Massimiliano Allegri (242 Viewers)

[kappa96]

If Juventus wins - then its Allegri's mastermind
If Juventus loses - then it's scapegoats failure - Rabiot, Sandro, Arthur etc.
And never the other way around

If you want to see how bad our squad is, just ask yourself this simple question.
How many Juve players would start for Liverpool, Manchester City and Real?

After you should have a clear picture of where we are at.

 

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[singus]

So you advocating the luxury of finishing below top4(which by the way would mean a disaster for our finances), while hoping that thoes kids can become wc?
Intersting. How do we reckon we become top4 club, if we start to do that, and said strategy doesn't work.
Can we afford an Arsenal meme era?

You have to realize that the squad has gradually gotten worse over the years and hopes of dreams of Miretti or Ake, being good in 2025 is not our MO.
That's the job of feeder clubs like Atalanta or Sasuolo.

Nowhere am I advocating that. If our coach in Serie A cant reach top 4 while also developing players (not talking abour primavera players) to reach top level, then its a useless coach! We obviously need a coach who can build a team and get promising players to flourish and reach top level with us, as we cant keep buying Ronaldos, Higuains and Vlahovic'es. We need to take players the last 10% to peak, thats what a good coach does.

 

[Elvin]

If you want to see how bad our squad is, just ask yourself this simple question.
How many Juve players would start for Liverpool, Manchester City and Real?

After you should have a clear picture of where we are at.

only Vlahovic and De Ligt, maybe; that's it.

 

[singus]

He has build multiple winning teams so clearly he at least was able to do it before, the jury is still out whether he's able to do it this time around.

Getting back to being a top 4 team will take time even if we do all the right things. We need to take it one step at a time. First we need to actually become the top team in Serie A again.

No-one is questioning that he did that before with Juve. How much he really built it or just polished it, I dont know. Clear difference in CL results for a few seasons yes.

But thats long gone and everyone is looking at Allegris last 4-5 years as a coach, not 10 years back. Just like with any other resume.

 

[kappa96]

only Vlahovic and De Ligt, maybe; that's it.

I would say DV7 and Chiesa and maybe on a good day de ligt.

 

[Juventino[RUS]]

If you want to see how bad our squad is, just ask yourself this simple question.
How many Juve players would start for Liverpool, Manchester City and Real?

After you should have a clear picture of where we are at.

Once again. IT DEPENDS ON A COACH. There is a reason why Sandro - Danilo were first choice fullbacks for Brazil NT during qualifiers and why Rabiot is being called up by Deschamps. Would you buy Grealish, Rodri, Henderson, Minamino, Matip, Robertson etc. for Juventus? I'm pretty sure no but Klopp and Pep has asked to sign them because they suits their models of play. Who could have imagined that Salah and Mane would play like this for Klopp? The football systems of Klopp, Pep, Heynckes and any other top coach allows some players to reach a new level, to play below their talent. Here, TODAY, not 5-6 years ago, the WHOLE Juventus squad plays worse than it CAN and SHOULD, the physical form of Juventus players are fucking garbage but you have only one reason for this - Rabiot, Sandro and Arthur but not the coaching staff.

 

[singus]

Assuming Conte secures top 4 and qualifies for CL and Allegri also does. Wanna do a bet who gets furthest?
Top 4-6 team from PL or all time top 1 team Juventus with Allegri?

You seem 100% certain that Conte cant advance from group stage, as you have been posting this all over the forum for months. ? or what will your excuse be?

To rectify you a bit, I put him as marginally having higher potential than Allegri, in todays football. I dont really rate Conte. Who do you rate? you keep mentioning other peoples rankings but never had the balls to post anything yourself, even if you are the most active poster on these matters.

Is PI gonna take this bet then? He didnt jump on the bet that Allegri will take us back to Top 4 team internationally, but keeps blabbering how Allegri is superior to a ridiculous CL "specialist" called Cunte.

If not, will he stay quiet?

 

[kappa96]

You still haven’t answered my question.
You just deflected it. Tell me how many juve players would start for Liverpool if you expect us to play like them under Allegri?
@Juventino[RUS]

 

[JCK]

RUS and Hist in tears. All we need.

Their rage and their seething makes it all the more sweeter.

The salt from the tears tastes like high quality salt.

Their anger at how Italiano was lectured three times in one season by the incompetent and ignorant Allegri is really great.

 

[Elvin]

I would say DV7 and Chiesa and maybe on a good day de ligt.

oh yeah, forgot Chiesa.

 

[il brutto]

No-one is questioning that he did that before with Juve. How much he really built it or just polished it, I dont know. Clear difference in CL results for a few seasons yes.

But thats long gone and everyone is looking at Allegris last 4-5 years as a coach, not 10 years back. Just like with any other resume.

Don't disagree. However I just think it's a bit premature to make any conclusions about his ability to build squads based on these 8 months he has been back here. I think there has been enough progress this season to remain positive about the future. I know we see football very differently and have different criteria as what can be classified as progress.

