New Juve coach: Part Deux (40 Viewers)

[AndreaCristiano]

Agnelli would have never fired Allegri mid-season. He isn't that kind of reactionary president who make decisions in the heat of the moment. That hardly has anything to do with Pep coming or not.

Sure it does. Agnelli has made it well known his goal was to get Guardiola here. We've been in contact for over 2 years. To let Allegri go without waiting till season end shows that Agnelli has the replacement in hand and with the man City ban it points to guardiola

 

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[pavluska]

Why is poop an improvement over max? State your retarded opinion

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Jesus, you 100m Pjanic people truly are...retarded

 

[Mark]

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[il brutto]

Sure it does. Agnelli has made it well known his goal was to get Guardiola here. We've been in contact for over 2 years. To let Allegri go without waiting till season end shows that Agnelli has the replacement in hand and with the man City ban it points to guardiola

I'm not sure you got what I said. Agnelli wouldn't fire a coach mid-season based on one failure. He isn't reactionary like that.

 

[AndreaCristiano]

I'm not sure you got what I said. Agnelli wouldn't fire a coach mid-season based on one failure. He isn't reactionary like that.

I do but you said it had nothing to do with guardiola in pointing out why

 

[DAiDEViL]

We only have to go back in time like month and everybody here hated Pep and his tiki-taka.

And i still do.

But if the alternative is Sarri it's a no-brainer to hope for Pepone instead.

 

[Soloist]

If it was a bum like Inazghi, Miha or Di Fra and cie we would have announced him already.
The one we getting is waiting for something:
Pep: Man City ban
Sarri: Europa Final
Pooch: CL final
Klopp: CL final
...

He's waiting for something too

 

[JuveJay]

I've never even heard him mentioned in football terms before, or even at all. He's obviously a successful businessman but is nothing in football circles. Seems to have a reputation for being outspoken - see Italian businessman.

Y'all are setting up for a disappointment though.

 

[il brutto]

I do but you said it had nothing to do with guardiola in pointing out why

Read the post again. I'm saying it's not in Agnelli's nature to do such things and that has nothing to do with Pep.

 

[AndreaCristiano]

Read the post again. I'm saying it's not in Agnelli's nature to do such things and that has nothing to do with Pep.

Ahh reread. Sorry answering many peoples at the same time.

 

[Cerval]

I've never even heard him mentioned in football terms before, or even at all. He's obviously a successful businessman but is nothing in football circles. Seems to have a reputation for being outspoken - see Italian businessman.

Y'all are setting up for a disappointment though.

No disappointments if you don't care if he doesn't come

 

[AndreaCristiano]

Ya know didn't fiorentino Perez Say Ronaldo wasn't leaving Real until the day before we announced ?
Same way City is denying guardiola

 

[DanielSz]

I'm not sure you got what I said. Agnelli wouldn't fire a coach mid-season based on one failure. He isn't reactionary like that.

But he fired him a couple weeks later. Didn’t even wait until the season ended. I think it’s fair to wonder why.

 

[Suns]

i'm team Sarri all the way. Man made Insigne, Mertens, Higuain look like elite footballers. Hell, even made Rugani look like a beast

 

[il brutto]

But he fired him a couple weeks later. Didn’t even wait until the season ended. I think it’s fair to wonder why.

Perhaps they wanted to give him this prober send off he now got He certainly deserved it.

 

[He-Man]

i'm team Sarri all the way. Man made Insigne, Mertens, Higuain look like elite footballers. Hell, even made Rugani look like a beast

and still lose

 

[JuveJay]

No disappointments if you don't care if he doesn't come

The other options are a little disappointing, as much as I'm not really a fan of Pep. I'd be more interested than anything else, how well he'd be able to make his inevitable wholesale changes in style or philosophy, how far a coach like that would shift probably the one club who traditionally are least in line with what we've seen from him as coach.

 

[j0ker]

i'm team Sarri all the way. Man made Insigne, Mertens, Higuain look like elite footballers. Hell, even made Rugani look like a beast

There are people who dream about a Ferrari and there is Suns fapping over a Golf mk7 r32.

 

[JuveJay]

i'm team Sarri all the way. Man made Insigne, Mertens, Higuain look like elite footballers. Hell, even made Rugani look like a beast

Sarri as a coach and his style is one thing, Sarri as the character doesn't seem like a Juve fit at all.

If you'd asked me two years ago whether Sarri could ever come here dressed like a PE teacher, spouting his old bigoted nonsense I'd have laughed at you, but we seem to be moving away from traditional Juve with each season.

 

[DAiDEViL]

i'm team Sarri all the way. Man made Insigne, Mertens, Higuain look like elite footballers. Hell, even made Rugani look like a beast

Nah, you simply underrate the quality of that Napoli squad and overrate Sarri.

As for Rugani, it's easier to stand out at Empoli than at Juventus.