperd]

Apparently, i believe,all three midfielders collapsed yesterday after 55 minutes.