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Bjerknes

"Top Economist"
Mar 16, 2004
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It’s both, which is obvious. Squad quality has completely gone in the shitter and we just sold our best player and only real goalscorer in the last week of the transfer window. Add to that, Max hasn’t close to figured out how to get the squad we do have to perform with any sort of consistency and you get this abysmal mess we have now. We show flashes where we look like a solid, organized team that can grind results but will always struggle to score (best case scenario for this squad makeup) and then we completely fall off into the shitter. That’s on both the coach and the shitty attitude, lazy, overpaid players.

No one thinks Max is currently doing good enough, conversely no one thinks this squad is near good enough, and the lack of a consistent goalscorer is the cherry on top of this mess. Allegri’s going to get at least this year, and part of next, and rightly so. This summer he’ll get a chance to at least partially rejuvenate the squad on the market. Then there’s no excuses left and it is shit or get off the pot time. Like @GordoDeCentral said. A few months into next season if we aren’t seeing consistent performances time to hit the road.
That's fine then. We better just hope for at least some improvement for the last third of the season, because if there isn't any and we begin struggling again that's going to be a risk in itself to keep him on. We actually weren't even that bad at the end of last year, sneaking into the CL spot with a series of good results against tougher sides, yet Pirlo was still sacked.

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Continue with chances for talents and maintain somewhat of a balance as I understand that we can’t suddenly ignore Berna, Sandro and Rabiot. But player development should be the main target now. It’s sad in a way but I think that the fourth place is getting out of reach.
Do you think Allegri is our best option for player development?

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if he had any honor, he would have resign weeks ago. he is not going to leave before robbing the club 4 years worth of money. whoever offered him a 4 years contract is truly an enemy of Juventus.
Remember when some people were saying Pirlo should resign because the results weren't there?

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pavluska

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Apr 25, 2013
7,339
When you witness even bigger geniuses than 2021 Allegri. Certain members just give and give and never take. They're generous.

This level of entertainment usually costs thousands. Here it's free.
 

Bjerknes

"Top Economist"
Mar 16, 2004
116,672
I do, I also remember that it has been pointed out about a 1000 times that showing trust in an absolute rookie to get his shit together midseason isn't the same as trusting an experienced coach to do so.
While that is true, I sort of have a different take, which is from my professional work experience. If you're going to hire someone new without much experience, you're taking on the person as an investment for the future since chances are they're going to need time to learn and adapt to the role. You're also taking on the risk that it might take longer to see results. While on the other hand, I would expect the person with more experience to have a more immediate impact, meaning that this person shouldn't need as much time as the one without experience. So in a logical world, a sound management team would probably give less time for the experienced person to show value, managing expectations along the way. That's why I think we have multiple fuck-ups here by our management, since there doesn't seem to be any clear strategy with our appointments, or signings, or anything for that matter.
 

Hust

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Hustini
May 29, 2005
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Need a new LB (sell Sandro), bring back Rovella and Fagioli, get a new attacker like Scamacca since we won't be able to afford Vlahovic.

We are likely to miss the CL next year so we won't be able to spend much. Time to bring the boys home and use our youth.
 

loyada

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Feb 6, 2005
1,536
Need a new LB (sell Sandro), bring back Rovella and Fagioli, get a new attacker like Scamacca since we won't be able to afford Vlahovic.

We are likely to miss the CL next year so we won't be able to spend much. Time to bring the boys home and use our youth.
Unlucky under Allegri who think anyone younger than 23 should be managed and not play every week. He probably thinks that Dortmund and Barca are guilty of child slavery.
 

BIG DADDY!!!

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Mar 12, 2004
5,347
Bah I think I'm done watching our games for the season in Serie A and will just tune in for the CL.

Part of me hopes we don't even reach Europa League so we can fully concentrate on winning the league next year.
 

Siamak

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Aug 13, 2013
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#Juventus scored only 23 goals this season in Serie A: only 7 clubs did worse (including the last 6 in the ranking). Only 12 goals were scored by strikers. ⛔️⚽️

[ Gazzetta Dello Sport via @Elvin_DF]

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Between January and June, #Juventus would like to sign a strong striker and a strong midfielder. Would they make a move in this mercato? It will depend on the exits, the agents of #Arthur and #Ramsey are working. Maybe there will be some exchanges...

[#DiMarzio via @mirkonicolino]
 
Jul 2, 2006
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#Juventus scored only 23 goals this season in Serie A: only 7 clubs did worse (including the last 6 in the ranking). Only 12 goals were scored by strikers. ⛔️⚽️

[ Gazzetta Dello Sport via @Elvin_DF]

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Between January and June, #Juventus would like to sign a strong striker and a strong midfielder. Would they make a move in this mercato? It will depend on the exits, the agents of #Arthur and #Ramsey are working. Maybe there will be some exchanges...

[#DiMarzio via @mirkonicolino]
shit happens when you hire anti christ of football as manager.
 

Strickland

Senior Member
May 17, 2019
5,863
It’s both, which is obvious. Squad quality has completely gone in the shitter and we just sold our best player and only real goalscorer in the last week of the transfer window. Add to that, Max hasn’t close to figured out how to get the squad we do have to perform with any sort of consistency and you get this abysmal mess we have now. We show flashes where we look like a solid, organized team that can grind results but will always struggle to score (best case scenario for this squad makeup) and then we completely fall off into the shitter. That’s on both the coach and the shitty attitude, lazy, overpaid players.

No one thinks Max is currently doing good enough, conversely no one thinks this squad is near good enough, and the lack of a consistent goalscorer is the cherry on top of this mess. Allegri’s going to get at least this year, and part of next, and rightly so. This summer he’ll get a chance to at least partially rejuvenate the squad on the market. Then there’s no excuses left and it is shit or get off the pot time. Like @GordoDeCentral said. A few months into next season if we aren’t seeing consistent performances time to hit the road.
Dont see the logic in contemplating firing a coach midseason next year, if Max still doesnt show promise by the end of this season let him go. He's underachieving badly so far this season and a full season of that for me would be enough proof that he's lost it.
 

Post Ironic

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Feb 9, 2013
42,253
Dont see the logic in contemplating firing a coach midseason next year, if Max still doesnt show promise by the end of this season let him go. He's underachieving badly so far this season and a full season of that for me would be enough proof that he's lost it.
I would say it is because we obviously hired him for a transition and rebuild. Those things happen with mercatos. If we had sold Ronaldo early last summer and invested heavily I would say one year is enough too. But given that we did the opposite, I’d say allowing a proper mercato next summer and seeing how things look to start next season would be the way things should go.
 

Strickland

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May 17, 2019
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I would say it is because we obviously hired him for a transition and rebuild. Those things happen with mercatos. If we had sold Ronaldo early last summer and invested heavily I would say one year is enough too. But given that we did the opposite, I’d say allowing a proper mercato next summer and seeing how things look to start next season would be the way things should go.
By promise I mean a decent finish that implies that with 2-3 signings we can be back in the Scudetto conversation where we obv should be. In that case I'm also pro stability, even if we finish outside of top4 due to a crappy first half of the season. However, if it continues to look like we need a whole new team, I dont see how giving Allegri the summer mercato changes anything, because obviously we'll have budget restraints and cant sign a completely new team.
 

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