 

[Juventino[RUS]]

You still haven’t answered my question.
You just deflected it. Tell me how many juve players would start for Liverpool if you expect us to play like them under Allegri?
@Juventino[RUS]

At their peak form Rabiot, Cuadrado, Chiesa, Vlahovic, Dybala, Locatelli, Arthur, Chiellini, Bonucci, Sandro, Danilo, you just don't understand one simple thing - if a player A is playing bad for Juventus it doesn't mean that he will play bad for Liverpool, Atletico, CIty or Madrid. Why you don't get it?

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Don't disagree. However I just think it's a bit premature to make any conclusions about his ability to build squads based on these 8 months he has been back here. I think there has been enough progress this season to remain positive about the future. I know we see football very differently and have different criteria as what can be classified as progress.

What progress?

 

[singus]

Don't disagree. However I just think it's a bit premature to make any conclusions about his ability to build squads based on these 8 months he has been back here. I think there has been enough progress this season to remain positive about the future. I know we see football very differently and have different criteria as what can be classified as progress.

So you also agree that it is rather ridiculous, bad trolling, and not in Juventus' interest, to celebrate that a coach will stay at our club for 3 more years based on what we have seen so far?

 

[Juventino[RUS]]

So you also agree that it is rather ridiculous, bad trolling, and not in Juventus' interest, to celebrate that a coach will stay at our club for 3 more years based on what we have seen so far?

+ and endlessly justifying bad results by saying that these are the fault of Rabiot, Arthur and Sandro

 

[kappa96]

At their peak form Rabiot, Cuadrado, Chiesa, Vlahovic, Dybala, Locatelli, Arthur, Chiellini, Bonucci, Sandro, Danilo, you just don't understand one simple thing - if a player A is playing bad for Juventus it doesn't mean that he will play bad for Liverpool, Atletico, CIty or Madrid. Why you don't get it?

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What progress?

At his peak Krasic was the best player in the world. Just look how that turned out. It's such a non argument.
Also you don't seem to think that the reverse can happen. How about if you send Arthur to Liverpool and he actually plays worse(doesn't have the stamina or workrate for klopps pressing)?

 

[Juventino[RUS]]

At his peak Krasic was the best player in the world. Just look how that turned out. It's such a non argument.
Also you don't seem to think that the reverse can happen. How about if you send Arthur to Liverpool and he actually plays worse(doesn't have the stamina or workrate for klopps pressing)?

Just stop.
We can only guess. In the last season Tiago has been called as a flop of the year. He needed whole season to settle in in Liverpool and now he's playing incredible.

 

[il brutto]

So you also agree that it is rather ridiculous, bad trolling, and not in Juventus' interest, to celebrate that a coach will stay at our club for 3 more years based on what we have seen so far?

I think everyone obviously wants to see better results going forward. I doubt anyone would be happy with 3 more years of Allegri if it meant 3 more seasons with similar results compared to this one.

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What progress?

Defensively we're much better than at the start of the season. Especially visible in how much better we are able to limit the dangerous counter attacking opportunities of our opponents. Those 2vs2, 3vs3 or even 4vs4 situations have become much rarer. Usually at least one of our midfielders seems to be defensively on the right side of play when we turn the ball over. I'm personally very happy that I don't have to witness the situations where all our mids are out of position and are desperately trying to run back (if they are bothered) as regularly anymore.

The intensity of ur play has also improved at least to some degree. By that I mean how we challenge for second balls, the aforementioned running back to help the defence and how we at times move the ball faster.

Don't get me wrong, there's still a lot of room for improvement, but if you can't see the clear improvements we've already made then this seems like a pointless discussion. All those improvements have led to much more consistent results in the past 3-4 months.

Here are the trend lines I promised earlier @IlCapitano @Post Ironic

As seen below, in Serie A there is a clear downward trend in the amount of goals we've conceded.

If we look at all our games this season, then the downward trend isn't quite as clear but there's still a small one even with the Chelsea trashing included.

 

[Juventino[RUS]]

I think everyone obviously wants to see better results going forward. I doubt anyone would be happy with 3 more years of Allegri if it meant 3 more seasons with similar results compared to this one.

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Goals conceded in the first 19 rounds - 17 or 0.8 per game
Goals conceded in the last 14 rounds - 12 or 0.8 per game
I don't understand your graphic. I can imagine 2 clean sheets against Venezia and Genoa but we still have to play Sassuolo, Lazio and Fiorentina and it won't be easy. But even if we will not concede in all 5 last matches then statistically this would mean that we conceded 0.63 goals per game in the 2nd half of the league.

 

[rainhard]

I believe great coach will know the limit of their players, and give them trainingl routine specified to maximize his capabilities to do what kind of task required of him on the pitch

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[icemaη]

Just stop.
We can only guess. In the last season Tiago has been called as a flop of the year. He needed whole season to settle in in Liverpool and now he's playing incredible.

So you are saying Max is the flop of the year and he'll need time to settle so that he can be incredible next season. I can be on board with that.