I really hope you're wrong...
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True.THAT is his way of motivating the players."Paul I am better than you.Oh Paul I am better than you".
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[Serie A] CeseNO 2-2 JUVENTUS (February 15th, 2015) (4 Viewers)
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I really want to be wrong for the sake of Juve.But his attitude shows something else.
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True.THAT is his way of motivating the players."Paul I am better than you.Oh Paul I am better than you".
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True.THAT is his way of motivating the players."Paul I am better than you.Oh Paul I am better than you".
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Max Allegri said Juventus will “cancel out signs of arrogance” after being pegged back 2-2 by Cesena.
The Sea Horses had taken the early lead, then fought back from 2-1 down for a 2-2 result until eventually Arturo Vidal missed a penalty.
“We didn’t get into the right mood for this game. Cesena are in good shape, attack opponents and on a synthetic turf the ball moves quickly. If you are not reactive, it becomes difficult,” he told Sky Sport Italia.
“We weren’t quick enough to react and get the ball. Cesena won many challenges and that says a lot about the game.
“After a while we tried to control rather than seek the third goal, then when we had the chance we missed the penalty.”
Roma were held 0-0 by Parma this afternoon, so Juve had the opportunity to go nine points clear at the top.
“It was a bad performance, it’s a pity because this would’ve been an important step towards the Scudetto. Our advantage remains unchanged.
“On the one hand these are painful results, but on the other they get our feet back on the ground to cancel out any signs of arrogance.”
Vidal pulled a late spot-kick off target and it’s not the first big penalty the Chilean has missed this season.
“The penalty didn’t have anything to do with Vidal’s performance, as in the first half he was perhaps the best man on the pitch and ran so hard, chasing everyone down.
“Of course scoring a goal would be a psychological boost, but he’s improving physically anyway and played well. Unfortunately, penalties can be missed. This stadium doesn’t bring me luck,” smiled Allegri referring to a spot-kick missed here by Zlatan Ibrahimovic for Milan.
“Llorente and Morata did pretty well, it was their first whole game together and we needed strikers like this because there were a lot of crosses into the box.
“Above all we need to reflect on our attitude in this game. It’s a pity, as we could’ve extended our advantage, but today proved for us and Roma that everyone must respect Serie A opponents, as games are won on the pitch, not on paper.”
The Sea Horses had taken the early lead, then fought back from 2-1 down for a 2-2 result until eventually Arturo Vidal missed a penalty.
“We didn’t get into the right mood for this game. Cesena are in good shape, attack opponents and on a synthetic turf the ball moves quickly. If you are not reactive, it becomes difficult,” he told Sky Sport Italia.
“We weren’t quick enough to react and get the ball. Cesena won many challenges and that says a lot about the game.
“After a while we tried to control rather than seek the third goal, then when we had the chance we missed the penalty.”
Roma were held 0-0 by Parma this afternoon, so Juve had the opportunity to go nine points clear at the top.
“It was a bad performance, it’s a pity because this would’ve been an important step towards the Scudetto. Our advantage remains unchanged.
“On the one hand these are painful results, but on the other they get our feet back on the ground to cancel out any signs of arrogance.”
Vidal pulled a late spot-kick off target and it’s not the first big penalty the Chilean has missed this season.
“The penalty didn’t have anything to do with Vidal’s performance, as in the first half he was perhaps the best man on the pitch and ran so hard, chasing everyone down.
“Of course scoring a goal would be a psychological boost, but he’s improving physically anyway and played well. Unfortunately, penalties can be missed. This stadium doesn’t bring me luck,” smiled Allegri referring to a spot-kick missed here by Zlatan Ibrahimovic for Milan.
“Llorente and Morata did pretty well, it was their first whole game together and we needed strikers like this because there were a lot of crosses into the box.
“Above all we need to reflect on our attitude in this game. It’s a pity, as we could’ve extended our advantage, but today proved for us and Roma that everyone must respect Serie A opponents, as games are won on the pitch, not on paper.”
talk about arrogance, how about allegri's arrogance? did he really think he could get something out of this without putting on a positive sub only for his brain to finally kick start on the 87th minute and realise this was not meant to be? perhaps he should question his own arrogance and not that of the team
Max Allegri said Juventus will “cancel out signs of arrogance” after being pegged back 2-2 by Cesena.
The Sea Horses had taken the early lead, then fought back from 2-1 down for a 2-2 result until eventually Arturo Vidal missed a penalty.
“We didn’t get into the right mood for this game. Cesena are in good shape, attack opponents and on a synthetic turf the ball moves quickly. If you are not reactive, it becomes difficult,” he told Sky Sport Italia.
“We weren’t quick enough to react and get the ball. Cesena won many challenges and that says a lot about the game.
“After a while we tried to control rather than seek the third goal, then when we had the chance we missed the penalty.”
Roma were held 0-0 by Parma this afternoon, so Juve had the opportunity to go nine points clear at the top.
“It was a bad performance, it’s a pity because this would’ve been an important step towards the Scudetto. Our advantage remains unchanged.
