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Who do you want to see as our new coach?

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Snobist

Snobist

DareDevil
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AndreaCristiano said:
Yes we do. Allegri Is staying. It would take a lot to get pep here. More than most would know
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Based on what. We have reports of Pep coming to Juve. While Allegri, Nedved and co say Allegri will stay. I dont expect Nedved to come out and say we’re firing Allegri. Juve shouldnt pull off another stunt like they did with Alex. Allegri and Agnelli will sit down like mature couple and part ways.
 
AndreaCristiano

AndreaCristiano

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Jun 9, 2011
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Snobist said:
Based on what. We have reports of Pep coming to Juve. While Allegri, Nedved and co say Allegri will stay. I dont expect Nedved to come out and say we’re firing Allegri. Juve shouldnt pull off another stunt like they did with Alex. Allegri and Agnelli will sit down like mature couple and part ways.
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Reports from who ? Big bird?

Pep would want a total rehaul and a list of players who got his style and for an amount we can't pull off. Even if we had won the CL we don't have Russian oligarch money or shiek money
 
Robee

Robee

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Jun 21, 2011
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tosh_rose said:
To be fair, it was quite easy to beat PSG in 2010, a random Serie B team could have probably won vs them, just like 11 more teams except Marseille did in that campaign and finished above PSG, who were 13th at the final table with 31 points behind Marseille. Also, lets be objective here, Lyon already started their decline, they lost the title the previous season (2008/2009) to Bordeaux, then the year after Marseille won the title another team won it - Lille, and the year after that - Montpellier. PSG`s first title came in 2013. The point here is that for 4 consecutive years France had 4 different champions, neither of them were PSG or Lyon. Winning the title is a good achievement, but comparing those 4 sides, Marseille is superior to all of them in everything - hence managers of Bordeaux, Lille and especially Montpellier deserve more credit for winning it than Didier for being at the helm of lesser sides. Again, that doesnt mean his achievement was not worthy, but certainly wasnt something unique and phenomenal either.

His road to the CL final in 2004 was also so Juve style - they were perfect until the final, where they were outplayed and outsmarted.

Deschamps is a good coach, yeah, but thats it, nothing special, he is also not very good interacting with club managements, which were the reasons he left both Monaco and Juventus, clashes, arguments and disagreements with the Presidents. Nope, thats not right in my book, the President is the boss, he is the one to call the shots, he sets the tone for everyone in the club to follow, including the coach. You are a manager, you are hired by the President, you do what he asks, says, tells you to do, period. A tough man to work with is not something that Juventus needs, for me DD is a hard pass.
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Yeah, he had different ideas than Secco & Cobolli Gigli. How awful. Maybe because he actually did know something about football instead of those dimwits.... And he realised this and walked away without making a scene like Conte did.
 
Soloist

Soloist

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Feb 2, 2019
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“I’ve been fortunate enough to train Juventus and Milan in my career. These are two clubs with different DNA profiles, so you can’t try to emulate the style of Barcelona or Bayern Munich." - Allegri last night.

Am i the only one who sees a subtle reference about Guardiola? :shifty:

And btw Nedved words means nothing. Agnelli said Allegri stays right after Ajax. True or not, no one in our board will contradict an official statement from the president
 
duranfj

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Jul 30, 2015
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Soloist said:
“I’ve been fortunate enough to train Juventus and Milan in my career. These are two clubs with different DNA profiles, so you can’t try to emulate the style of Barcelona or Bayern Munich." - Allegri last night.

Am i the only one who sees a subtle reference about Guardiola? :shifty:

And btw Nedved words means nothing. Agnelli said Allegri stays right after Ajax. True or not, no one in our board will contradict an official statement from the president
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Good job dude. OMG it's happening :tuttosport::tuttosport::tuttosport::tuttosport::tuttosport:



BTW I respect Pep but I'd rather other options, but we definitely need a change. Doing the same it would be the same
 
DAiDEViL

DAiDEViL

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Feb 21, 2015
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Snobist said:
Based on what. We have reports of Pep coming to Juve. While Allegri, Nedved and co say Allegri will stay. I dont expect Nedved to come out and say we’re firing Allegri. Juve shouldnt pull off another stunt like they did with Alex. Allegri and Agnelli will sit down like mature couple and part ways.
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Who do you trust more? Our management, or journos who are only out for clicks, by reporting what the loonies want to hear?
 
AndreaCristiano

AndreaCristiano

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Jun 9, 2011
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Zacheryah said:
Lol some idiots here


lets get Guardiola, yes. fancy short pass footbal, yes ! WITH A TEAM THAT BARELY HAS 2 PLAYERS ABLE TO GIVE SUCH PASSES
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This was my point in my above post, and why i know allegri is staying! Our team isnt built for a guardiola style of play and he would demand a revamp from top to bottom which we can neither afford nor desire to do at this time. That rebuild will happen completely after Ronaldo is done so at that point maybe Guardiola
 
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