Massimiliano Allegri (324 Viewers)

[piotrr]

Celebrating, but still focused.

 

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[Wittl]

@Hydde

 

[Hydde]

Spoiler

 

[Klovn]

Wow, no wonder Dybala didn't want to shake his hand earlier in the season

 

[PhRoZeN]

You'd have to be hired as a Juve coach to end Juve's dominance tbh.

Or know the Juve DNA.
It starts with Zidane

 

[thirteen]

Plot twist: Allegri was looking at Dybala's ass

 

[zizinho]

His mothers actually

#delontewest #lebronjames

 

[PhRoZeN]

[video=twitter;866518262015811584]https://twitter.com/ADP1113/status/866518262015811584[/video]

Grande Allegri. Now please win us the CL.

 

[Fr3sh]

His mothers actually

#delontewest #lebronjames

 

[thirteen]

His mothers actually

#delontewest #lebronjames

that delonte-lebron thing was one the funniest shit I've seen in sports.

 

[baggio]

Word on the street is that Max has a gentlemen's agreement with the club regards moving on next season. Don't go Max. Build your dynasty with us. Unfortunately modern day football has become like the internet. Instant gratification, no chance of a coach building a legacy like back in the day.

 

[s4tch]

la repubblica write that max will sign a contract extension until 2020 with some improved wages (7m/season).

they also write that inda made some timid inquiries to sing him

juve watching inda trying to find a decent coach:

 

[Azzurri7]

la repubblica write that max will sign a contract extension until 2020 with some improved wages (7m/season).

they also write that inda made some timid inquiries to sing him

juve watching inda trying to find a decent coach:

One of the best gifs EVER.

 

[Fred]

Do you guys believe its fair to compare Allegri's titles with Lippi's, the domestic ones I mean, taking into account the Serie A was a much tougher league to win back in the 90's and early 2000's?

 

[Amer]

Do you guys believe its fair to compare Allegri's titles with Lippi's, the domestic ones I mean, taking into account the Serie A was a much tougher league to win back in the 90's and early 2000's?

yes

 

[Azzurri7]

Do you guys believe its fair to compare Allegri's titles with Lippi's, the domestic ones I mean, taking into account the Serie A was a much tougher league to win back in the 90's and early 2000's?

Good point.

Lippi's work was much more recognized because as you just said Serie A was really tough and almost 5-6 teams could fight all the way for the title.

That said though, the comparison will somehow start in a way or another if our Papa Allegri wins the Champions league in 10 days.

One thing for sure, only Allegri falls behind Lippi in greatness. Capello could only learn for instance.

 

[Fred]

Good point.

Lippi's work was much more recognized because as you just said Serie A was really tough and almost 5-6 teams could fight all the way for the title.

That said though, the comparison will somehow start in a way or another if our Papa Allegri wins the Champions league in 10 days.

One thing for sure, only Allegri falls behind Lippi in greatness. Capello could only learn for instance.

Come on there isnt much between Lippi and Capello.

Allegri is definitely on the right track with two CL finals already this early in his career, but obviously he has some way to go to reach the heights of those two.

 

[zizinho]

Come on there isnt much between Lippi and Capello.

Allegri is definitely on the right track with two CL finals already this early in his career, but obviously he has some way to go to reach the heights of those two.

Lippi is 3x the coach

 

[Zacheryah]

Capello was a terrific coach in his day. But his peam wasent very long.


Lippi was a terrific coach for a very long time. Many of his players domminate coaching today. That isnt a small feat.

 

[Fred]

Lippi is 3x the coach

Says the Juve fan..

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Capello was a terrific coach in his day. But his peam wasent very long.


Lippi was a terrific coach for a very long time. Many of his players domminate coaching today. That isnt a small feat.

I think what gives Lippi the edge is that hes a far better man manager, unlike Capello who eventualky creates a toxic environment almost everywhere he goes.

But the guy has an amazing record. His Milan team was one of the best, his two liga titles with Real and his title with Roma especially were huge achievements.