So Dybala is no good yet we are going to ask for 100m plus for him...that doesn't make sense. Real had a poor season but Zidane won a tournament a couple of times while our 51yr old manager hasn't been able to, even with the great ronaldo.
Here is one for you to think about...our 51 yr old is a stubborn manager who is reluctant to play football that suits what is one of our best squads in a long time and in the world. Our 51 yr old manager has won a league that most other managers could have won if they were at juve. You put Allegri on a pedestal and I'm not sure why.
Allegri should be getting a shitload more out of this team than he has this season. He has failed. Winning lo scudetto again doesn't impress me when our bench players would easily walk into the starting line ups of any team in serie A.
Its not quite what I was going for, but lets discuss.
You did not answer how would Zidane transform Dybala into a monster player, which was my question. "Off-form underperforming Juventus bench player" were my words regarding Dybala of today, you changed that to "no good Dybala", which is different and not true as a statement. Paulo is a player with great skillset, something we witnessed in his early Juve days but don`t see now, he is also a very popular and marketable face, even in his current form his sell price should/would be around 100m, maybe some millions shy of 100 but still closer to 100 than 50. My statement was that an "off-form underperforming Juventus bench player" worth around 100m would be a gamble for the absolute top clubs like Real, Barca, Bayern as there are no guarantees that Dybala would explode and flourish if he changes clubs/countries, hence why I suggested that those clubs would prefer to go after someone who`s been in top form and splash the cash on him.
Zidane won a tournament couple of times with Ronaldo on beast form + several other WC performing players, constant luck on their side and the precious support of the refs. Everytime they needed a little extra push from the refs they got it, Atletico, Bayern, Juve, PSG, etc... doesn`t matter who they played against. With all of this on your side, "most other managers could have won if they were at Real M", not just Zidane. I would say that you put Zinedine on a pedestal and I`m not sure why.
The rest about Max is your personal feelings and opinion, which is also not a fact and not true as a statement. I don`t know what "shitload more out of this team" means, a treble with no draws, no losses, 56 official games - 56 wins? Tiki taka football with 5 goals average per game? And he has failed? He wins another silverware, 5th title in a row, his 11th trophy with Juve in 5 years, but since that doesn`t impress you lets label him a failure. Sure, that makes sense.
He is a world class manager with exceptional record and rich trophy cabinet, he is in top 3 managers in Juventus history and en route to become the absolute best manager in the club`s history, but I guess it`s fine if he is a failure in your eyes. It`s typical for modern day to undermine and diminish someone`s hard work and achievements while sitting on your couch in your underwear thinking "Yeah, I could do this and that, I would do that better if only I was in that position...". Great.
All of you who don`t appreciate the current coach and are calling for his head are in for an unpleasant surprise when the new coach eventually comes and fails to deliver silverware on a regular and constant basis, as
IF there are better managers than Allegri, they can be counted on Ser Davos Seaworth`s right hand and with him/them currently unavailable the chances are that we would end up with inferior successor for Max, which would logically lead to inferior results and performances and fewer trophies. But hey, maybe then we will remember those unimpressive and underwhelming, but record-breaking title-winning seasons we once had and comfort ourselves that at least we play attractive and beautiful football. Yeah...
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