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Snobist

DareDevil
Apr 16, 2017
13,287
Allegri is a very good coach but I dont believe there is such thing as the best coach in the world.
Each coach has style and ability to use the relevant players.
Tuchel for example made it with Chelsea yet he didnt win with PSG. Then you look at their leagues and you see the opposite.
Conte is a master at motivating but his teams didnt do well in the champions...
Allegri relatively did well on both fronts but hasnt been able to bring to the trophy.
Zidane won the CL 3 times in a row yet this year he finished below Atletico whom are definitely weaker.

Dont get me wrong there are some managers I rate more than the others but no coach is the best coach in the world.
Allegri is a coach worthy of Juve Real Barcelona Bayern PSG but it doesnt mean others dont or cant do better, it doesnt mean they will do better as well.

Back in the days Allegri was the best for us.
2021? Im not entirely sure he is the guy we should have got but he certainly is someone who knows what he is doing and thats more than I can say on Pirlo and Sarri.
In my book Allegri is the best Juve coach post 2000.
 

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Hist

Founder of Hism
Jan 18, 2009
11,616
Allegro :D

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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? :ciao:
There are two calls here not one. The decision to let go of allegri made and the decision to hire Pirlo and Sarri. It's perfectly reasonable to think the first decision was justified and the second decision was bad (Hiring Pirlo especially)
 

Bjerknes

"Top Economist"
Mar 16, 2004
116,037
You are getting very annoying in this thread. Why don't you take a break and come back when your cancer boy wins something. Or at least gets a job and stops leeching from us.
What's more annoying, at least to me, is the fact we had two chances to win the CL and we ended up getting wrecked despite having the supposed best tactical coach in the world. It would be one thing if we lost out on penalties like we did against Milan, but we weren't even close to that.
 

Hist

Founder of Hism
Jan 18, 2009
11,616
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.
You can't help but insult everyone who disagrees with you eh? Its a shame because you actually often make good and informed points but your tone really sucks. Makes it really difficult to engage with you and actually enjoy the discussion. You could really elevate the quality of the conversation if you choose to.

I didn't reply to your stats post about that season the last time because of your tone so in a nutshell you are making the same case Mourinho typically makes when he is told his football is slow and reactive. His teams would score a lot of goals but everyone watching can see that it's not the dominant attacking football of City or Liverpool or Bayern and others
 

Snobist

DareDevil
Apr 16, 2017
13,287
What's more annoying, at least to me, is the fact we had two chances to win the CL and we ended up getting wrecked despite having the supposed best tactical coach in the world. It would be one thing if we lost out on penalties like we did against Milan, but we weren't even close to that.
Bro we dind't lose, we were humiliated. What can you do when people like @Post Ironic see that as an achievement.

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You can't help but insult everyone who disagrees with you eh? Its a shame because you actually often make good and informed points but your tone really sucks. Makes it really difficult to engage with you and actually enjoy the discussion. You could really elevate the quality of the conversation if you choose to.

I didn't reply to your stats post about that season the last time because of your tone so in a nutshell you are making the same case Mourinho typically makes when he is told his football is slow and reactive. His teams would score a lot of goals but everyone watching can see that it's not the dominant attacking football of City or Liverpool or Bayern and others
Yep, his ad hominem attacks are getting boring.
 

Hist

Founder of Hism
Jan 18, 2009
11,616
What's more annoying, at least to me, is the fact we had two chances to win the CL and we ended up getting wrecked despite having the supposed best tactical coach in the world. It would be one thing if we lost out on penalties like we did against Milan, but we weren't even close to that.
You can be the best tactical coach in general but still have off days. Same applies to players even in individual sports like Tennis (think Federer or Nadal or Djokovic). I am not saying Allegri is the best there is but on average he does show very high tactical acumen very often.

Also don't forget that the club and players play a part in this too. Both finals were lost against clubs who historically have little trouble and a lot of experience winning the CL. Same applies to Simeone who also lost two finals.
 

Bjerknes

"Top Economist"
Mar 16, 2004
116,037
You can be the best tactical coach in general but still have off days. Same applies to players even in individual sports like Tennis (think Federer or Nadal or Djokovic). I am not saying Allegri is the best there is but on average he does show very high tactical acumen very often.

Also don't forget that the club and players play a part in this too. Both finals were lost against clubs who historically have little trouble and a lot of experience winning the CL. Same applies to Simeone who also lost two finals.
Yes that is true. But this is where a great manager can make a difference when the odds are stacked against. We would expect Barca and Real to have better squads, but just like we saw today with Tuchel the best managers find a way to at least keep it close.
 

Post Ironic

Senior Member
Feb 9, 2013
42,253
Bro we dind't lose, we were humiliated. What can you do when people like @Post Ironic see that as an achievement.

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Yep, his ad hominem attacks are getting boring.
Says the dope who bitches about people not supporting Sarri endlessly. Ad hom lol. Get a life. Stop trolling.

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Yes that is true. But this is where a great manager can make a difference when the odds are stacked against. We would expect Barca and Real to have better squads, but just like we saw today with Tuchel the best managers find a way to at least keep it close.
It was 1-1 against Barca 70 minutes in when they denied what is usually a penalty for Alves rugby tackling Pogba in the box... are you for real arguing that match wasn’t close? :lol:
 

zizinho

Senior Member
Apr 14, 2013
51,816
For the duds here, Real between 2013 and 2018 were eliminated from the CL only once, by Allegris Juventus in 2015, when they were missing Modric and Casemiro (and Benzema one game). And it was still close, we won 3-2 on agg. That Real was at it's peak in 2017. Amazing starting XI (everyone knows: Navas; Carvajal, Varane, Ramos, Marcelo; Casemiro, Modric, Kroos, Isco; Ronaldo, Benzema) and great depth (Casilla; Danilo, Pepe, Nacho, Coentrao; Kovacic, James, Asensio, Vazquez; Bale, Morata). This is the most dominant team ever, and if we beat them at their peak that would have been a incredible overachievement.

