Massimiliano Allegri (212 Viewers)

[campionesidd]

Meh, I dont think banning Vlad, Patrizi, singus, maxi or whoever would solve anything. Now if we could ban Allegri from Juventus, that'd be a good start

There in lies the whole problem. Thinking that getting rid of Allegri will magically solve our issues.

 

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[Alen]

There in lies the whole problem. Thinking that getting rid of Allegri will magically solve our issues.

We are talking about the Tuz issues, not Juve issues
And I don't think that we should fire Allegri or ban a lot of members in order to fix the issue. All we need to do is ban mr. boredom incarnate.

 

[Brny44]

There in lies the whole problem. Thinking that getting rid of Allegri will magically solve our issues.

No, but it's a start. Enough of this anti football.

 

[Patrizi]

There in lies the whole problem. Thinking that getting rid of Allegri will magically solve our issues.

Not only that. It would most likely backfire drastically and put us right back to square one again. I thoroughly didn't enjoy Paratici's experiment with Sarri and Pirlo.

This is why I find it incredible that people are calling for his head, when he's 14-4-1, and we're finally beginning to look like a team again.

It's obvious to me that we should extend his contract, and let him have another go at this new Champions league with what he's building. After all, he took us to two finals the last time. He can do so again.

Now let the usual suspects get all riled up, call it trolling, and call for my ban. I'm comfortably confident with my opinion. I'll take one for team, and go down knowing i'm right.

 

[Alen]

After all, he took us to two finals the last time. He can do so again.

I wish that you're right, but I just don't see us creating a team capable of reaching the CL final in the near future, no matter who's our manager.

 

[Patrizi]

I wish that you're right, but I just don't see us creating a team capable of reaching the CL final in the near future, no matter who's our manager.

That's a valid point. It's certainly not good enough as it is. But I have faith that Giuntoli will provide the missing pieces in the next two or three windows.

As I've said before, I think our summer transfers will surprise a lot of people.

 

[Post Ironic]

I wish that you're right, but I just don't see us creating a team capable of reaching the CL final in the near future, no matter who's our manager.

This is the highly probable outcome. But that’s true for any team in football who doesn’t have close to unlimited spending power.

The teams spending/capable of spending in a way that should have them as CL contenders are City, Madrid, Bayern, Liverpool, PSG, Chelsea, ManU, Barca. That’s 8 teams. As we see with some of those teams, limitless spending hasn’t made them top tier CL contenders yet. And overcoming strict budgets had Juve and Atletico as top tier CL contenders from 2014-2019. So it’s possible, however unlikely.

I think our success over the next 5 years is highly dependent on our next gen project unearthing a few gems… and those players wanting to stay on here once they hit stardom. Again, pretty much a toss of the dice, regardless of coach.

 

[singus]

Not only that. It would most likely backfire drastically and put us right back to square one again. I thoroughly didn't enjoy Paratici's experiment with Sarri and Pirlo.

This is why I find it incredible that people are calling for his head, when he's 14-4-1, and we're finally beginning to look like a team again.

It's obvious to me that we should extend his contract, and let him have another go at this new Champions league with what he's building. After all, he took us to two finals the last time. He can do so again.

Now let the usual suspects get all riled up, call it trolling, and call for my ban. I'm comfortably confident with my opinion. I'll take one for team, and go down knowing i'm right.

If you are confident with your opinion, know you are right and happy to get a ban, what are you here for then?

Anyways, no one is happy with all our last 3 coaches. But why is sacking Allegri again getting compared to ridiculous choices of coaches?

What about one of the coaches who has actually recently WON the CL. Why are we not using that comparison.

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My point is again, we havnt actually tried being ambitious with a coach yet, so we dont know what we could be missing. We know a hell of a lot about Allegri and his many versions and perversions too.

 

[Post Ironic]

If you are confident with your opinion, know you are right and happy to get a ban, what are you here for then?

Anyways, no one is happy with all our last 3 coaches. But why is sacking Allegri again getting compared to ridiculous choices of coaches?

What about one of the coaches who has actually recently WON the CL. Why are we not using that comparison.

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My point is again, we havnt actually tried being ambitious with a coach yet, so we dont know what we could be missing. We know a hell of a lot about Allegri and his many versions and perversions too.

So you think any of those top coaches were/are coming to a broke-ass Juve that’s had trouble spending pennies the last two summer mercatos? I don’t know what our spending power and ambition in that regard looks like going forward, but no top recent CL winning coach was coming here the last couple years while our finances were a wreck.

