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Mar 10, 2009
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Im telling you from now, if Allegri goes then things will get fsr worse. He's been bailing Beppe for his terrible transfer window.

Juve still perform pretty well in the CL under him, and if that goes to then expect us to melt away. Seriously the quality showed last night. We no longer have any players who are arguably the best in their position anymore.
 

KB824

Senior Member
Sep 16, 2003
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Im telling you from now, if Allegri goes then things will get fsr worse. He's been bailing Beppe for his terrible transfer window.

Juve still perform pretty well in the CL under him, and if that goes to then expect us to melt away. Seriously the quality showed last night. We no longer have any players who are arguably the best in their position anymore.
We had no advantage at any position on the pitch last night. In fact, there were no positions last night that I would have even considered to be a tie. And that was before the match.

I was talking to a co-worker of mine who is a Real Madrid fan, and I was bemoaning the fact that Barzagli got the start over Rugani, and he asked me why. I asked him how it was possible that a 23 year old Rugani gets no run in the CL, and limited minutes overall, when Varane has gotten a consistent run of over 30 matches per season since the age of NINETEEN. He had no answer.

Throwing a young defender to the wolves is good enough for arguably the greatest club of all time, but we at Juve cannot do the same?

Maddening.
 

Vialli_92

Senior Member
Mar 7, 2013
6,500
We had no advantage at any position on the pitch last night. In fact, there were no positions last night that I would have even considered to be a tie. And that was before the match.

I was talking to a co-worker of mine who is a Real Madrid fan, and I was bemoaning the fact that Barzagli got the start over Rugani, and he asked me why. I asked him how it was possible that a 23 year old Rugani gets no run in the CL, and limited minutes overall, when Varane has gotten a consistent run of over 30 matches per season since the age of NINETEEN. He had no answer.

Throwing a young defender to the wolves is good enough for arguably the greatest club of all time, but we at Juve cannot do the same?

Maddening.
A results based coach will take as little risks as possible to get the result

It's not about doing what's best for the team but what's best for today

This sort of experience can really make a player grow and get used to the big stage but Allegri is too cautious

D. Costa was not getting much game time early on in the season because Allegri didn't want him to make mistakes and take any risks so was still playing Mandzukic there

It's the type of coach Allegri is
 

Seven

In bocca al lupo, Fabio.
Jun 25, 2003
39,334
If the management are happy to stand still and just participate Allegri will do the job fine

If the management want to build towards CL success and a project and develop future talents then Allegri is not the manager for us

Allegri will not build for a style of play to take on big teams like Pochettino has done at Tottenham

He is a results manager and lives for today not tomorrow

I would like to see a manager who will be here for the long term that will help create an identity for Juve in the long term

We just beat Tottenham.
 

Seven

In bocca al lupo, Fabio.
Jun 25, 2003
39,334
They are building for the long term and look much more likely to compete at the top than we do

That's the whole point of a project and laying foundations

What foundations has Allegri laid here?

He won 4 league titles and reached the CL final twice.

I don't know what more you want from this guy.
 

.zero

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Aug 8, 2006
82,842
Sadly I believe Max will leave this summer and we will be fucked.

Folks don't appreciate his greatness and it will be missed as this squad turns over
 

IlCapitano

Senior Member
Dec 16, 2012
5,614
Why are people overthinking this? We played very, very well and only lost because of individual defensive mistakes. No midfield in the world would have stopped 1st and 2nd goals. Stupid blunders that no tactic or system could've stopped.

Khedira and Bentancur were great in both phases, they defended well, cut out passes and delivered them in good positions for Dybala and Costa to exploit their defense which they didn't.
 

Vialli_92

Senior Member
Mar 7, 2013
6,500
He won 4 league titles and reached the CL final twice.

I don't know what more you want from this guy.
That's not laying foundations

The next manager who comes in will still have lots of work to do with the squad

There is an aging team who have no particular style of play or cohesion

These Scudetti will not make us compete in Europe there is so much work to be done here

Conte left with a team ready to compete on all fronts while Allegri will leave one giant mess for the next guy
 

Osman

Koul Khara!
Aug 30, 2002
61,499
They are building for the long term and look much more likely to compete at the top than we do
Tottenham will NEVER EVER look more likely to compete at the top than we do.



GTFO with that nonsense.



