Massimiliano Allegri (244 Viewers)

[singus]

So what ? Why is this a hang up that we had allegro two years ago? It's correcting the error of firing the man when he was right all along.

Allegri was right because Sarri and Pirlo turned out to be shit? What kind of logic is that lol

2 + 2 = 9

 

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[icemaη]

Conte? You'd want Conte?

Of course he wants the traitor.

 

[AndreaCristiano]

Allegri was right because Sarri and Pirlo turned out to be shit? What kind of logic is that lol

2 + 2 = 9

Are you stupid or do you just act stupid?
Allegri was right because everything he wanted was what Juventus actually needed. A revamped midfield and some youth. Allegro was right because all he did was fuckin win. 5 scudetti two champions finals cippa Italia supercups etc
Allegri was right because if we would have listened to him and extended his contract we wouldn't be where we are now. So unless you know what the fuck your talking about I suggest you lol somewhere else

 

[AndreaCristiano]

Of course he wants the traitor.

The best is that would be ok getting him as a return coach but allegri is a problem

 

[singus]

Are you stupid or do you just act stupid?
Allegri was right because everything he wanted was what Juventus actually needed. A revamped midfield and some youth. Allegro was right because all he did was fuckin win. 5 scudetti two champions finals cippa Italia supercups etc
Allegri was right because if we would have listened to him and extended his contract we wouldn't be where we are now. So unless you know what the fuck your talking about I suggest you lol somewhere else

Your post and idea is full of assumptions. You are spewing assumptions left and right and then pretending that Im the one who cant back up what Im talking about. Get your logic together. Sarri and Pirlo and how shit they were, has nothing to do with Allegri and his time at the club.

If I fire your ass and then hire a kid (Pirlo) and he turns out to be shit, that doesnt make the decision to fire you wrong. But thats the logic you are trying to push here, but you might not see it.

 

[Vlad]

Allegro

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Your post and idea is full of assumptions. You are spewing assumptions left and right and then pretending that Im the one who cant back up what Im talking about. Get your logic together. Sarri and Pirlo and how shit they were, has nothing to do with Allegri and his time at the club.

If I fire your ass and then hire a kid (Pirlo) and he turns out to be shit, that doesnt make the decision to fire you wrong. But thats the logic you are trying to push here, but you might not see it.

If ur doing a good job and I fire u and then hire some kid who turns to be shit, its pretty clear I made a lousy call. Or are u telling us Allegri wasnt good here to begin with?

 

[AndreaCristiano]

Your post and idea is full of assumptions. You are spewing assumptions left and right and then pretending that Im the one who cant back up what Im talking about. Get your logic together. Sarri and Pirlo and how shit they were, has nothing to do with Allegri and his time at the club.

If I fire your ass and then hire a kid (Pirlo) and he turns out to be shit, that doesnt make the decision to fire you wrong. But thats the logic you are trying to push here, but you might not see it.

Where in the hell am I making assumptions? That is all true above. All allegri did was win. He was removed by asshats because they wanted " beautiful calcio" now they realized he was right and brought him back to fix their mistakes. The choice of sarri and then an inexperienced pirlo was of arrogant management that thought they knew better

 

[singus]

Where in the hell am I making assumptions? That is all true above. All allegri did was win. He was removed by asshats because they wanted " beautiful calcio" now they realized he was right and brought him back to fix their mistakes. The choice of sarri and then an inexperienced pirlo was of arrogant management that thought they knew better

Your assumptions?

"Allegri was right because everything he wanted was what Juventus actually needed. A revamped midfield and some youth. Allegro was right because all he did was fuckin win. 5 scudetti two champions finals cippa Italia supercups etc
Allegri was right because if we would have listened to him and extended his contract we wouldn't be where we are now. So unless you know what the fuck your talking about I suggest you lol somewhere else"

This was your amazing post.
All of this is pure speculation. Who doesnt want a better midfield and better players, everyone does.
Allegri was amazing for us his first seasons. But towards the end, in his last 2 seasons, the play got somewhat worse and worse, and last season was terrible and he had lost the lockerroom and grip of everything. There was a general consensus among Juve fans that unfortunately, his time had come. Not everyone was of that opinion obviously, but a lot were. Its easy to forget that and look at his earlier seasons and amazing results. Especially after hiring two rookies. Those experiments couldnt possibly have turned out any different, no surprises there.