Not an endorsement for keeping Allegri, just stating what seems pretty obvious imo. If we sacked him after Maccabi or any time last season, we were hiring some young “up and comer”… and as we know, that’s pretty hit or miss. I’d personally have been all for it, at midseason or this past summer, but not right now with our results being what they are so far this year. See the season out, hopefully win scudetto and Coppa, go from there.

 

[Patrizi]

If you are confident with your opinion, know you are right and happy to get a ban, what are you here for then?

.

I'm sorry. I must have missed the memo. I didn't know this was sub for insecure and unhappy people only

 

[maxi]

It's obvious to me that we should extend his contract, and let him have another go at this new Champions league with what he's building. After all, he took us to two finals the last time. He can do so again.

And if he doesn't? (which is 99% likely to happen)

What if your wildly optimistic scenario falls flat on its face? Then what? We will end up with a coach tied down to mega contract that we can't afford to lay off and replace.

Do you not think that's a huge gamble? Haven't we learnt our lesson from this kind of reckless approach with player contracts?

It's one thing believing that Allegri can grind out a scudetto in this useless league, but it's another to even suggest that he can take this club to European glory. All of this based on what? 14 wins in Serie Ass and some comfortable victories against Salernitana and Frosinone in coppa? How easy some people get carried away.

 

[Patrizi]

My point is again, we havnt actually tried being ambitious with a coach yet, so we dont know what we could be missing. We know a hell of a lot about Allegri and his many versions and perversions too.

I'd love to know who you consider more ambitious signing than Allegri? I consider that a very ambitious project. He could've gone to Real Madrid if he had wanted. Probably Manchester United as well. Even Inter https://football-italia.net/marotta-on-calling-allegri-to-inter-zielinski-talks-and-being-hunted/

You can distain his style of football. That is perfectly valid. But you can't say he's not a good manager. He creates a good cohesive team, wherever he goes. And he brings results, like very few others.

I'd take Allegri over Klopp
Allegri made Klopp walk home once.

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And if he doesn't? (which is 99% likely to happen)

What if your wildly optimistic scenario falls flat on its face? Then what? We will end up with a coach tied down to mega contract that we can't afford to lay off and replace.
Do you not think that's a huge gamble? Haven't we learnt our lesson from this kind of reckless approach with player contracts?
It's one thing believing that Allegri can grind out a scudetto in this useless league, but it's another to even suggest that he can take this club to European glory. All of this based on what? 14 wins in Serie Ass and some comfortable victories against Salernitana and Frosinone in coppa? How easy some people get carried away.

Everything is a gamble. But he's less of a gamble than anyone else.
And stop calling it a useless league. Every title counts.
There are very capable teams in this league.
You take things for granted.

 

[Lion]

damns the allegro cult is in full swing

 

[Dino_mk]

Everything is a gamble. But he's less of a gamble than anyone else....

And you know this how?
How doesn't bother you or looks like gambling to go in CL with coach that doesn't make attacking tactics but is letting forward players to figure it out by themselves!? (frauds own words)

 

[Patrizi]

And you know this how?
How doesn't bother you or looks like gambling to go in CL with coach that doesn't make attacking tactics but is letting forward players to figure it out by themselves!? (frauds own words)

What's your point? Guardiola lets his attackers figure it out by themselves as well. Those are also his words. So does Ancelotti.

 

[Dino_mk]

.... Guardiola lets his attackers figure it out by themselves as well. Those are also his words.....

Now u r just ridiculous. Stop inventing crap to support your narrative.

 

[Patrizi]

Now u r just ridiculous. Stop inventing crap to support your narrative.

 

[Lion]

imagine comparing a multiple treble winning coach to a terrorist

 

[Dino_mk]

So you telling me that Guardiola is preparing tactics for the possession, positioning of the players in final third and attacking plays which means all things the fraud doesn't. Gottchya.

 

[Patrizi]

So you telling me that Guardiola is preparing tactics for the possession, positioning of the players in final third and attacking plays which means all things the fraud doesn't. Gottchya.

I'm not telling you anything. Henry is
Allegri does it differently. More securely, and less through the middle.
We don't have Xavi, Iniesta and Xavi. Or De Bruyne, Foden and Silva mind you.
We have Rabiot, Locatelli and McKennie. Kostic, Weah and Cambiaso.
It would be a suicide to try to play like City does.

We're not trying to be sexy.
We're trying to win.

And this "fraud" is soon to become our second most successful coach in history.