Massimiliano Allegri (457 Viewers)
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I don't really think you can talk about him only having one bad game as a Juve coach like the one mentioned against Ajax.
The thing is, when you have to keep doing comebacks then it's because you're doing something wrong. And that was also the reason I said I liked the Allegri football from 2014-17.
His last two years you had too many bad moments in the KO rounds as I remember it, the ones against Tottenham where you let go of a 2-0 lead, the home leg against Real Madrid, the away leg against Atletico and then the Ajax game.
It's always great when you can achieve comebacks, no doubt. But if you have to do comebacks very often, then it means you messed something totally up in the first game and even with the comebacks is it dangerous to put yourself in this situation again and again because you fuck up your tactics and approach in the first leg, at some point you won't be able to bounce back and it bites you in the ass.
Allegri from 2014-17 actually played what I would consider close to flawless CL campaigns, but after your final in 2017 it only went downhill as I see it.
The thing is, when you have to keep doing comebacks then it's because you're doing something wrong. And that was also the reason I said I liked the Allegri football from 2014-17.
His last two years you had too many bad moments in the KO rounds as I remember it, the ones against Tottenham where you let go of a 2-0 lead, the home leg against Real Madrid, the away leg against Atletico and then the Ajax game.
It's always great when you can achieve comebacks, no doubt. But if you have to do comebacks very often, then it means you messed something totally up in the first game and even with the comebacks is it dangerous to put yourself in this situation again and again because you fuck up your tactics and approach in the first leg, at some point you won't be able to bounce back and it bites you in the ass.
Allegri from 2014-17 actually played what I would consider close to flawless CL campaigns, but after your final in 2017 it only went downhill as I see it.
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Our biggest mistake wasn't sacking Allegri it's who we replaced him with.
You all have poor memory's if you can't remember the shit football we played in his last couple of seasons. Yes our poor midfield didn't help but these boring outdated Italian tactics aren't winning shit in Europe.
You all have poor memory's if you can't remember the shit football we played in his last couple of seasons. Yes our poor midfield didn't help but these boring outdated Italian tactics aren't winning shit in Europe.
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Did Barca and Real have better squads?
Of course they did. If the referee calls a clear penalty on Pogba we go 2-1 up against one of Barca's best ever sides that had Messi, Neymar and Suarez in their prime with our patched up defence.
We gave one of the best CL teams of all time a good game for 45 mins in Cardiff then collapsed in the second half, partly due to having no bench.
We overachieved, particularly in the second final season.
Ajax was bad but look at the lineups that we were forced to play in both legs and tell me we had a strong enough squad for Europe that season.
Of course they did. If the referee calls a clear penalty on Pogba we go 2-1 up against one of Barca's best ever sides that had Messi, Neymar and Suarez in their prime with our patched up defence.
We gave one of the best CL teams of all time a good game for 45 mins in Cardiff then collapsed in the second half, partly due to having no bench.
We overachieved, particularly in the second final season.
Ajax was bad but look at the lineups that we were forced to play in both legs and tell me we had a strong enough squad for Europe that season.
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If you look at the roster off
PSG
Bayern Munchen
Barcelona
Real Madrid
Manchester Shit
But also
Liverpool
Chelsea
Athletico Madrid
it is not a very wise statement to say it wasnt surprising
What in fact wasnt surprising, is the teams we had difficulties against, as it was most clear in these specific games, we struggled an incredibly amount to keep the ball under pressure and drive it forward.
Which again isnt on the coach. But on the roster, when you go against stacked elite balanced teams
PSG
Bayern Munchen
Barcelona
Real Madrid
Manchester Shit
But also
Liverpool
Chelsea
Athletico Madrid
it is not a very wise statement to say it wasnt surprising
What in fact wasnt surprising, is the teams we had difficulties against, as it was most clear in these specific games, we struggled an incredibly amount to keep the ball under pressure and drive it forward.
Which again isnt on the coach. But on the roster, when you go against stacked elite balanced teams