Kinda reminds me of the game when we were playing Benevento at home and barely scrapped a 2:1 win. Those would've been the first points Benevento earned that season. Wait, wasn't Allegri the coach back then?
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Allegri was the coach. But surely you can see the difference between between the two coaches. Allegri more than earned the right for the odd lacklustre performance by having consistent strong performances in the majority of matches, a history of winning competitions and reaching two champions league finals.
Sarri has not earned that right and if anything the toothless and slack performance last night until the sending off was typical of our form under Sarri over the entire season.
Sarri has not earned that right and if anything the toothless and slack performance last night until the sending off was typical of our form under Sarri over the entire season.
I was looking at Juve coach stats earlier and noticed that Sarri (70.7%) was even ahead of Allegri's astronomical win % (70.48%), even if he has coached far less games. Found that funny considering the constant meltdown.
I think any coach who has a win % of 65% or more is essentially winning titles and cups. The scary thought for other teams is that this is considered a struggling Juve and is the first season of a different tactical approach.
I'm most happy about having 5 clean sheets in a row, even if it is in different circumstances. We have struggled for clean sheets this season.
I think any coach who has a win % of 65% or more is essentially winning titles and cups. The scary thought for other teams is that this is considered a struggling Juve and is the first season of a different tactical approach.
I'm most happy about having 5 clean sheets in a row, even if it is in different circumstances. We have struggled for clean sheets this season.
Our defensive record has more to do with De Ligt and Bonucci gelling together than Sarri’s genius.
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Sarri fans, Allegri is regarded highly because he won the games that mattered. He won all scudetti, 4/5 Coppe Italia, 2 out of 4 Super Cups and reached 2 CL finals (and 4/5 CL quarterfinals, we had 0 QFs between 2006 and 2014). If Sarri wins the CL, I’ll certainly start worshipping him, until then, he has to prove himself.
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Sarri fans, Allegri is regarded highly because he won the games that mattered. He won all scudetti, 4/5 Coppe Italia, 2 out of 4 Super Cups and reached 2 CL finals (and 4/5 CL quarterfinals, we had 0 QFs between 2006 and 2014). If Sarri wins the CL, I’ll certainly start worshipping him, until then, he has to prove himself.
I'm in favour of zonal in open play but on set pieces I don't like it. We are still zonal in both. I think on set pieces it's ok to be zonal but at least man mark the opponent's 2 top aerial threats. You should have enough numerical advantage to do this.
But also moving away from the 4-3-1-2 helped us. Because in that formation, the CMs could not cover the fullbacks.
But also moving away from the 4-3-1-2 helped us. Because in that formation, the CMs could not cover the fullbacks.
If he wins the title, close to Zilch, unless there's a monumental collapse and embarrassing exit against Lyon in the CL. Even then, it's highly unlikely. Unfortunately, we're going to see this bus driver in the dugout next season as well, so we might as well support him and begrudgingly accept that he's coaching us, lack of style, class, and acumen all accounted for.
Also, Gasperini is good for a team like Atalanta. If we want a new coach, we should target a foreign one perhaps?
Also, Gasperini is good for a team like Atalanta. If we want a new coach, we should target a foreign one perhaps?