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Dino_mk

Senior Member
Sep 5, 2007
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Who would have thought. My mind is blown. So it’s actually the “non-throathers” who accept mediocrity and think it’s ok for a club like Juventus to field a midfield of Caviglia, Miretti, Locatelli and have the likes of Gatti, Weah, Mckennie, Milik, Rugani as regular starters.
How hard is to understand that all we say is that those players should be trained to be at least on par, if not better than Frosinone, Empoli, Hellas, Udinese....
 

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Post Ironic

Senior Member
Feb 9, 2013
42,253
How hard is to understand that all we say is that those players should be trained to be at least on par, if not better than Frosinone, Empoli, Hellas, Udinese....
Seeing as Juve is 2nd in the league, ~35 pts ahead of these teams, I’d say it’s pretty obvious our players have been “trained to be at least on par” with players of those teams. :shifty:
 
Oct 23, 2011
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How hard is to understand that all we say is that those players should be trained to be at least on par, if not better than Frosinone, Empoli, Hellas, Udinese....
How hard is it to have a look at the table and realize that we are better than 18 out of the other 19 teams.

the difference between those you call throaters and someone like yourself is that the former take more of a balanced approach; we blame both Allegri and the players for some of our shit performances, whereas you think its all about Allegri and think that putting someone like De Zerbi or Motta will all of a sudden raise these players’ levels to something they’ve never shown before. This isn’t fifa or FM where a players level increases by 3/4 points every season.

Again, as mentioned for the millionth time Allegri needs to be gone by the end of the season, but lower your expectations with this group of players otherwise you’re going to be disappointed again.
 

Dino_mk

Senior Member
Sep 5, 2007
2,041
How hard is it to have a look at the table and realize that we are better than 18 out of the other 19 teams.

the difference between those you call throaters and someone like yourself is that the former take more of a balanced approach; we blame both Allegri and the players for some of our shit performances, whereas you think its all about Allegri and think that putting someone like De Zerbi or Motta will all of a sudden raise these players’ levels to something they’ve never shown before. This isn’t fifa or FM where a players level increases by 3/4 points every season.

Again, as mentioned for the millionth time Allegri needs to be gone by the end of the season, but lower your expectations with this group of players otherwise you’re going to be disappointed again.
You have understood me wrong. I don't say with just changing the coach suddenly this group becomes serieA and CL favourites. I understand those players limitations.
My problem with allegri is that under him even the few good players we have are decreased in quality by played on wrong positions or not trained right. He sucked the life out of this team. His negative approach to the games, putting defender (Alex fucking Sandro) when chasing a game is what must be changed.
 
Oct 23, 2011
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You have understood me wrong. I don't say with just changing the coach suddenly this group becomes serieA and CL favourites. I understand those players limitations.
My problem with allegri is that under him even the few good players we have are decreased in quality by played on wrong positions or not trained right. He sucked the life out of this team. His negative approach to the games, putting defender (Alex fucking Sandro) when chasing a game is what must be changed.
Give me names. I know you are going to mention Chiesa but where do you distinguish beteeen Allegri playing him as a SS and Chiesa’s current abysmal form? Even as a SS he naturally drifts wide and occupies spaces of an winger (look up his heatmap if you don’t believe me). Yet he can’t beat a man and fails to convert chances. Is that Allegri’s fault?
If it is, why was it working at the beginning of the season?

Vlahovic is another one.Who was to blame for his bad form prior to December and who is to be praised for his form since then?
 

AFL_ITALIA

MAGISTERIAL
Jun 17, 2011
31,792
We have dozens of posters who don't have a lot going for them in their lives.

They could confront their issues and try to tackle their problems. But it is easier to direct their frustrations towards the manager of their favorite football team.
I don't doubt that could be true at all for some people. But even so if that's the case...who cares?

This is just so inconsequential. We really have people leaving because someone in another country insulted or defended some asshole millionaire in some third country that neither will ever interact with? It just seems excessive over something so meaningless.
 

Seven

In bocca al lupo, Fabio.
Jun 25, 2003
39,335
I don't doubt that could be true at all for some people. But even so if that's the case...who cares?

This is just so inconsequential. We really have people leaving because someone in another country insulted or defended some asshole millionaire in some third country that neither will ever interact with? It just seems excessive over something so meaningless.
Personally I wouldn't leave, because I care about some insult to Allegri. As far as I'm concerned that's part of his job. That's why he earns those millions.

I would leave, because I find the same talking points over and over again boring.
 

AFL_ITALIA

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Jun 17, 2011
31,792
Personally I wouldn't leave, because I care about some insult to Allegri. As far as I'm concerned that's part of his job. That's why he earns those millions.

I would leave, because I find the same talking points over and over again boring.
I think this is just a consequence of a season being multiple months long with real changes made only between them, but I understand.
 

