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maxi

Senior Member
Aug 31, 2006
3,766
:lol2: Look at these Sarri dicksucking phaggots jumping all over each other to throat his cancerous cock first. Cry some more about all the trophies Max won for us in his first stint here, soiboys.
Classic P.I, resorts to Ad Hominem attacks as a default reaction to anything he cant respond to for cheap laughs from the usual throaters. Another deflection tactic

So what you deduced from me challenging your dumb baseless overstatement was that I'm a Sarriboy? Explain this logic to me, oh enlightened one. I would love to understand what wisdom and mental gymnastics brought you to this fascinating conclusion based on what I just said.

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There is an agreement by Elkann: If Juventus secure qualification for the Champions League, it would mean certain confirmation of Allegri on the Juventus bench for next season. [TuttoSport]
In that case we should ask ourselves whether top 4 is really in the best long term interests of this club.
 
Aug 2, 2005
4,420
Guys like Allegro consider playing garbage football as a badge of honor

It's under Allegro that this concept was highly popularized by his radical supporters. Any opposing opinion was quickly shot down, or you were told to 'go support Man City' instead.

These tribalistic jihadi's genuinely believed JJ playing attractive football = haram.

Not just that, but also constantly peddling lies about how Allegro's football is the DNA of JJ. By saying stuff like this, they were not only insulting great players/teams of the past but this was also doing a great disservice to some great coaches of the past who are far more legendary than Allegro.

I have always believed winning and playing good football are not mutually exclusive. This is why Real Madrid and Bayern have gone on to become footballing institutions. Not many look at JJ as a role model and an example to follow these days.

This is the 21st century, and football clubs are not just football clubs anymore. They are large business corporations. They don't just need a 'fanbase', they need a customer base too. You attract fans/make more money not just by winning but by being easy on the eye to watch as well. At worst, you can do much better than defending in your own half against Salernitana.

These fundamental concepts are necessary to be an elite club in the 21st century.

This ideological crisis needs to be quickly sorted. This Mullah Allegro has gone completely insane with his extremist ideologies. What he could do to this club could be far more dangerous than what Ceferin/Gravina could do. Winning a 2nd tier European competition isn't going to wash away his sins.


peddling lies about how Allegro's football is the DNA of JJ.
Probably, those have forgotten/never seen what Juve was pre Farsopoli 2006

I have always believed winning and playing good football are not mutually exclusive.
They are not.. though.. the percentage of consistent showing in Semi Finals/Finals is higher when you're playing good football that brings new fans constantly. And this is linked to below

they need a customer base too. You attract fans/make more money not just by winning but by being easy on the eye to watch as well.
This is the most important thing to survive..
We need a big chunk of new fans in a dying Serie A and football industry as a whole.
This will never happen by winning ugly..

Note:I fully understand the stance on the need to revolutionize football.



This is a great post. On spot.
 
Aug 2, 2005
4,420
@ social media movements

the embodiment of delusion
It may not be..
They are selling a product (football, entertainment, player, values.. whatever that may be which attracted you to Juve) and we are the customers...
If the movement is hitting hard, they have no choice but to react.


This is not a movement to bring down government..
It is a movement in an entertainment industry..
It might pretty much be effective
 

Ronn

Senior Member
May 3, 2012
20,887
There is an agreement by Elkann: If Juventus secure qualification for the Champions League, it would mean certain confirmation of Allegri on the Juventus bench for next season. [TuttoSport]
It’s quite a situation: if we get CL money for next season perhaps we can afford 2 coaches in our payroll, but we’re promising to keep him if we qualify.
 
Aug 2, 2005
4,420
Most definitely. I am so desperate to see Juve lift a non-Italian title, I'm surprised I'm the only one tbh.

Arent you guys sick and tired of Finno alla Confine (until the border)?
I dont see Juve as performing/winning only in Italy.
I watched Juve since the WC94.. and we were the real madrid you see today in those years.
From 2000 till 2006... we were mostly stupid and not the strongest... then farsopoli came, and till this day, we have never really recovered the position we were in before 2006.

Also, CL as a competition was not as great before the 90s.
Serie A itself had bigger teams than CL.
I guess that winning Serie A was more important than winning CL back in the days. But that just me, probably..


Sorry.. bro.. but if you think winning EL this season will stop the other teams fan from saying this.. then you're wrong.. actually.. this will be like an adult telling another adult
"You had to play with the boys "EL" to win something. This is your real level"


So.. i would love us to win EL.. but that's just because we are in it anyway.
 

Clamarc

Senior Member
Sep 26, 2018
1,982
I dont see Juve as performing/winning only in Italy.
I watched Juve since the WC94.. and we were the real madrid you see today in those years.
From 2000 till 2006... we were mostly stupid and not the strongest... then farsopoli came, and till this day, we have never really recovered the position we were in before 2006.