They will sell their top star player or two in coming 1-2 seasons and wont be able to recover from that. This Tottenhams peak as a club right now in terms of absolute competetive level.
 

Elvin

Senior Member
Nov 25, 2005
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We had no advantage at any position on the pitch last night. In fact, there were no positions last night that I would have even considered to be a tie. And that was before the match.

I was talking to a co-worker of mine who is a Real Madrid fan, and I was bemoaning the fact that Barzagli got the start over Rugani, and he asked me why. I asked him how it was possible that a 23 year old Rugani gets no run in the CL, and limited minutes overall, when Varane has gotten a consistent run of over 30 matches per season since the age of NINETEEN. He had no answer.

Throwing a young defender to the wolves is good enough for arguably the greatest club of all time, but we at Juve cannot do the same?

Maddening.
Not much to argue tho.
 

Osman

Koul Khara!
Aug 30, 2002
61,499
Conte left with a team ready to compete on all fronts while Allegri will leave one giant mess for the next guy
Absolute BULLSHIT, and I'm a huge Conte fan, but Conte showed he was a chump in CL who gives up even before games begin, while 3 of the last 4 seasons with Allegri in CL has shown he is absolutely a top coach who can get almost the maximum out of his squad in highest level.


While Conte grinds for league but cant find next gear in his reportoire to get more from his team in CL, he frankly prefered to cry about not being good enough while going out in mediocre fashion. While Allegri's fault is what, not being good enough to beat Real Madrid and Barca in final? Well yeah, thats because they have better players and teams then us. Simple, its just a fact.



Conte never looked like a coach that could adjust tactically to opponent of that caliber to give them headache let alont beat them as Allegri has done in playoff knockout games (outside the 2 finals). But its only so much you can adjust or tactically prepare yourself for until just better players then yours prevail. Cristiano Ronaldo fvcked us, not Tottenham, but best player ever in CL level.



So no, I heavily disagree with Allegri being the one leaving behind a mess in CL (what truly matters for us, since Allegri shown he has league on auto pilot too, in even more statistically consistent way), when Conte is really the one doing that. And also looking hopeless for Chelsea in CL too. I mean ffs he litterally said they have no chance BEFORE they faced Barca, its maddening thing to hear from your own coach.
 

.zero

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Aug 8, 2006
82,842
While Conte grinds for league but cant find next gear in his reportoire to get more from his team in CL, he frankly prefered to cry about not being good enough while going out in mediocre fashion. While Allegri's fault is what, not being good enough to beat Real Madrid and Barca in final? Well yeah, thats because they have better players and teams then us. Simple, its just a fact.
This

And I too, am a huge Conte proponent
 

Seven

In bocca al lupo, Fabio.
Jun 25, 2003
39,334
We had no advantage at any position on the pitch last night. In fact, there were no positions last night that I would have even considered to be a tie. And that was before the match.

I was talking to a co-worker of mine who is a Real Madrid fan, and I was bemoaning the fact that Barzagli got the start over Rugani, and he asked me why. I asked him how it was possible that a 23 year old Rugani gets no run in the CL, and limited minutes overall, when Varane has gotten a consistent run of over 30 matches per season since the age of NINETEEN. He had no answer.

Throwing a young defender to the wolves is good enough for arguably the greatest club of all time, but we at Juve cannot do the same?

Maddening.

Varane is twice the player Rugani is. So maybe that's why Varane is starting for Madrid.
 

Osman

Koul Khara!
Aug 30, 2002
61,499
Varane is twice the player Rugani is. So maybe that's why Varane is starting for Madrid.
Yep, I like Rugani, but its not a scandal Barzagli starts over him, even if I would rather take the chance on Rugani instead, the job of fully convincing your coach to start is on Rugani, and I'm not convinced he would do much vs Cristiano, even if I rather gamble on starting him for sure over Barza atleast, but when it comes to Benatia, he is better then Rugani and it has nothing to do with age.



Varane is bad comparison, because he is better then all our CBs except Chiellini.



Rugani is nowhere close to him.
 

Osman

Koul Khara!
Aug 30, 2002
61,499
He is trolling you, seriously.

He follows the same pattern of every single tiem, you can't argue with him.
I never reply to him, but that point about Tottenham is shocking level of idiocy, wether its serious or trolling (IMO its not, just daft fair weather knee-jerkism more like it, known fans like this in many instances).
 

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