[Serie A] Fiorentina 1-1 Juventus [September 3rd, 2022] (8 Viewers)

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Alin

FINO ALLA FINE!
Jul 27, 2015
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Been so upset after this one that i didn’t even want to take part in the meltdown here, needed a day to cool off, saying i am disappointed in what i‘ve seen so far this season would be an massive understatement, seeing all the backlash coming their way has maybe never been so warranted as it is today…

I know we need more time, injuries count a lot too, but honestly there is little that can justify such an poor attitude and uninspired performance all around.
 

DUKAC

Senior Member
Feb 29, 2012
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He just don't give a fuck!Ne was appointed as a Juve coach having in mind his attitude of a "yes" man who never complains.He is 6-th highest payed coach in the world.The management want's to turn this club into a italian Arsenal.No titles,but good on a commercial field,meaning making money at first place and sport successesare in the second view.Really bad.Which lead into conclusion that it's not his only fault but from the management as well.
 

LordBendtner

Promising Lord
Jan 6, 2015
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I was at my best friends wedding yesterday here at the Swedish archipelago. The ceremony started at game time but I couldn’t care less this particular day. I had the best time, everything was so beautiful, just watching my friend who usually is a hard guy in tears was simply beautiful and heartwarming. We partied passed midnight I even pushed the DJ and took over the last hour, which I was highly praised for, you should’ve been there tuz.
At 4am my natural dopamine levels had skyrocketed to the peak. We got back to the mansion where we’re staying, I then fired up the game on my phone in bed not knowing the results.
After 45 minutes I realized that Allegri is the antidote to dopamine, it’s called Phentolamine, I checked online.
I could literally feel the joy slowly being sucked out of my body, washed with ashes and then returned signed - “yours truly, Allegri”. Luckily I fell asleep around halftime and the horrific turn of events stopped.
 

Bianconero_Aus

Beppe Marotta Is My God
May 26, 2009
81,120
Been so upset after this one that i didn’t even want to take part in the meltdown here, needed a day to cool off, saying i am disappointed in what i‘ve seen so far this season would be an massive understatement, seeing all the backlash coming their way has maybe never been so warranted as it is today…

I know we need more time, injuries count a lot too, but honestly there is little that can justify such an poor attitude and uninspired performance all around.
You can draw or even lose against Fiorentina or any team. No worries. But when you actively set out to play for a draw even when you are up at 1-0, it’s nothing short of inexcusable. A few more games like this and Allegri can fuck off with the other clowns ruining this club.

We are Juventus ffs. Some of the shit coming out of this club lately is not acceptable and none of us fans should settle for mediocrity or cowardly comments after these disgusting performances as well.

Enough is enough.
 
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JCK

JCK

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JCK
May 11, 2004
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    Haven’t seen any one of us so called “throaters” defending Allegri or this dogshit performance. It’s all in their minds at this point.
    Post Ironic hasn't mentioned any of Allegri's previous achievements since the end of last season yet the brigade bring it up. I call it trauma.
     

    #10

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    Jul 28, 2002
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    Nobody is, they just can't accept everyone not spewing the most vile shit possible and diverting everything back to Allegri
    vile like his football?

    diverting everything back to Allegri would be correct.

    better than in fighting from the fans.
     

    #10

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    Jul 28, 2002
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    Have we ever known someone to divide our fan base as much as this guy?

    simultaneously a legend and a heretic.

    Probably the worst thing about all of this is the damage he is doing to the fan base.
     
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    JCK

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    Have we ever known someone to divide our fan base as much as this guy?

    simultaneously a legend and a heretic.

    Probably the worst thing about all of this is the damage he is doing to the fan base.
    Capello of course. But the fan base is not divided this time. There are the haters and, that's about it. The rest are neither his fans nor they are defending him. They are simply not hating.
     

    #10

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    Jul 28, 2002
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    Capello of course.
    Good shout but I don’t think so…Crapello was divisive but didn’t stir up such divisions.

    They do share the same plan of attack when managing Juve. The banter of the Twin towers of Milik and Vlahovoc echoes the Trez and Zlatan days.

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    Capello of course. But the fan base is not divided this time. There are the haters and, that's about it. The rest are neither his fans nor they are defending him. They are simply not hating.
    I disagree. I’m not a hater but I’d imagine I would be classified as one.

    and the same for the throated.

    The trolls however
     

    IlCapitano

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    Dec 16, 2012
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    vile like his football?

    diverting everything back to Allegri would be correct.

    better than in fighting from the fans.
    Vile like 5 years ago, 'his football' now is just an excuse to do it. Same people or other people with the same rhetoric were saying the exact same things after every draw and UCL elimination or worst of all, every tight win 5 years ago.

    I know, it suits you well.

    Fans who demand perfection from the coach, president and players but love nothing more than bragging about not watching games, enjoying something else more, cynical jokes from 'friends' around them etc? Look above on the first sentence.
     
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    Good shout but I don’t think so…Crapello was divisive but didn’t stir up such divisions.

    They do share the same plan of attack when managing Juve. The banter of the Twin towers of Milik and Vlahovoc echoes the Trez and Zlatan days.

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    I disagree. I’m not a hater but I’d imagine I would be classified as one.

    and the same for the throated.

    The trolls however
    When did Allegri field two towers of Vlahovic and Milik? I am not defending him, only wondering.
     

    #10

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    Jul 28, 2002
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    When did Allegri field two towers of Vlahovic and Milik? I am not defending him, only wondering.
    It was a reference to the banter of when we signed Milik there was reference of the Twin towers.

    this echoed Crapello era.

    Obviously not fielded it yet.
     

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