Also, CL as a competition was not as great before the 90s.
Serie A itself had bigger teams than CL.
I guess that winning Serie A was more important than winning CL back in the days. But that just me, probably..



Sorry.. bro.. but if you think winning EL this season will stop the other teams fan from saying this.. then you're wrong.. actually.. this will be like an adult telling another adult
"You had to play with the boys "EL" to win something. This is your real level"


So.. i would love us to win EL.. but that's just because we are in it anyway.
Yeah I agree. Teams like Fiorentina, Parma, Lazio were actually strong back then.
Serie A was so popular just like today EPL
 

Bianconero81

Ageing Veteran
Jan 26, 2009
40,177
It’s quite a situation: if we get CL money for next season perhaps we can afford 2 coaches in our payroll, but we’re promising to keep him if we qualify.
Elkunt should fuck off. He doesn't seem interested or invested in JJ - he's a typical suit, a corporate cunt of the highest order who only cares about the bottom line. We need people who actually love this club running it, people who understand what the sport is about and the passion of the fans.
 
Aug 2, 2005
4,420
The issue is we create shit, cant defend properly as our defense doesnt have leaders like Chiellini, Barza or even old Bonucci or if we go further back, Montero, Ferrara, Iuliano. Our goalie is not of the standard we use to have here, our FBs are old, error prone. I cant pin this chaos on 1 person. It was multitude of fuckups in recent years that brought us here.
Great.. and this one person has proven over 2 years he is not the one to fix it or improve it..

He is proving to be one of those fuckups made in recent years
So thank you for your service and goodbye..

I have no doubt that if not for his contract and the severenace pay.. he is long gone.
 
Aug 2, 2005
4,420
Just saw De Zerbi's Brighton beat Wolves 6-0 with a lots of their rotated players. He benched Mitoma, McAllister, Caicedo and yet some of young players scoring (Undav, Wellbeck) or assist (Enciso).

He really improved their players after Potter era. March improved a lot, He have 7 goals and 6 assists in PL with under De Zerbi, before just 1 assist under Potter this season. Mitoma become first team player and hit 7 goals and 5 assist.

So there is difference with Allegri. Our attacking play is out of sort that make our players like Vlahovic looks worse. Imagine De Zerbi having him instead of Wellbeck. We should really considering replace Allegri next season

According to some here..
The coach does not have a major impact on the outcome of the players.


We should really considering replace Allegri next season
No shit
 

jukazem

Senior Member
Feb 10, 2007
4,967
Great.. and this one person has proven over 2 years he is not the one to fix it or improve it..

He is proving to be one of those fuckups made in recent years
So thank you for your service and goodbye..

I have no doubt that if not for his contract and the severenace pay.. he is long gone.
True, I think he’s the one bringing back his old players De Sciglio, Kean, Morata, Rugani, Pogba… getting “experienced” players like Di Maria and Paredes, so much to blame for the current squad situation
 
Aug 2, 2005
4,420
We were quite a popular side from 14-15 to 17-18. Even had a lot of neutrals cheering for us through 16-17 CL run because we played some fantastic football over those 4 seasons
Well.. popular to nuetrals was due to them not liking the alternative..
Some fantastic football? Apart from 2014/2015 team.. i am not sure that our football was fantastic..

Anyway..
 
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Post Ironic

Senior Member
Feb 9, 2013
42,253
Well.. popular to nuetrals was due to them not liking the alternative..
Some fantastic football? Apart from 2014/2015 team.. i am not sure that our football was fantastic..

Anyway..
Sure thing, bro. 2015-16 team didn’t play great football at all during its 25 match unbeaten run with Pogba, Dybala, Morty lighting it up. 2016-17 team didn’t play fantastic football at all while thrashing its CL knockout opponents on the way to the final, outscoring them 10-1. 17-18 team didn’t play great football while destroying Serie A with a +62 goal differential (86-24).

Ya know, maybe other people find dominant winning football fantastic through a variety of styles, rather than just myopically obsessing over one single style of high press all out attacking footie and calling everything else shit like some boring ass single-minded twat.
 
Aug 2, 2005
4,420
Sure thing, bro. 2015-16 team didn’t play great football at all during its 25 match unbeaten run with Pogba, Dybala, Morty lighting it up. 2016-17 team didn’t play fantastic football at all while thrashing its CL knockout opponents on the way to the final, outscoring them 10-1. 17-18 team didn’t play great football while destroying Serie A with a +62 goal differential (86-24).