“On the one hand these are painful results, but on the other they get our feet back on the ground to cancel out any signs of arrogance.”
Vidal pulled a late spot-kick off target and it’s not the first big penalty the Chilean has missed this season.
“The penalty didn’t have anything to do with Vidal’s performance, as in the first half he was perhaps the best man on the pitch and ran so hard, chasing everyone down.
“Of course scoring a goal would be a psychological boost, but he’s improving physically anyway and played well. Unfortunately, penalties can be missed. This stadium doesn’t bring me luck,” smiled Allegri referring to a spot-kick missed here by Zlatan Ibrahimovic for Milan.
“Llorente and Morata did pretty well, it was their first whole game together and we needed strikers like this because there were a lot of crosses into the box.
“Above all we need to reflect on our attitude in this game. It’s a pity, as we could’ve extended our advantage, but today proved for us and Roma that everyone must respect Serie A opponents, as games are won on the pitch, not on paper.”
The Sea Horses had taken the early lead, then fought back from 2-1 down for a 2-2 result until eventually Arturo Vidal missed a penalty.
“We didn’t get into the right mood for this game. Cesena are in good shape, attack opponents and on a synthetic turf the ball moves quickly. If you are not reactive, it becomes difficult,” he told Sky Sport Italia.
“We weren’t quick enough to react and get the ball. Cesena won many challenges and that says a lot about the game.
“After a while we tried to control rather than seek the third goal, then when we had the chance we missed the penalty.”
Roma were held 0-0 by Parma this afternoon, so Juve had the opportunity to go nine points clear at the top.
“It was a bad performance, it’s a pity because this would’ve been an important step towards the Scudetto. Our advantage remains unchanged.
“On the one hand these are painful results, but on the other they get our feet back on the ground to cancel out any signs of arrogance.”
Vidal pulled a late spot-kick off target and it’s not the first big penalty the Chilean has missed this season.
“The penalty didn’t have anything to do with Vidal’s performance, as in the first half he was perhaps the best man on the pitch and ran so hard, chasing everyone down.
“Of course scoring a goal would be a psychological boost, but he’s improving physically anyway and played well. Unfortunately, penalties can be missed. This stadium doesn’t bring me luck,” smiled Allegri referring to a spot-kick missed here by Zlatan Ibrahimovic for Milan.
“Llorente and Morata did pretty well, it was their first whole game together and we needed strikers like this because there were a lot of crosses into the box.
“Above all we need to reflect on our attitude in this game. It’s a pity, as we could’ve extended our advantage, but today proved for us and Roma that everyone must respect Serie A opponents, as games are won on the pitch, not on paper.”
It's his fuckung job.
To get the team ready and NOT be arrogant.
and not come after the match and say "Juve were arrogant" -> YOU ARE Juve ffs,You are responsible for that shit.
I really hope he WILL learn from that,and gladly we didn't at least lose this one.
i am a positive person most of the time,so i'll give him the chance to prove us wrong.
Show us that you can get the team back together,come and play with MOTIVATION and firing on all cylinders ffs.
Forza Juve!!
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I think he won't.I hope he won't...
Morata playing good,scoring,creating,running and Tevez is Tevez.
If he'll start Llorente once again over Morata with no reason he's simply a moron.
i am a positive person most of the time
,so i'll give him the chance to prove us wrong.Show us that you can get the team back together,come and play with MOTIVATION and firing on all cylinders ffs.
Forza Juve!!
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Yeah,he just said that not to say "Llorente was crap" directly..or at least i hope so
he didn't have to say Llorente though, could have just said Morata or nothing at all. Allegri looks all the more stupid for praising Llorente and unfortunately to say I fear he's still going to stick with him
he didn't have to say Llorente though, could have just said Morata or nothing at all. Allegri looks all the more stupid for praising Llorente and unfortunately to say I fear he's still going to stick with him
Morata playing good,scoring,creating,running and Tevez is Tevez.
If he'll start Llorente once again over Morata with no reason he's simply a moron.
I really hope he WILL learn from that,and gladly we didn't at least lose this one.
i am a positive person most of the time,so i'll give him the chance to prove us wrong.
Show us that you can get the team back together,come and play with MOTIVATION and firing on all cylinders ffs.
Forza Juve!!
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sorry but allegri and motivation is like putting garcia and modesty together
edit: ffs roman sort the quote out
i am a positive person most of the time
,so i'll give him the chance to prove us wrong.Show us that you can get the team back together,come and play with MOTIVATION and firing on all cylinders ffs.
Forza Juve!!
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sorry but allegri and motivation is like putting garcia and modesty together
edit: ffs roman sort the quote out
Yeah,he just said that not to say "Llorente was crap" directly..or at least i hope so
he didn't have to say Llorente though, could have just said Morata or nothing at all. Allegri looks all the more stupid for praising Llorente and unfortunately to say I fear he's still going to stick with him
he didn't have to say Llorente though, could have just said Morata or nothing at all. Allegri looks all the more stupid for praising Llorente and unfortunately to say I fear he's still going to stick with him
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And mark my words,we will have problems with Atalanta too.