Post Ironic

Senior Member
Feb 9, 2013
42,253
Personally I wouldn't leave, because I care about some insult to Allegri. As far as I'm concerned that's part of his job. That's why he earns those millions.

I would leave, because I find the same talking points over and over again boring.
Personally, I think we should spice the forum up a wee bit with more frequent forays into the saucy details of Turk’s lurid fantasies of being Max’s personal sex slave.
 
Aug 2, 2005
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irony aside, i'd really be curious to see what this squad (same squad, no reinforcements) could do with any other coach, especially some de zerbi, palladino or motta. i still think that this squad is nowhere near scudetto quality, and if any coach could get these players to ~100 points (which is probably required to overtake this current inda) they'd deserve a statue instantly
Is LeverKausen players any better?
Why chose the Mottas of the world when the budget is 7 mil net?

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Strickland

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May 17, 2019
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irony aside, i'd really be curious to see what this squad (same squad, no reinforcements) could do with any other coach, especially some de zerbi, palladino or motta. i still think that this squad is nowhere near scudetto quality, and if any coach could get these players to ~100 points (which is probably required to overtake this current inda) they'd deserve a statue instantly
Although we're on pace for 83, I think we'll probably finish around 75ish points on current form, so possibly not that different from 70 and 72 point finishes last and previous season.

Id take 85 points + visible balls from current squad as a very positive season, something to build on, of course 100 is unrealistic. Hell even 80 is ok if there's a coherent strategy and the team is actually getting somewhere instead of the eyesore weve been seeing for much of the past 3 seasons
 

Bjerknes

"Top Economist"
Mar 16, 2004
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irony aside, i'd really be curious to see what this squad (same squad, no reinforcements) could do with any other coach, especially some de zerbi, palladino or motta. i still think that this squad is nowhere near scudetto quality, and if any coach could get these players to ~100 points (which is probably required to overtake this current inda) they'd deserve a statue instantly
Maybe, who knows. But even with a mediocre squad, there's nothing encouraging anyone can point to under this Allegri in terms of anything other than scrapping for esults here and there. There has been no improvement in how we play and now the results are out the window again. Moreover, the only player who has improved under this bozo is maybe Rabiot. So from a squad building perspective he's failed as well. There is no argument on the table to keep him, other than "our squad sucks" and "we made the CL".
 

Post Ironic

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Feb 9, 2013
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Although we're on pace for 83, I think we'll probably finish around 75ish points on current form, so possibly not that different from 70 and 72 point finishes last and previous season.

Id take 85 points + visible balls from current squad as a very positive season, something to build on, of course 100 is unrealistic. Hell even 80 is ok if there's a coherent strategy and the team is actually getting somewhere instead of the eyesore weve been seeing for much of the past 3 seasons
:tup:

If Max had put up ~90 pts this season, even with a second place finish, there would be a good argument that he was getting great results from what he’s working with (this year only of course), and allowing him to try to build off it next season and win scudetto + CL QFs. And we were at 52 pts after 21 matches which is a 94 pt pace for the season. But after watching this 5 match stretch where we played 4 of the bottom 6 teams in the entire league, 3 of those minnows played at home, and collected 5 of 15 pts, well that’s just a truly disastrous run of form, even more so given we have no midweek matches.

Having his team still be this mentally fragile even after such a long run without a loss, that 1 poor result from a red card against Empoli caused us to spiral into this disastrous period against cellar dwellers… that is on the coach, and he has to be sacked for it.
 

Vlad

In Allegri We Trust
May 23, 2011
24,030
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If Max had put up ~90 pts this season, even with a second place finish, there would be a good argument that he was getting great results from what he’s working with (this year only of course), and allowing him to try to build off it next season and win scudetto + CL QFs. And we were at 52 pts after 21 matches which is a 94 pt pace for the season. But after watching this 5 match stretch where we played 4 of the bottom 6 teams in the entire league, 3 of those minnows played at home, and collected 5 of 15 pts, well that’s just a truly disastrous run of form, even more so given we have no midweek matches.

Having his team still be this mentally fragile even after such a long run without a loss, that 1 poor result from a red card against Empoli caused us to spiral into this disastrous period against cellar dwellers… that is on the coach, and he has to be sacked for it.
I fully expected this slump and I posted here few times that a squad of such a poor quality is bound to get exposed at some point. Prolly since Del Neri's days we didnt have such a weak team. With few rare exceptions among our players, I wouldnt mind seeing the back of most of them this summer. Our defense and midfield in particular are woeful. Eventhough point wise Allegri has overachieved so far this year, but I dont see a visible sign of improvement in our play so he has his share of blame as well. His subs are hurting us more than actually helping us to overcome opponents. Somewhat a detriment that he has 5 subs nowdays at his disposal.

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Idk why you guys take this so seriously and personally. So he likes Allegri and you don't, who gives a shit?
Its ridiculous tbh. When you consider most of us are adults, +30, 40 dudes.
 