Ya know, maybe other people find dominant winning football fantastic through a variety of styles, rather than just myopically obsessing over one single style of high press all out attacking footie and calling everything else shit like some boring ass single-minded twat.
Yes.. for us, Juventino... fully agree


But doubt nuetrals share the same views..
You said we were popular to nuetrals due our champange football.. i guess not.. can be said for our football in 2014/15.


For the second part.. agree also
I find Zidane and Ancellotti football as entertaining, and I can't describe theirs as high pressing
 

Post Ironic

Senior Member
Feb 9, 2013
42,253
Yes.. for us, Juventino... fully agree


But doubt nuetrals share the same views..
You said we were popular to nuetrals due our champange football.. i guess not.. can be said for our football in 2014/15.
Who said “champagne football”? I said fantastic football. The well-balanced, dominant, winning football we played for 3-4 years under Allegri. Pretty obvious that lots of fans who aren’t pre-pubescent teens enjoy it. Just because you and dingus and maxi can only enjoy one single style of football… I mean c’mon. Talk about narrow-minded.
 
Aug 2, 2005
4,420
Who said “champagne football”? I said fantastic football. The well-balanced, dominant, winning football we played for 3-4 years under Allegri. Pretty obvious that lots of fans who aren’t pre-pubescent teens enjoy it. Just because you and dingus and maxi can only enjoy one single style of football… I mean c’mon. Talk about narrow-minded.
Well..

Let me delete champagne football and replace it with "fantastic" as you described it..

and being popular to nuetrals because of our balanced, strong football.

I think of it in a way..

"Let me watch Liverpool vs. Bayern cause Liverpool play some fantastic football"

And in reality.. it is like this
After the match finished..
I hear/read a lot about this game.. then i watch the highlight
Yeah.. that was some nice fantastic football from Liverpool since they won vs. the team i hate more between both
 

singus

Senior Member
Sep 22, 2020
2,073
Love it when PI goes on his rant calling everyone twats, phaggots and what not, when he is asked to quality his statements. It sure helps keeping people away from questioning him again next time.

I think we played many great games and in others we grinded it out. But in CL during those years, when it got tough, it was mostly grinding it out and scraping by, besides some really good games.
Dortmund games, one game against Real and Barca each, stood out for me. But even in the good games against Barca and Real, it was very even and could easily have gone both ways. Same for the final against Barca!

To me personally, those were great seasons and due to CL record previously, somewhat above my expectations. But we had a killer team those years too with the best midfield + defense in the world arguably.

But from that and calling it FANTASTIC FOOTBALL!, not for me. I wouldnt know what to then call the football played occasionally by Real, Barca and Bayern, when they really are trashing teams in CL. That is called champagne football? Ok
 

Xperd

Allegrophobic Infidel
Jun 1, 2012
34,973
I don't think anyone particularly had a problem to see Allegro grinding it out or parking the bus in Europe. Because any sane fan understands there is talent/money gap with the rest of Europe so you have to figure out other ways to win.

It's Serie A where he was mostly criticized and rightly so when you have the most stacked squad in the league with 2x more the resources of the next best team.

He famously made a statement saying that 'if you want to watch good football, you better go to a circus'. Allegro radicals were sucking his salami back then for making that statement.

This arrogance and refusal to reform has ultimately led to his downfall and led to him being a shadow of a man he once was.

As for JJ being popular among neutrals between 2014-2018, I disagree. Most neutrals don't give a fuck about Serie A clubs or don't tune into watch Serie A games. It's simply unappealing all aspects considered and is getting worse by the day. It's good memories for us JJ fans but neutrals will share a completely different opinion. And who doesn't love an underdog. We were a resurgent team in Europe so no wonder some sections cheered for us.

Anyway, all things said, this is a systemic problem. Serie A as a product in general is very unappealing. Style of football has got a lot to do with it along with infrastructure. Not just JJ but Serie A as a whole needs to reform its football while keeping some old principles intact as well that made this a once great footballing nation.
 

Hist

Founder of Hism
Jan 18, 2009
11,616
It was never attractive football but we played like a team with confidence and fight not holding out for dear life nearly every single game. The only serious challenge in Serie A since the first Conte season was from Sarri's Napoli. Iirc we had a disastrous start to that season, but once we got going there was confidence we could catch up and we did. Yes it was slow tempo and not very offensive but we managed most games with confidence and Napoli always looked more nervous despite scoring freely.

None of this holds true for any of the "good runs" we've had this season or last. If anything we were confident that the 1-0 wins wont last because we played like shit every game and never looked like we were managing those games well or in control. One is a team that believes in itself and its approach and confidently manages games using that approach, the other is a team that doesnt believe and cannot apply that negative approach with any confidence at all.
 

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