Massimiliano Allegri (103 Viewers)
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It's only a bunch of insecure Allegro fanboys that think otherwise and I don't even like Conte that much or want him back.
Objectively speaking though, no matter how much you hate them or love them, all of Conte, Marotta and Allegro are JJ legends.
Everything else is subjective opinion. It ultimately comes down to preferences/likes/dislikes.
With that said, it's a good day to say Fuck Allegri!
Objectively speaking though, no matter how much you hate them or love them, all of Conte, Marotta and Allegro are JJ legends.
Everything else is subjective opinion. It ultimately comes down to preferences/likes/dislikes.
With that said, it's a good day to say Fuck Allegri!
From my perspective Max might have failed this time around, but topped Conte in results. Yes, he took over a great squad on paper, but seen enough of these instances in different sports where it didn't end well for the guy taking over. Who can say the mercenary Conte wouldn't have failed continuing as manager of Juve. Max hasn't had the quality players available this time around to compete with a few top league teams this time around, but my issue is the complete unorganized play for the most from his team too often against the minnows of serie.
After some time all all the dust has settled, we should all appreciate what Max has done for Juve and the fans! I will!
After some time all all the dust has settled, we should all appreciate what Max has done for Juve and the fans! I will!
Yep. Ill only ever remember him now as a stubborn, arrogant fraud who dragged this club further into this pit we're in and refused to take any accountability for it. The damage he has done will take years to recover from. I was stupid enough to believe that he might have steadied the ship after the tumultuous Pirlo Sarri years, but he only made it worse. Begs the question as to why he's given better treatment.
Ahh yes. Going out of CL group stage to Galatasaray with the same team Allegri did a domestic double with and took to a CL final the very next season is very positive. Then quitting just days before the new season because the club wouldn’t sign Iturbe and got Morata instead. Very positive indeed 
Also not managing to win Coppa in three years. Much positive.
Also not managing to win Coppa in three years. Much positive.
It's sad it came to this. These last 3 years really stained his history with the club.
It's impossible to think of Allegri and not think of someone so utterly stubborn unable to take accountability who throws his players under the bus and destroys any attacking talent they might have. His post match interviews are the stuff of nightmares. He turned into Mourinho.
Maybe in the future we'll remember it more positively because of his success when first hired but as right now dude's the antichrist.
It's impossible to think of Allegri and not think of someone so utterly stubborn unable to take accountability who throws his players under the bus and destroys any attacking talent they might have. His post match interviews are the stuff of nightmares. He turned into Mourinho.
Maybe in the future we'll remember it more positively because of his success when first hired but as right now dude's the antichrist.
Ahh yes. Going out of CL group stage to Galatasaray with the same team Allegri did a domestic double with and took to a CL final the very next season is very positive. Then quitting just days before the new season because the club wouldn’t sign Iturbe and got Morata instead. Very positive indeed
Also not managing to win Coppa in three years. Much positive.
Also not managing to win Coppa in three years. Much positive.
Whether working for FIGC or doing the same for Inter disqualifies him from that legendary status is a valid debate.
I cant imagine looking fondly on Allegri in years to come. All I can imagine is I'll get angry about the 2 cl final defeats, years of mediocrity, ok there will be domestic trophies in between, but frankly I don't exactly look back on Sarri's reign with any great fondness for winning the league neither.
Ahh yes. Going out of CL group stage to Galatasaray with the same team Allegri did a domestic double with and took to a CL final the very next season is very positive. Then quitting just days before the new season because the club wouldn’t sign Iturbe and got Morata instead. Very positive indeed
Also not managing to win Coppa in three years. Much positive.
Also not managing to win Coppa in three years. Much positive.
allegri team had morata and evra both of were superior to llorente the shit striker and asamoah the mid turned left wing back. his team also had pereyra the versatile mid instead of no name cms. all 3 of those players were major impact on way juve played and conte would have done wonders with having them.