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Post Ironic

Senior Member
Feb 9, 2013
42,253
i've already explained. winning with 3 different teams including a foreign league and a team that had not won it in 10 years after a super team dominated is way more impressive than winning 5 leagues in a row with a super team in a mickey mouse league.

you also didn't answer the question. how many cl titles allegri has? it's zero isn't it. zero titles
Stop being a clown, pussycat

Are you truly unable to understand the difference between?

Max in CL:

45 wins - 29 losses - 26 draws

Conte in CL:

15 wins - 13 losses - 14 draws


It looks even worse for Antonio in the knockouts where he’s 2 wins - 4 losses - 2 draws. Conte hasn’t coached a win in a CL knockout match since 2013 :lol3:
 

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Bianconero81

Ageing Veteran
Jan 26, 2009
40,177
Allegri has 1 more year on the contract — he would receive €12m there’s no incentive to leave
I mean, surely CL elimination in the group stage is a sackable offense. There should be a clause in his contract, just like in the agreement with PSG for Parepiss, if he fails to progress beyond the CL group stage and win the league in his first two years, he has to go, albeit after being given a small compensation for his failure. We can't just be handing out contracts based on good faith and past success. Oh wait, that's probably what we do at JJ - after all, we brought in an expired Pogba because he used to give us great performances 7 years ago.
 

Clamarc

Senior Member
Sep 26, 2018
1,982
Why do you think it is? To what degree is the difference because of the squad?
The squad is clearly worse but I just don't see the same football that Allegri 1.0 played compared to now. Like 2014/15 season was really enjoyable to watch
Coaches like Pep or Ancellotti don't magically lose their touch eventhough they manage different squads. I mean their team still playing the same way. Even lesser ones like Conte or Sarri also the same.
So I'd say it's 30% on squad and 70% on the coach
 

Scottish

Zebrastreifenpferd
Mar 13, 2011
10,275
The squad is clearly worse but I just don't see the same football that Allegri 1.0 played compared to now. Like 2014/15 season was really enjoyable to watch
Coaches like Pep or Ancellotti don't magically lose their touch eventhough they manage different squads. I mean their team still playing the same way. Even lesser ones like Conte or Sarri also the same.
So I'd say it's 30% on squad and 70% on the coach
The squad is notably worse, but it's far better than it looks on the pitch that's for sure. Agree with this
 

X Æ A-12

Senior Member
Contributor
Sep 4, 2006
87,955
Why the debate turn into Conte vs Allegri again? :lol:
The question was why there's so much difference between Max 1.0 and Max 2.0
Probably A) he had better players, players who were not only better on a technical level but had the attitude as well and B) the passage of time he is now somewhat outdated in approach and doesn't seem to have the will to evolve. C) there is a general decline in Italian football that permeates throughout the league


In his defense he still seems a good man manager, he deserves credit for getting the team to keep its shit together and grind out results through starting the season without di maria, chiesa, pogba, the general lack of individual quality in the squad vs expectations and don't forget all the scandals and incompetence the upper management creates. The team is in 3rd place and still competitive for a CL spot, CI and Europa League.

Results wise, maybe few managers would have done as well when you look at the challenges he has faced. Maybe he was the right man for the job to suffer through this season but he needs to leave in the summer. No more excuses, he has world class attacking players who are now fit and yet he doesn't show any evolution
 

Bjerknes

"Top Economist"
Mar 16, 2004
116,132
You aren’t a good man manager if the vast majority of players under your guidance become worse. Or, in our case, pretty much all of our players other than Rabiot. Unfortunately for Sadass Allegri, most fans dislike the French dude too.
 

Vlad

In Allegri We Trust
May 23, 2011
24,050
It looks even worse for Antonio in the knockouts where he’s 2 wins - 4 losses - 2 draws. Conte hasn’t coached a win in a CL knockout match since 2013 :lol3:
Trully shocking stat. Why would anyone want this clown back ? Add to that his constant victim mentality, flamimg everyone from players to directors. Need to stay away from this nutter.
 

singus

Senior Member
Sep 22, 2020
2,073
Id 10 times rather have Cunte than the Allgrim, at least he would be able to piece together some sort of a team and give them a play style and spirit. Then he should probably get kicked out pretty soon after. Cunte atleast know how to find the ignition and be able to fucking start the car, while the fraud is completely impotent and struggling with the voices in his head and which random formation to try next.

But please, no more recycling of average coaches and Italians. We need an ambitious or at least progressive change (thats not Sarri no)
 

Scottish

Zebrastreifenpferd
Mar 13, 2011
10,275
If we could find somebody exactly like Conte, who was a club legend but who hadn't stabbed us in the back, but who would happily come for one season to give us a strong foundation and then fuck off before his weaknesses become our weaknesses then it'd be ideal.

But I don't think such a person exists, and fuck Antonio Conte. He's ruined his legacy as far as I'm concerned.
 

Dino_mk

Senior Member
Sep 5, 2007
2,045
Watching Liverpool at the moment and they played more successful triangles on the right side in one half then Juve in two years under the fraud.
You can clearly see trained attacking plays and patterns. I consider not having attack training allegri's biggest weakness and main failure. Maybe the fraud doesn't even know how to teach offensive plays.
 

DAiDEViL

Senior Member
Feb 21, 2015
64,685
Watching Liverpool at the moment and they played more successful triangles on the right side in one half then Juve in two years under the fraud.
You can clearly see trained attacking plays and patterns. I consider not having attack training allegri's biggest weakness and main failure. Maybe the fraud doesn't even know how to teach offensive plays.
Perhaps not the best season to dream of the football Liverpool are playing.
 

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