Massimiliano Allegri (273 Viewers)

[.zero]

Why can’t our ultras do the same to this team?

I doubt the conversation would be any cordial than the one Milan had. Pioli and the squad look super uncomfortable.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/f...-heated-confrontation-time-Spezia-defeat.html


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Good question tbh. Unfortunately, there isn’t a simple answer

 

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[JUVEMOOD]

He's a troll, I wouldn't engage him. Winding people up over Allegri brings him more joy than the club winning.

Unban RUS from this thread with free pass..

 

[singus]

Tar, feathers & street

 

[Vlad]

Reminiscent of his 1st spell. Direct Juve, solid at the back, full control from start to finish. Well done.

 

[Mike-e-y]

So if we win our last 3 matches we are in the CL even if we get a shitty 9 point penalty.

That would be the ultimate fuck you to the FIGC…

 

[j0ker]

So if we win our last 3 matches we are in the CL even if we get a shitty 9 point penalty.

That would be the ultimate fuck you to the FIGC…

They will hit us with -12 points and if that is not enough there is always the prisma case.

 

[juve123]

Great coach.

 

[U Picciriddu]

Finally a match where we had the ball and attacked throughout the game.

 

[juve123]

They will hit us with -12 points and if that is not enough there is always the prisma case.

Tar would overturn any such decision.

 

[j0ker]

Tar would overturn any such decision.

Not sure what TAR is but if it's Italian doubt it.

 

[Boksic]

Finally a match where we had the ball and attacked throughout the game.

Was as comfortable a game as I can remember in a while and a good performance.

First half was a bit Sarri-esque but we actually played some nice football in the second half and won by more.

 

[s4tch]

Not sure what TAR is but if it's Italian doubt it.

tribunale amministrativo regionale, it's certainly italian but at least it isn't part of the sports jurisdiction. it's basically a civil court of appeal with regional bodies. figc and coni want to avoid juve turning to tar because above all speed isn't a priority for tar, and also they are pretty anal on procedural mistakes, and the plusvalenza case reeks of those

 

[Alen]

I remember TAR from Calciopoli. We had so much hope in it, but nothing happened in the end. Some very bad memories.

 

[Post Ironic]

Finally a match where we had the ball and attacked throughout the game.

It actually makes me kinda more annoyed with Allegri and the overpaid lazy mercenaries in the team. There were about 7-8 matches where we played like this throughout this season. So why wasn’t this our gameplan against all the minnows? We obviously have the ability to do it against significantly inferior opponents. Frustrating.

 

[juve123]

I remember TAR from Calciopoli. We had so much hope in it, but nothing happened in the end. Some very bad memories.

Juventus previously announced that they planned to appeal the punishment in the Italian civil courts, an action that would have brought further punishment to the clubs and the FIGC by FIFA, as FIFA has historically taken a dim view to government involvement in football administration. FIFA and UEFA announced that they had the option to suspend the FIGC, barring all Italian clubs from international play, if Juventus went to court; some analysts, such as ESPN, described them as "FIFA threats". After the FIGC threatened to freeze all Italian competition, which could have resulted Italy's national team not taking part at the UEFA Euro 2008 qualifying,Juventus dropped its appeal before the TAR on 31 August, the day before it was due to be heard;Italian National Olympic Committee (CONI) president Gianni Petrucci thanked John Elkann and Luca Cordero di Montezemolo, and FIFA president Sepp Blatter thanked Juventus, particularly Montezemolo, for dropping the appeal. Juventus officials cited the "willingness shown by sportive institutions [the FIGC and CONI] to review its case during [CONI's] arbitration."In retrospect, this decision in particular is criticized because it could have cleared Juventus' name and avoided relegation. (Goal.com)

 

[Mike-e-y]

I remember TAR from Calciopoli. We had so much hope in it, but nothing happened in the end. Some very bad memories.

wasn’t it just that we didn’t take calciopoli to TAR? Hopefully this time we’re not such pussies

 

[juve123]

wasn’t it just that we didn’t take calciopoli to TAR? Hopefully this time we’re not such pussies

There is still time to go tar to cancel the court of appeal proceedings due to the procedural defects but we have spineless John elkann wanting to protest in silence.

 

[Bianconero_Aus]

Tar would overturn any such decision.

That’s not what it’s for. So no, they couldn’t overturn a sporting decision.

 

[campionesidd]

It actually makes me kinda more annoyed with Allegri and the overpaid lazy mercenaries in the team. There were about 7-8 matches where we played like this throughout this season. So why wasn’t this our gameplan against all the minnows? We obviously have the ability to do it against significantly inferior opponents. Frustrating.

I still don’t see any vision for this team (or the club as a whole) That’s the biggest problem imo.

 

[Bianconero_Aus]

I still don’t see any vision for this team (or the club as a whole) That’s the biggest problem imo.

Neither do I, but I’m hoping the new sporting director (and hopefully a new coach) will steer the ship in the right direction again.

We’ve basically been without a proper sporting project since 2018. It’s high time we began planning a proper rebuild of the club again.