 

[.zero]

Allegri was right because Sarri and Pirlo turned out to be shit? What kind of logic is that lol

2 + 2 = 9

Its true though and it’s not based on hindsight

instead of investing in the squad to give Max what he needed to continue to win trophies the club made several poor decisions which were basically self sabotaging

firing a perennial winner to downgrade to Sarri and continue to make fruitless acquisitions like Ramsey, rabiot, etc was never going to work.

You tell me in what reality does it make sense to downgrade and expect to succeed?

 

[singus]

Allegro

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If ur doing a good job and I fire u and then hire some kid who turns to be shit, its pretty clear I made a lousy call. Or are u telling us Allegri wasnt good here to begin with?

Yes, you would have made a fucking shitty call to hire a kid and a monkey. So lets talk about that and blame them for that. If Pirlo and Sarri were really our only options, then yes, it was a bad decision to fire Allegri back then, even tho he had lost control of things more or less, and it would be unknown whether he could turn it around over the summer.

 

[AndreaCristiano]

Your assumptions?

"Allegri was right because everything he wanted was what Juventus actually needed. A revamped midfield and some youth. Allegro was right because all he did was fuckin win. 5 scudetti two champions finals cippa Italia supercups etc
Allegri was right because if we would have listened to him and extended his contract we wouldn't be where we are now. So unless you know what the fuck your talking about I suggest you lol somewhere else"

This was your amazing post.
All of this is pure speculation. Who doesnt want a better midfield and better players, everyone does.
Allegri was amazing for us his first seasons. But towards the end, in his last 2 seasons, the play got somewhat worse and worse, and last season was terrible and he had lost the lockerroom and grip of everything. There was a general consensus among Juve fans that unfortunately, his time had come. Not everyone was of that opinion obviously, but a lot were. Its easy to forget that and look at his earlier seasons and amazing results. Especially after hiring two rookies. Those experiments couldnt possibly have turned out any different, no surprises there.

None of those are assumptions bro. It's been well documented what allegro wanted and what played out to now has shown he was correct. If you want to be blind and say dumb shit that's on you

 

[Vlad]

Allegro this is just too much AC

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Yes, you would have made a fucking shitty call to hire a kid and a monkey. So lets talk about that and blame them for that. If Pirlo and Sarri were really our only options, then yes, it was a bad decision to fire Allegri back then, even tho he had lost control of things more or less, and it would be unknown whether he could turn it around over the summer.

Have u seen Allegri's interviews towards the end of season? Its pretty clear he wanted revolution back then, batch of new and younger players... It was end of a cycle and our managment messed up.

 

[singus]

None of those are assumptions bro. It's been well documented what allegro wanted and what played out to now has shown he was correct. If you want to be blind and say dumb shit that's on you

If those are facts and documented to you, then have it so. You probably believe in everything coming out of "gurus" and journalists mouths who is just recirculating what the fans are speculating and talking about, to gain more followers and popularity. And he was not "fucking winning" in his last 1-2 seasons as you also claim. We came close but short of our main objectives towards the end, the CL. Sarri won the same that Allegri won in his last season. We rightfully fired Sarri, there also wasnt any progress in play or mentality.

Regarding transfers. There hasnt been any confirmed information about who Allegri might have wanted and that he was completely overruled. It would be absolutely ridiculous if our directors didnt seek advice on hires from our coach. His last season we bought a lot of wide players, but for some reason he opted to play a very narrow formation as far as I remember it, rendering our hires completely useless. I find it hard to believe the narrative that Allegri had absolutely no say in transfers, what would be the logic in that. Paratici, Marotta, Nedved and Agnelli might have been idiots, but not that stupid to not collaborate and plan with their coach.

 

[AndreaCristiano]

If those are facts and documented to you, then have it so. You probably believe in everything coming out of "gurus" and journalists mouths who is just recirculating what the fans are speculating and talking about, to gain more followers and popularity. And he was not "fucking winning" in his last 1-2 seasons as you also claim. We came close but short of our main objectives towards the end, the CL. Sarri won the same that Allegri won in his last season. We rightfully fired Sarri, there also wasnt any progress in play or mentality.

Regarding transfers. There hasnt been any confirmed information about who Allegri might have wanted and that he was completely overruled. It would be absolutely ridiculous if our directors didnt seek advice on hires from our coach. His last season we bought a lot of wide players, but for some reason he opted to play a very narrow formation as far as I remember it, rendering our hires completely useless. I find it hard to believe the narrative that Allegri had absolutely no say in transfers, what would be the logic in that. Paratici, Marotta, Nedved and Allegri might have been idiots, but not that stupid to not collaborate and plan with their coach.

