Massimiliano Allegri (256 Viewers)

[juve123]

that's a parody account you bunch of geniuses

watch rus to quote it as gospel lol

Finally some sanity otherwise rus singus maxi rainhard and jager would discuss this for the next couple of months.

 

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[Cerval]

Finally some sanity otherwise rus singus maxi rainhard and jager would discuss this for the next couple of months.

Let the triggering happen. It will make Lion seethe.

 

[Juventino[RUS]]

Allegri's fanboys

 

[JCK]

Not only he is staying, his choice of players will make his haters suffer even more

 

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RUS back to embarrassing himself post after post. Tuz

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Finally some sanity otherwise rus singus maxi rainhard and jager would discuss this for the next couple of months.

They will anyways.

 

[DAiDEViL]

Allegri's fanboys

Allegri haters are worse.

Imagine hating on a Legend.

 

[Juventino[RUS]]

RUS back to embarrassing himself post after post. Tuz

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They will anyways.

No, you are just from the band named retarded Allegri's fanboys, you are absolutely the same as putin's apologists from the west

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Allegri haters are worse.

Imagine hating on a Legend.

He has bottled this season

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Pirlo 23-9-6
Allegri 17-8-6 so far

 

[Nzoric]

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[zizinho]

What did he mean to say maybe these are all bad translations? Help me out here.


Play well or get results? It’s a nice game, it’s funny! Guardiola is an extraordinary coach [because of what he has done]. [How does he do it]?
"Everyone thinks [its his secret is just about building from the back], [that] he signed a goalkeeper who makes long passes and launches the ball 80 meters away [but there is much more complexity to his approach than that]. The main thing is you have to win games [and he has been successful using that approach in Spain, Germany and England which is why he is extraordinary].

Surely thats not what he meant to say eh?


The football Italia translation is similar to the previous ones

Play well or get results? It’s a nice game, it’s funny! Guardiola is an extraordinary coach, but what has he done? Everyone thinks about building from the back, but he has signed a goalkeeper who makes long passes and launches the ball 80 meters away,” he said.
“This is to say that often people are deceived by things that don’t exist.
“The main thing is you have to win games. Not all the matches are the same and there are more games inside one. The games in September are not like those in March when there is more pressure and you need more calm. The ball becomes smaller and heavier. We need fewer tactics, more versatility and pragmatism.
“Players must understand and think. I want them to find different solutions when they find a closed door.”


and has this funny stat. Inferiority complex

Allegri has never won a game against the Spanish tactician, collecting three defeats and three draws in six games against him.

The what did he do isnt a mocking statement. He got asked a question specifically beautiful football vs pragmatism and results. He answered by giving you Guardiola as example. He says look at Pep, what did he do. You think of him and you think building from the back, but he has a keeper that can play a pass 80 meters, skip the play entirely. Amd he finishes by saying the game has to be won, for Guardiola too that being the goal. The rest you imply isnt there. It was the interviewer that brought up beautiful football vs results, and he adda the answer is somewhere in the middle

 

[Hist]

The what did he do isnt a mocking statement. He got asked a question specifically beautiful football vs pragmatism and results. He answered by giving you Guardiola as example. He says look at Pep, what did he do. You think of him and you think building from the back, but he has a keeper that can play a pass 80 meters, skip the play entirely. Amd he finishes by saying the game has to be won, for Guardiola too that being the goal. The rest you imply isnt there. It was the interviewer that brought up beautiful football vs results, and he adda the answer is somewhere in the middle

Wait so according to you, he is saying Peps team is successful because his goal keeper skips the play entirely with direct long balls to the attack. The deception he is referring to then is that they build from the back.

If he really said that (which he obviously doesnt) I would be even more concerned about his judgment. Can't tell Tiki Taka from Sam Allardyce football if you are reading him right

Also doesn't add up with his proclamations against following Pep a few years ago. Or was that praise too?

Either he is out of touch or you are.

 

[zizinho]

Wait so according to you, he is saying Peps team is successful because his goal keeper skips the play entirely with direct long balls to the attack. The deception he is referring to then is that they build from the back.

If he really said that (which he obviously doesnt) I would be even more concerned about his judgment. Can't tell Tiki Taka from Sam Allardyce football if you are reading him right

Also doesn't add up with his proclamations against following Pep a few years ago. Or was that praise too?

Either he is out of touch or you are.

