New Juve coach: Part Deux (103 Viewers)

[pavluska]

Lol. We were fantastic to watch from 14-15 to 16-17. That’s my opinion. It’s also the opinion of others.

I'm a proponent of balanced, pragmatic footy (balanced being key; Allegri got more & more defensive to the point we had no attack), but lol at labeling 14-15, 15-16 and 1st half of 16-17 "fantastic to watch."

 

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[CosmoX]

I'm a proponent of balanced, pragmatic footy (balanced being key; Allegri got more & more defensive to the point we had no attack), but lol at labeling 14-15, 15-16 and 1st half of 16-17 "fantastic to watch."

Yeah exactly.

I would have listened to his argument if he said something objective.
But he lost all credibility after saying 'fantastic to watch'.

 

[1251alex]

Reports saying Chelsea will not release Sarri from his contract. That if Juve wants him they will have to buy his contract.

 

[CosmoX]

Reports saying Chelsea will not release Sarri from his contract. That if Juve wants him they will have to buy his contract.

They can keep him.

 

[ColloRosso]

500k followers

Veggia Signora wtf

 

[pavluska]

Allegri was a disaster according to you though, so youre probably not the right person to give input on coaches, especially not ones faultless Paratici himseld recommended. Inzaghi has won the most trophies in Italy after Allegri the last 5 years, at the helm of Lazio, not Milan/inter/Roma/Napoli. He has produced consistent results in the league as well. Embarassment in EL? He passed the GS both seasons, went out vs Salzburg one year (same Salzburg that eliminated Dortmund prior), and that is the one underachievement you can attribute him. Went out to Sevilla this year, or you expected Lazio to beat them? 2 coppa finals (won one), one coppa SF, in 3 years. Beat us for the supercoppa. There is not a single thing you can hold against him other than the Salzburg loss, yet you make him into a Mihajlovic tier coach because of that alone.

I like inzaghi, and like players, the organization/professionalism of the club typically makes coaches perform better too, but inzaghi's worst was his choking vs inter when they were fighting for CL place when they were winning.

 

[alexjuventino]

 

[1251alex]

500k followers

its Mexican ESPN though. they don't know shit. haha.

 

[campionesidd]

Veggia Signora wtf

She did correct the error in her next tweet to be fair.

 

[pavluska]

So, all the small time Italian and Spanish journos saying pep to Juve and big Italian papers and English press saying no, is that it?

 

[campionesidd]

So, all the small time Italian and Spanish journos saying pep to Juve and big Italian papers and English press saying no, is that it?

No surprise there, defeats the narrative of the best league in the world.

 

[il brutto]

I like inzaghi, and like players, the organization/professionalism of the club typically makes coaches perform better too, but inzaghi's worst was his choking vs inter when they were fighting for CL place when they were winning.

That's on the players though. It's hardly his fault when his players can't cope with the occasion.

 

[Badass J Elkann]

Yet we welcomed Lippi back with open arms - Especially me I remember every day of the Ancelloti era but the going to Inter thing really annoy me as a Juve fan..

Well hes a professional like any manager or any employer should be. It doesn't bother me all that much, less so if we are to hire Guardiola. Inter are shit and you cant polish turd

 

[s4tch]

Who's the fullback

pedro porro (girona) and piccini (valencia)

no clue about these two, i'd take mendy from lyon

 

[alexjuventino]

pedro porro (girona) and piccini (valencia)

no clue about these two, i'd take mendy from lyon

Ive seen piccini a few times but not porro.

I want grimaldo

 

[pavluska]

That's on the players though. It's hardly his fault when his players can't cope with the occasion.

It was all him with his subs

 

[zizinho]

I like inzaghi, and like players, the organization/professionalism of the club typically makes coaches perform better too, but inzaghi's worst was his choking vs inter when they were fighting for CL place when they were winning.

I agree but i think that had more to do with missing their MVP of the season Alberto for the final stretch, and missing Immobile as well before he returned for the inter clash (too late then imo, inter gained momentum and Lazio dropped off), than it had to do with Inzaghis coaching. They bottled it the 2 games before inter, and Alberto-Immobile would have made a huge difference

 

[AndreaCristiano]

@Mark do you know who Simone Avsim is ?

 

[Post Ironic]

I'm a proponent of balanced, pragmatic footy (balanced being key; Allegri got more & more defensive to the point we had no attack), but lol at labeling 14-15, 15-16 and 1st half of 16-17 "fantastic to watch."

Oh Please, Costa > Camo boy. Differing opinions, I enjoy the football we played those years. (Obviously not 1st half of 16-17, but the important part of that year) For me, it was fantastic to watch.

Just as with nhl hockey, I’ve always preferred teams that know how to defend, and have fantastic goalkeeping.

Just because a bunch of millennial noodles think the only good football to watch is attacking football, doesn’t mean this is actually the case.

 

[Barese]

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