Yet there is and you seem to not see or choose to ignore

 

[singus]

Allegro this is just too much AC

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Have u seen Allegri's interviews towards the end of season? Its pretty clear he wanted revolution back then, batch of new and younger players... It was end of a cycle and our managment messed up.

When the season started we were all very hopeful. We had just bought fucking Ronaldo and some other interesting players. We believed this was the time to win CL and that we had a good squad for it. The season turned out horribly. Our play was bad and we eventually crashed out to Ajax spectacularly, there was chaos in the squad and players unhappy. Obviously at the end of all this, Allegri was frustrated at journalists, the club, everything, and was also throwing some players under the bus. At that point a revolution was suddenly needed. It wasnt the case before the season started.

 

[il brutto]

He should play 4-4-2 diamond with a playmaker, like his Cagliari days when Matri was upfront and Lazzari the playmaker

*Cossu

Lazzari mostly played as a mezzala.

 

[singus]

Yet there is and you seem to not see or choose to ignore

You are welcome to bring that documentation here. But I also dont mind if we just agree to disagree. Max is back and now he should for sure have some more power, according to the rumours. Lets see what happens. It almost cant get any worse and after 2 years without a club he might have a lot of new ideas to bring to the table, also in Europe. It can also be a disadvantage, hard to tell. I think we will have a good season, challenging Inter till the very end and having a late run into the CL, if we buy a handful of gritty and smart players.

 

[Turk_Bianconero]

When the season started we were all very hopeful. We had just bought fucking Ronaldo and some other interesting players. We believed this was the time to win CL and that we had a good squad for it. The season turned out horribly. Our play was bad and we eventually crashed out to Ajax spectacularly, there was chaos in the squad and players unhappy. Obviously at the end of all this, Allegri was frustrated at journalists, the club, everything, and was also throwing some players under the bus. At that point a revolution was suddenly needed. It wasnt the case before the season started.

don't burst the bubble. some people here genuinely believe that he left to take sabbatical instead of being fired after the aberrant performance on pitch, losing respect of several players and getting our asses handed over to us by a high schooler team.

 

[suligodsilla]

*Cossu

Lazzari mostly played as a mezzala.

Yes, you are right. It was Andrea Cossu, not Andrea Lazzari.
My mind deceived me because Lazzari wore the number 10.

I hope he tries again the formation and plays Kulusevski as playmaker

 

[Post Ironic]

Your assumptions?

"Allegri was right because everything he wanted was what Juventus actually needed. A revamped midfield and some youth. Allegro was right because all he did was fuckin win. 5 scudetti two champions finals cippa Italia supercups etc
Allegri was right because if we would have listened to him and extended his contract we wouldn't be where we are now. So unless you know what the fuck your talking about I suggest you lol somewhere else"

This was your amazing post.
All of this is pure speculation. Who doesnt want a better midfield and better players, everyone does.
Allegri was amazing for us his first seasons. But towards the end, in his last 2 seasons, the play got somewhat worse and worse, and last season was terrible and he had lost the lockerroom and grip of everything. There was a general consensus among Juve fans that unfortunately, his time had come. Not everyone was of that opinion obviously, but a lot were. Its easy to forget that and look at his earlier seasons and amazing results. Especially after hiring two rookies. Those experiments couldnt possibly have turned out any different, no surprises there.

Last two seasons? Lol

Another dumb post. We had our highest point total (95), our most goals scored (86), our biggest goal differential (+62), smashed Milan 4-0 in Coppa final, and barely got knocked out on a 50/50 penalty after smashing eventual winners Madrid at the Bernabeu.

I agree he lost control in the second half of his very last season, and started getting in pissing matches with journalists, he looked burnt out, and probably Legitimately needed a break imo. I don’t even mind that we moved on after that season, even if I think we should have revamped and revitalized the team for him instead. It’s well documented he was asking for renewing the project in the midfield, etc for the two years post-Cardiff. We just made a colossal mistake choosing a stubborn old chainsmoking donkey loser to replace him.

But calling 2017-18 a bad season is just fucking stupid and enters Hist and Hydde level rubbish posting.

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Also, Sarri’s season was obviously worse. Less points, worse goal differential, and earlier exit from CL against a worse team, costing us tens of millions in revenue.