No, if that's what you got from it then I can see how you can come to the conclusions you do. He is addressing fans like you actually, who have trouble understanding and see everything either or, that football is not really what you project to yourself. When Liverpool beat Tottenham, when Bayern eliminated us, when Bayern played Barca in 2015, when we played inter this weekend.... The matchup, the intensity of the game, the part of the season and the goals, those are things that determine how you play. There is no right or wrong approach, there is no coach that plays the same each game. The goal is to win, these coaches are concerned with that over how their team plays

 

[juve_juve_juve]

He is addressing fans like you actually

If he did then he himself doesn't understand the criticism... Pragmatism doesn't mean you can't have a clearly defined way at achieving something, in case of Allegri's juve, the clear repeated pattern is that the team is lacking direction, dynamism and creativity when going forward with the ball... Which resulted in inability to break down organized teams and getting pinned at the back against better and more aggressive teams.

It's not 100% Allegri's fault that he gets the kind of players that we have but then again he's also the guy who sends players like Coman, Elia and kulusevski away instead of trying to tweak his coaching to make them work...

Maybe Elia is a nobody and has always been but kulusevski seems to be doing okay for Tottenham and Coman is a regular for Bayern ffs...

And no please don't use the closed nature of Italian game for the excuse when Atalanta can make it work.

 

[Hist]

No, if that's what you got from it then I can see how you can come to the conclusions you do. He is addressing fans like you actually, who have trouble understanding and see everything either or, that football is not really what you project to yourself. When Liverpool beat Tottenham, when Bayern eliminated us, when Bayern played Barca in 2015, when we played inter this weekend.... The matchup, the intensity of the game, the part of the season and the goals, those are things that determine how you play. There is no right or wrong approach, there is no coach that plays the same each game. The goal is to win, these coaches are concerned with that over how their team plays

I am not being difficult intentionally it really does not make sense nor does it fit with what he said.

How do you square what you are saying with "people are deceived by things that don’t exist." What doesn't exist? Different styles and football philosophies? The example games you listed are the exceptions for those coaches/teams not the norm week in week out. Thats why they stand out so much to you. Somehow the match up, the intensity the part of the seasons etc.. produce a more consistently offensive style on average with the stamp of the coaches's styles being very clear to everyone than Allegris.

Here is the quote one more time "Everyone thinks about building from the back, but he has signed a goalkeeper who makes long passes and launches the ball 80 meters away. This is to say that often people are deceived by things that don’t exist." What doesn't exist? successful non-pragmatic football?- Square peg in round hole. Try harder.

And this is the second time he undermines Pep's tactics publicly. Last time he brushed the success of his style to having Messi, Iniesta & Xavi and was rejoicing in some imagined return of counter-attacking football glory days that ofc was just that: imagined. This is from 2019. Praise too I am sure. Or did he have a change of heart in those couple of years?

The truth is he has to undermine Pep's approach to make himself look good. He needs folks like yourself to believe it's either winning ugly or losing because thats all he can offer. He is just covering his own ass by making you believe thats the trade-off.

Try to Twist the interpretation all you want its clear he was throwing shade and doubling down, not praising Pep's genius. Every news agency reporting on it are reading it the same. Unless they too are in on some kind of anti-allegri conspiracy, no amount of mental gymnastics will make that interpretation work.

 

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[GordoDeCentral]

I am not being difficult intentionally it really does not make sense nor does it fit with what he said.

How do you square what you are saying with "people are deceived by things that don’t exist." What doesn't exist? Different styles and football philosophies? The example games you listed are the exceptions for those coaches/teams not the norm week in week out. Thats why they stand out so much to you. Somehow the match up, the intensity the part of the seasons etc.. produce a more consistently offensive style on average with the stamp of the coaches's styles being very clear to everyone than Allegris.

Here is the quote one more time "Everyone thinks about building from the back, but he has signed a goalkeeper who makes long passes and launches the ball 80 meters away. This is to say that often people are deceived by things that don’t exist." What doesn't exist? successful non-pragmatic football?- Square peg in round hole. Try harder.

And this is the second time he undermines Pep's tactics publicly. Last time he brushed the success of his style to having Messi, Iniesta & Xavi and was rejoicing in some imagined return of counter-attacking football glory days that ofc was just that: imagined. This is from 2019. Praise too I am sure. Or did he have a change of heart in those couple of years?

The truth is he has to undermine Pep's approach to make himself look good. He needs folks like yourself to believe it's either winning ugly or losing because thats all he can offer. He is just covering his own ass by making you believe thats the trade-off.