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Brny44

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Aug 24, 2020
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He and him only is mentaly fragile. Without Conte, who left him great winning team, he would have never won those titles.

And above all his mentality was shown in finals, two times got humiliated.
Barcelona and real madrid were not more superior than us than Man. City was last year when they face inter. We got humiliated, inter barely lost.

Is it so hard to admit he is done and never was really a legend, he wasnt good enougt even for Milan. Its hard not to hate thiy ugly face.
 

Post Ironic

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Feb 9, 2013
42,253
He and him only is mentaly fragile. Without Conte, who left him great winning team, he would have never won those titles.

And above all his mentality was shown in finals, two times got humiliated.
Barcelona and real madrid were not more superior than us than Man. City was last year when they face inter. We got humiliated, inter barely lost.

Is it so hard to admit he is done and never was really a legend, he wasnt good enougt even for Milan. It’s hard not to hate thiy ugly face.
Without Conte? You mean the guy who instilled a mentality where winners like Vidal, Pirlo, Buffon, Tevez, Chiellini, etc were too nervous against the likes of Copenhagen, Galatasaray, etc to perform and get out of group stage in Champion’s League?

And lol about the final against Barca being a humiliation. What a joke. Clearly didn’t watch that match.

Imagine being a Conte throater while bashing Allegri and people who enjoyed his first spell here. :lol2:
 

singus

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Sep 22, 2020
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Without Conte? You mean the guy who instilled a mentality where winners like Vidal, Pirlo, Buffon, Tevez, Chiellini, etc were too nervous against the likes of Copenhagen, Galatasaray, etc to perform and get out of group stage in Champion’s League?

And lol about the final against Barca being a humiliation. What a joke. Clearly didn’t watch that match.

Imagine being a Conte throater while bashing Allegri and people who enjoyed his first spell here. :lol2:
I think he mentioned TITLES. Which titles did Allegri win in CL? Besides the 3-0 Barcelona scudetto and 4-1 Monaco spanking.
He continued the streak of titles that Conte started, in Serie A
 
Jun 27, 2011
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Goddamn that's some next level vomit inducing ass kissing. I think Patrizi might be Allegri himself. No way one could be this dumb.

Not to mention the same fucking discussions over and over again every day. This place is fucking dead. Dai was right. No point sticking around.

See y'all next season if this mofo is gone, if not I give up on Jj for good. :hi:
wait what happened? Somebody lost their shit because I like Allegri? :numnum:Mehh. What a dramaqueen

Somebody mentioned he'd be curious to see what another manager would do with this team. I'd be nervous we'd even qualify for CL if i'm being honest (Pirlo came close).
The most important thing isn't even if Allegri is staying or going. No coach turns this squad into a CL contenders. Or even scudetto material.
A lot has to happen for us to become great again. And it won't happen overnight. With, or without Allegri.
Marotta built a great team. Paratici took over, went all in, and left us broke, facing serie b threats. Now it's time for Giuntoli to start another era and build his team. If the team becomes good enough, we'll start winning again. With or without Allegri. Until then, it's Allegri's job to make the most of Gatti, McKennie, Weah, Kostic, Miretti and Iljing Jr etc.
This is our worst team since we came from serie B. I'd even argue that our serie B team was better than this.
The club desperately needs CL money and doesn't want to take a chance that might backfire and put us under. Allegri was a responsible decision by the club. Secure CL money, so we can start rebuilding this. This time, with hopefully a bit more vision behind it.
 

Kevster

Junior Member
Feb 9, 2024
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wait what happened? Somebody lost their shit because I like Allegri? :numnum:Mehh. That's childish.

Somebody mentioned he'd be curious to see what another manager would do with this team. I'd be nervous we'd even qualify for CL if i'm being honest (Pirlo came close).
The most important thing isn't even if Allegri is staying or going. No coach turns this squad into a CL contenders. Or even scudetto material.
A lot has to happen for us to become great again. And it won't happen overnight. With, or without Allegri.
Marotta built a great team. Paratici took over, went all in, and left us broke, facing serie b threats. Now it's time for Giuntoli to start another era and build his team. If the team becomes good enough, we'll start winning again. With or without Allegri. Until then, it's Allegri's job to make the most of Gatti, McKennie, Weah, Kostic, Miretti and Iljing Jr etc.
This is our worst team since we came from serie B. I'd even argue that our serie B team was better than this.
The club desperately needs CL money and doesn't want to take a chance that might backfire and put us under. Allegri was a responsible decision by the club. Secure CL money, so we can start rebuilding this. This time, with hopefully a bit more vision behind it.
so are we just supposed to keep qualifying for UCL and making fools of ourselves? the money is being earned and for what? what is the plan?

bcuz we qualified in 2021, 2022, and 2023 and did horribly in all editions lol and didn't exactly improve much in serie a
 

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