Massimiliano Allegri (241 Viewers)

[Juve-Fan-Iraq]

I think that’s what it is mainly all about, or to at least force his hand to reach a more ‘moderate’ settlement, which is rather surprisingly smart from our management as we really seem to have the upper hand on this one.

The whole thing must have felt like blessing from the skies for management. Allegri exploding timed with refs having a pathetic display coupled with a victory at the coppa, and verbal argument with the the newspaper that has been pushing to have him fired. What a movie plot LOL...

 

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[JCK]

So let me get this straight, a series of disappointing performances, results, exits and records for three straight seasons did not warrant a suck. On the other hand complaining about shitty refereeing and raging as a reaction to a dickhead deliberately trying to make us lose a finql deserves a sack.

Add to that the club apologising for the behaviour to everyone. Did they apologise for winning Coppa yet?

Add to that, not a single word about the blatant attempts from Maresca for the entire 90 minutes...

Well fuck Giuntoli and those who hired him and those working with him. A bunch of cucks all of them.

As for Allegri he should have been sacked way back. No matter how much he tarnished his image in the performances he tortured us with he will still be a club legend.

Fuck Giuntoli!

 

[Xperd]

what a ceo scanavino is

Give it a rest. You clearly know who I meant.

I understand that it's been a sad day for Allegro fanatics but this thread will always be open...

You can continue throating him and pray and hope for JJ to fail next year so you can be 'proven right'.

 

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[Badass J Elkann]

For all we now it might have been much worse without any interference... So people shouting bullshit from the outside, well...

Again; you do not get to that position without a massive personality.

No elkann got into his position thanks to his family name, and some family tragedy along the way.

 

[s4tch]

Give it a rest. You clearly know who I meant.

no

as for the rest, kindly suck a dick

 

[4ndr3i]

The fuck is up with some of you guys? He should’ve been fired months ago. 15 points in the last 15 games is Serie A. Disaster.

He could’ve been canned for jaywalking for all I’m concerned. This is a day to celebrate.

 

[CrimsonianKing]

He was also very clever to drag ultras and fans into this and creating a very cult hero-ish narrative about him. No surprise so many fans fell for it. It is very similar to when Mourinho got Union fans by his side before he was about to get sacked.

In his mind, he probably believes he's done an amazing job over the course of his tenure and that's ultimately been his downfall. His stubbornness and refusal to admit that his ideas are outdated.

Budget and plusvalenzagate are convenient excuses to hide behind JJ playing like a battered relegation threatened team without no plan or purpose.

It’s so similar to Mourinho it’s scary. There is a Brazilian coach from back in the day who’s just as stubborn and egotistical as those two. His name is Luxemburgo.

He was so far ahead of everybody else in the late 90’s to early 00’s. He had an amazing system with a fast build up attack that was a joy to watch. He did so well he ended up managing Real Madrid I think around 04 or 05 but got sacked after just one season because his ideas got found out quickly.

Went back to Brazil, never managed in Europe again and to this day still claims he’s the best and Brazilian coaches are just as good when clearly he’s outdated and out of touch with reality. It’s the Brazilian Mourinho and I guess now the Brazilian Allegri.

@PedroFlu can confirm

 

[Alin]

The whole thing must have felt like blessing from the skies for management. Allegri exploding timed with refs having a pathetic display coupled with a victory at the coppa, and verbal argument with the the newspaper that has been pushing to have him fired. What a movie plot LOL...

Yup, gave them all the grounds they’ve been looking for, not even planned, just Allegri shooting himself in the foot by going crazy and taking it too far with the Vaciago scuffle and publicly disrespecting his superior Giuntoli during the Coppa celebrations, if he would’ve stopped at the VAR/Rocchi bashing i think he was likely still in for the full last paycheck, now however it’s going to be interesting to see how it pans out as the board sure seem to have the upper hand.

 

[Juve-Fan-Iraq]

Yup, gave them all the grounds they’ve been looking for, not even planned, just Allegri shooting himself in the foot by taking it too far with the Vaciago scuffle and publicly disrespecting his superior Giuntoli during the Coppa celebrations, if he would’ve stopped at the VAR/Rocchi bashing i think he was likely still in for the full last paycheck, now however it’s going to be interesting to see how it pans out as the board sure seem to have the upper hand.

Agreed. We gotta move on from this. New coach, new plans (hopefully), and maybe a winning cycle. I have to say Giuntoli has his work cut out for him this summer and if he doesn't deliver, I won't be surprised if be gets the can too..

 

[Fab Fragment]

Lets start apologizing every time we commit a foul.

