Why are you still talking about this? He has to go, who cares about him, his status, his previous stints...Sooner or later he will be gone and everything that he has done will be a bad memori, nothing else.
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Ok i want this guy gone as much as all of yous, but let's not turn into clowns by denying all the success he brought us in his first tenure here. He's 100% a legend and it's even silly to question that status. Like dru keeps telling you guys, it's not his fault the inept mgmt didn't fire him a long time ago.
His image is too damaged at this moment to be 100% legend. If Marotta could be in rookie section, and he is even more successful with this club, then frauds legend status certainly could be questioned.
Maybe it's not his fault stupid management didn't fired him but what stopped him of resigning himself like some previous, real, legends have done.
Maybe it's not his fault stupid management didn't fired him but what stopped him of resigning himself like some previous, real, legends have done.
His first reign is amongst my favourites. He transformed Juventus into a powerhouse in Europe had us beat the likes of Real, Barcelona and Man City.
People on here joke about the Juve 3 0 Barcelona game but I find the 3-1 Real Madrid (2015) over two legs His crowning achievemt. Shame he flopped on his second reign but I do think part of the blame is also the quality of the team. With that said he's clearly dated and is no longer the man he once was.
People on here joke about the Juve 3 0 Barcelona game but I find the 3-1 Real Madrid (2015) over two legs His crowning achievemt. Shame he flopped on his second reign but I do think part of the blame is also the quality of the team. With that said he's clearly dated and is no longer the man he once was.
It was 3-2 over two legs, a memorable day but I can’t sit here celebrating semi finals.
The longer he hangs around, the more he may tarnish his legacy. An element of recency bias will exist.
I can pretty much guarantee he won’t walk away and will fuck us financially by either collecting the final year of an idiotic contract handed out whilst being shown the door or whilst still in charge, killing any semblance of joy a fan of the club, has for the sport.
The longer he hangs around, the more he may tarnish his legacy. An element of recency bias will exist.
I can pretty much guarantee he won’t walk away and will fuck us financially by either collecting the final year of an idiotic contract handed out whilst being shown the door or whilst still in charge, killing any semblance of joy a fan of the club, has for the sport.
If a clean sheet without any shots on goal conceded, shows you nothing about compactness that's your problem.
It will be an uphill battle from here. I don't care how. Only results count at this point. We're not in a situation to expect free flowing attacking gameplay. Let's just hope we scrape by some wins.
It will be an uphill battle from here. I don't care how. Only results count at this point. We're not in a situation to expect free flowing attacking gameplay. Let's just hope we scrape by some wins.
What does it take to undo the legendary status from the first tenure?
Conte was a legend as player and then as coach. Undefeated season and brought us back from the gutter of calciopoli destruction.
Unless I am misremembering, he was placed in the rookie section even prior to him taking the Inter job. And even with the inter stint in mind, it helped them but did not destroy Juventus. Allegris second stint has caused and is causing more damage then Conte ever did to the Club.
should either be seen as legends?
Conte was a legend as player and then as coach. Undefeated season and brought us back from the gutter of calciopoli destruction.
Unless I am misremembering, he was placed in the rookie section even prior to him taking the Inter job. And even with the inter stint in mind, it helped them but did not destroy Juventus. Allegris second stint has caused and is causing more damage then Conte ever did to the Club.
should either be seen as legends?
The only reason Conte didn’t cause any harm to the club is because we replaced his pathetic ass with a superior coach (at the time). Man, we supported him for 6 months throughout his ban, and he has the audacity to leave in the middle of preseason to take a job of the very association that tried to destroy him. Yeah, fuck Conte.
Allegri is what keeps Juventuz breathing.
Having said that, I imagine theres not a whole lot of viable successors who are familiar with Série A that would be willing to leave their clubs at the final sprint of the season to takeover this mess.
In real world Juventus would have discretly tested that through agents - and all of them signalled Juve should wait for the season's end.
With no apt successor, it would be better to keep Allegri than replacing him with some inexperienced Juve permanent staff member (if such a thing exists).
That or management is dead scared of dirty secrets Allegri knows of managing practices and they wouldnt risk him throwing shit at the fan.
Maybe both.
Having said that, I imagine theres not a whole lot of viable successors who are familiar with Série A that would be willing to leave their clubs at the final sprint of the season to takeover this mess.
In real world Juventus would have discretly tested that through agents - and all of them signalled Juve should wait for the season's end.
With no apt successor, it would be better to keep Allegri than replacing him with some inexperienced Juve permanent staff member (if such a thing exists).
That or management is dead scared of dirty secrets Allegri knows of managing practices and they wouldnt risk him throwing shit at the fan.
Maybe both.
And maybe, all theyre doing is literally repaying Allegri for the loyalty he showed during the shitstorm. They probably feel he earned the right to decide whether he continues or not, or maybe its even an open and explicit compromise from Elkann during The epicenter of the mess that they're now morally obliged to follow.