Try to Twist the interpretation all you want its clear he was throwing shade and doubling down, not praising Pep's genius. Every news agency reporting on it are reading it the same. Unless they too are in on some kind of anti-allegri conspiracy, no amount of mental gymnastics will make that interpretation work.

È di moda, è divertente! Guardiola, che è un allenatore straordinario, cosa ha fatto? Tutti pensano a partire dal basso, lui ha comprato un portiere che lancia la palla a ottanta metri. Questo per dire che spesso la gente si fa abbindolare da cose che non esistono: alla fine c’è da vincere la partita.

This is what he says and there's no shade or mental gymnastics, 2 bit journos try to make a living out of creating fake controversies, you fell for it. He clearly says that everyone thinks pep is all about starting from the back yet he goes and buys a keeper that can lob it 80 meters. Meaning he is not dogmatic in his ways and will do what is necessary to win.

 

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È di moda, è divertente! Guardiola, che è un allenatore straordinario, cosa ha fatto? Tutti pensano a partire dal basso, lui ha comprato un portiere che lancia la palla a ottanta metri. Questo per dire che spesso la gente si fa abbindolare da cose che non esistono: alla fine c’è da vincere la partita.

This is what he says and there's no shade or mental gymnastics, 2 bit journos try to make a living out of creating fake controversies, you fell for it. He clearly says that everyone thinks pep is all about starting from the back yet he goes and buys a keeper that can lob it 80 meters. Meaning he is not dogmatic in his ways and will do what is necessary to win.

Even the 2019 stuff they bring up as Max trashing Pep isn’t anything of the sort. He’s literally saying that Tiki-taka needs players with certain skillsets to make it effective and the footballing world becoming obsessed with it to the point of forcibly playing it with sides better suited to other styles is not a good thing.

Bizarre that people here are having an aneurysm about Max saying that even Pep is pragmatic about winning lol

 

[AFL_ITALIA]

Also, fuck Pep.

 

[Bianconero81]

https://football-italia.net/allegris-juventus-suffer-worst-ever-home-record-at-allianz-stadium/

 

[zizinho]

I am not being difficult intentionally it really does not make sense nor does it fit with what he said.

How do you square what you are saying with "people are deceived by things that don’t exist." What doesn't exist? Different styles and football philosophies? The example games you listed are the exceptions for those coaches/teams not the norm week in week out. Thats why they stand out so much to you. Somehow the match up, the intensity the part of the seasons etc.. produce a more consistently offensive style on average with the stamp of the coaches's styles being very clear to everyone than Allegris.

Here is the quote one more time "Everyone thinks about building from the back, but he has signed a goalkeeper who makes long passes and launches the ball 80 meters away. This is to say that often people are deceived by things that don’t exist." What doesn't exist? successful non-pragmatic football?- Square peg in round hole. Try harder.

And this is the second time he undermines Pep's tactics publicly. Last time he brushed the success of his style to having Messi, Iniesta & Xavi and was rejoicing in some imagined return of counter-attacking football glory days that ofc was just that: imagined. This is from 2019. Praise too I am sure. Or did he have a change of heart in those couple of years?

The truth is he has to undermine Pep's approach to make himself look good. He needs folks like yourself to believe it's either winning ugly or losing because thats all he can offer. He is just covering his own ass by making you believe thats the trade-off.

Try to Twist the interpretation all you want its clear he was throwing shade and doubling down, not praising Pep's genius. Every news agency reporting on it are reading it the same. Unless they too are in on some kind of anti-allegri conspiracy, no amount of mental gymnastics will make that interpretation work.

Come on Hist, you expect me to argue about a Allegri remark now? I tried explaining to you because you misinterpreted, so now you wanna go deeper. Bottom line he didnt bash Guardiola, he didnt say its either results or pretty football, there is no need to go on about this

 

[Juve_fanatic]

Alegri can say whatever he wants but the Klopp begs to differ in everything he says.... Zidane and Guardiola too..... You can just see it man... You can just see it in the players that Alegri/Juve prefer over the players these other coaches i named and their teams prefer.... We NEED to bring one of these three coaches, we just have to do it ASAP.... Why is it that Juventus wasnt the club to bring any of these three but it had to be Real, Bayern, Liverpool, Barca and City??? City excluded, how many CL's between these other 4 clubs in the last 15 years???