Barcelona was more beatable, but they scored the 2-1 when we were taking the initiative, and after a not whistled penalty that would have changed the course of the game.

Max made us punch above our weight for a while, there was also the Bayern tie where there was questionable calls in both games, the Real QF where they won on a last minute penalty. The Ajax tie was indeed a close one, they had their best generation in 2 decades maybe, scored like 150 goals that year, were minutes away from a CL final in addition to a domestic double (with how poor Liverpool was that final, who knows....). And in the end, if we had a full team then, we would have won no doubt, setting up the semifinal vs Spurs. Again, that was a odd season were we peaked early, won the scudetto in January and coasted for almost half a year, so who knows I'm what shape we would have been in a eventual semifinal, but I would have liked our chances. If Max stayed, there is no doubt we pass to the QF for both of the last 2 seasons. People bring up Ajax but that Ajax was a level above Lyon and Porto, atleast
 

Post Ironic

Senior Member
Feb 9, 2013
42,253
For the duds here, Real between 2013 and 2018 were eliminated from the CL only once, by Allegris Juventus in 2015, when they were missing Modric and Casemiro (and Benzema one game). And it was still close, we won 3-2 on agg. That Real was at it's peak in 2017. Amazing starting XI (everyone knows: Navas; Carvajal, Varane, Ramos, Marcelo; Casemiro, Modric, Kroos, Isco; Ronaldo, Benzema) and great depth (Casilla; Danilo, Pepe, Nacho, Coentrao; Kovacic, James, Asensio, Vazquez; Bale, Morata). This is the most dominant team ever, and if we beat them at their peak that would have been a incredible overachievement.

Barcelona was more beatable, but they scored the 2-1 when we were taking the initiative, and after a not whistled penalty that would have changed the course of the game.

Max made us punch above our weight for a while, there was also the Bayern tie where there was questionable calls in both games, the Real QF where they won on a last minute penalty. The Ajax tie was indeed a close one, they had their best generation in 2 decades maybe, scored like 150 goals that year, were minutes away from a CL final in addition to a domestic double (with how poor Liverpool was that final, who knows....). And in the end, if we had a full team then, we would have won no doubt, setting up the semifinal vs Spurs. Again, that was a odd season were we peaked early, won the scudetto in January and coasted for almost half a year, so who knows I'm what shape we would have been in a eventual semifinal, but I would have liked our chances. If Max stayed, there is no doubt we pass to the QF for both of the last 2 seasons. People bring up Ajax but that Ajax was a level above Lyon and Porto, atleast
:agree:

Thanks dude. Anti-allegri dweebs going full doofus already. Lol
 

Mike-e-y

Senior Member
Jul 18, 2004
11,188
In 5 years of Allegri being in charge of Juventus people in this thread are bringing up 3 things to fault him. 2 of them are lost CL finals and 1 of them is a ‘poor’ final season where he won the Scudetto and failed to win the coppa italia or CL (a season in which he failed is judged a success for Antonio Conte however)

The 2 CL finals... tactically vs Barca we played a quality game, that was a horribly unlucky match that could have gone either way and that Barca team was absolutely superb, one of the best of all time.

In Cardiff vs Real, that was a strange game. I was in the stadium and saw a quality display for 45 minutes, but I cannot explain what happened in that second half. Was that Allegri’s fault? Was it an argument? There were certainly fitness issues as we couldn’t keep up with their tempo but it was a strange performance. Either way it was fairly thin margins to lose out.

Allegri’s last ‘failure’ season - I see a different problem from Allegri in this season and no one is mentioning it here. We had some serious internal backstabbing and in fighting. The club decided to sign Ronaldo (despite him not fitting into our tactical style or budget constraints) against the agreement of our director of sport. We then removed our DS mid season and replaced him with Paratici who had started to plot against Allegri culminating in his sacking before he had even finished the season.

Sadly the reality IMO is that our decline all started with the Ronaldo signing. As phenomenal a player he is he hasn’t improved our team and his finances are such a burden we’ve not been able to build effectively around him.

Allegri should never ever have left. You don’t remove a manager after 1 bad season out of 5 (his bad season is also the best we have had in the last 3 years anyway). Bad decisions have been made throughout this club and I am delighted to see that in the last month that is starting to be acknowledged by Agnelli.

Welcome home Max
 

kappa96

Senior Member
Jun 20, 2018
7,469
Lol people arguing against Allegri's 2 lost finals. :haha:
It's not as if both those Real and Barca teams, in value, are probably twice as our squad.

We bring in lemina against Madrid, they bring in Bale , for comparison.

We bring in R Pereira against Barca, they bring in Xavi. Not to mention that they have prime Suarez Neymar and Messi
 

Mokku

Senior Member
Apr 17, 2019
2,718
I don't think we lost because of tactics particularly the Barcelona game. We held out against them but their attack was unstoppable, had we got the penalty we probably win that.

Against Madrid we had too many ghosts on the pitch that day. That Madrid were better everywhere on the pitch, much more balanced, we barely tickled them. They were just that good.
 

K.O.

Senior Member
Nov 24, 2005
13,883
Barca and Real Madrid were light years ahead of us and the rest of Europe in terms of squad talent when we met them. City aren't way ahead of Chelsea in that department.

Allegri was unlucky to meet the absolute best in two UCL finals.
 

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