Massimiliano Allegri (191 Viewers)
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Simple eye test confirms this team isn´t good enough period. Lacks creativity, finishing, technical level is poor, basic team IQ, resilience etc.
As someone mentioned before, we miss a Mandzukic, a douchebag who´ll win at all costs. A Pogba who has the ability to see a pass no one else does. Or a Buffon who will keep the defenders focused through 90 minutes. This is a Juve built on overpaid, low character, overrated players.
And it´s not like in 15/16 where there are injured players who´ll bring this once their back.
Allegri can only work with what he got and I don´t see characters in this team to go on a win streak like we did in 2016. He will need at least 2-3 transfer windows to shape the squad and then we can challenge.
As someone mentioned before, we miss a Mandzukic, a douchebag who´ll win at all costs. A Pogba who has the ability to see a pass no one else does. Or a Buffon who will keep the defenders focused through 90 minutes. This is a Juve built on overpaid, low character, overrated players.
And it´s not like in 15/16 where there are injured players who´ll bring this once their back.
Allegri can only work with what he got and I don´t see characters in this team to go on a win streak like we did in 2016. He will need at least 2-3 transfer windows to shape the squad and then we can challenge.
how is it that serie b and portugese and dutch and french sides will outrun our team?
how is our physical conditioning so shit for 3+ seasons? who's in charge of nutrition and excerice in this club?
time to bring some american doctors and training staff in. they will sort these european pussies in no time
how is our physical conditioning so shit for 3+ seasons? who's in charge of nutrition and excerice in this club?
time to bring some american doctors and training staff in. they will sort these european pussies in no time
Ok what did i just see....
Terrible, simply terrible choices.
He will have to step up. This 2 games i was very confident that allehri was going to win them.
Wtf is this shit
Too early to predict anhthing but he will have to start winnong asap.
Pirlo is gone but today it was a pirloesque game. Horrible
Terrible, simply terrible choices.
He will have to step up. This 2 games i was very confident that allehri was going to win them.
Wtf is this shit
Too early to predict anhthing but he will have to start winnong asap.
Pirlo is gone but today it was a pirloesque game. Horrible
I still believe he will eventually thinker a winning formula , even with this particular group of players, obviously it is inexcusable to lose at home against Empoli for any team or coach at any point in time regardless of the circumstances but if we seriously think about it we've seen many times this type of game in the previous seasons aswell when players completely switch off and every lost ball is an instant counter-attack that somehow always finds its way getting into our most dangerous areas, it's already a pattern, there's clearly a way that certain teams set up against us that always catches us on the wrong foot, even fricking Empoli was able to figure it out and target our weaknesses at the middle of the pitch, maybe it's just certain players playing poorly on a regular basis and giving away easy balls to the opposition when under pressure, could even be a case of 'defeatist mentality' thing going on with some of them but what's plain to see is that there's a soft spot there that needs to be properly addressed whether it is through change of personnel or of formations and tactics or all together if need may be...
Nonetheless, all in all it's perhaps rather naive from many of us to believe that after a few weeks of training together under a new coach they would have already fixed all the weaknesses or that we would have certain link-ups and chemistry already drilled in by now, imo time is still on our side to get back on track and hopefully this season we'll only have had tonight's game and the one in Udine as the very select few where this type of shameful performances and results actually reoccured.
Nonetheless, all in all it's perhaps rather naive from many of us to believe that after a few weeks of training together under a new coach they would have already fixed all the weaknesses or that we would have certain link-ups and chemistry already drilled in by now, imo time is still on our side to get back on track and hopefully this season we'll only have had tonight's game and the one in Udine as the very select few where this type of shameful performances and results actually reoccured.
Its a new crop of players for him and his reshaping of the team over the mercato where he had much more say than previously, needs time to manifest itself. Along with his tactical changes away from the dreadful Sarriball and thesiswork that was going on. Also, Im not an expert on Allegris methods (@il brutto and @Post Ironic correct me if Im wrong here), but I think the physical training is arranged in such a way that we will peak around February, for the most important part of the season. This is usual with Allegri so nothing new. We should give the man some time to do his thing. Afterall, the squad isnt great and I think we all agree that if someone is an expert in getting shit done with shitty resources, then its Max!
At Milan Allegri was notorious for slow starts. At Juve it was basically only that one season where we started slowly but then again that was the season when we sort of started a new cycle with key players like Tevez, Pirlo and Vidal leaving. So there's definitely a trend with Allegri of needing a bit of time to figure things out when there are big changes in the roster.
Good example is Allegri's first season at Milan when they won the title with 82 points. They started the season with 5 points from the first 4 games which included a loss to a promoted Cesena side. That season their closest rival, Inter, only got 76 points. My worry is that if a team gets to 90 points this season we might struggle to catch up.
I think the "Allegri is back so we win the Scudetto" takes were always a bit naive. It's clear that there is a lot of work to be done and to some degree we might need to hope that none of the other big teams are too consistent this year.
Good example is Allegri's first season at Milan when they won the title with 82 points. They started the season with 5 points from the first 4 games which included a loss to a promoted Cesena side. That season their closest rival, Inter, only got 76 points. My worry is that if a team gets to 90 points this season we might struggle to catch up.
I think the "Allegri is back so we win the Scudetto" takes were always a bit naive. It's clear that there is a lot of work to be done and to some degree we might need to hope that none of the other big teams are too consistent this year.