 

[campionesidd]

It’s so similar to Mourinho it’s scary. There is a Brazilian coach from back in the day who’s just as stubborn and egotistical as those two. His name is Luxemburgo.

He was so far ahead of everybody else in the late 90’s to early 00’s. He had an amazing system with a fast build up attack that was a joy to watch. He did so well he ended up managing Real Madrid I think around 04 or 05 but got sacked after just one season because his ideas got found out quickly.

Went back to Brazil, never managed in Europe again and to this day still claims he’s the best and Brazilian coaches are just as good when clearly he’s outdated and out of touch with reality. It’s the Brazilian Mourinho and I guess now the Brazilian Allegri.

@PedroFlu can confirm

I just checked his Wikipedia. He has had 38 managerial appointments throughout his career. I don’t think ever I’ve ever seen a bigger list than this.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vanderlei_Luxemburgo

 

[MrMonkey]

I think that’s what it is mainly all about, or to at least force his hand to reach a more ‘moderate’ settlement, which is rather surprisingly smart from our management as we really seem to have the upper hand on this one.

Unless Max had a DUI or some illegal charge against him didn't think it would be possible to not pay him the full amount owed for next year. Now my only experiences comes from US sports and the liberal backing of unions etc etc that always seem to have players/coaches back even if they are charged with an offense.

Hopefully what you say does happen and reduced "moderate" settlement occurs which I always thought the fairest way to proceed. Who knows maybe Juve higher-ups tell Max they will do everything possible to squash the story of Max's behavior putting him in a better light if he takes less money. Or if not, they proceed like you stated with leverage but hard-ball style making Max getting another job more difficult (though no doubt will easily happen) but more importantly for Max having to accept a lesser salary.

IMO depends who Max has representing him if he goes that way vs Juve representatives. Hopefully this gets settled amicably.

 

[juve123]

I just checked his Wikipedia. He has had 38 managerial appointments throughout his career. I don’t think ever I’ve ever seen a bigger list than this.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vanderlei_Luxemburgo

Is he the one with a revolutionary rectangle shape formation 4-2-2-2?

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“Will Max Allegri take the money corresponding to his last year of contract? Possible, maybe even probable but attention, I understand that an important club, without a coach, received a call mid-morning from Allegri's representatives saying: "Look, Max is now free, are you interested?" It is not an Arab club, but one that will play next season ChampionsLeague” (@NicoSchira)

 

[Xperd]

Is he the one with a revolutionary rectangle shape formation 4-2-2-2?

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“Will Max Allegri take the money corresponding to his last year of contract? Possible, maybe even probable but attention, I understand that an important club, without a coach, received a call mid-morning from Allegri's representatives saying: "Look, Max is now free, are you interested?" It is not an Arab club, but one that will play next season ChampionsLeague” (@NicoSchira)

@BayernFan

 

[U Picciriddu]

I just checked his Wikipedia. He has had 38 managerial appointments throughout his career. I don’t think ever I’ve ever seen a bigger list than this.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vanderlei_Luxemburgo

Average loan career of every Italian U23 player

 

[Patrizi]

Grazie Max.

A new era begins. Looking forward to see what Giuntoli does.

 

[CrimsonianKing]

I just checked his Wikipedia. He has had 38 managerial appointments throughout his career. I don’t think ever I’ve ever seen a bigger list than this.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vanderlei_Luxemburgo

He was great on his day. Very innovative, probably one of the first to apply a modern mentality to Brazilian football. His mistake was going straight to Madrid. Could’ve earned some European experience at a smaller club and work his way up. Expectations were just too high. As with anything in life if you don’t adapt you get left behind so similar to our own Mister.

btw I think one of the reasons he managed so many clubs is that in Brazil it’s very common to get the boot after just a few bad results. Some coaches will manage 3 different clubs in the same season. Not sure if this is still true but it used to be that way.

 

[Juve-Fan-Iraq]

Is he the one with a revolutionary rectangle shape formation 4-2-2-2?

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“Will Max Allegri take the money corresponding to his last year of contract? Possible, maybe even probable but attention, I understand that an important club, without a coach, received a call mid-morning from Allegri's representatives saying: "Look, Max is now free, are you interested?" It is not an Arab club, but one that will play next season ChampionsLeague” (@NicoSchira)

Bologna?

 

[Post Ironic]

Give it a rest. You clearly know who I meant.

I understand that it's been a sad day for Allegro fanatics but this thread will always be open...

You can continue throating him and pray and hope for JJ to fail next year so you can be 'proven right'.

What a stupid post.