Official : Max Allegri appointed Juventus manager

DeviAngel wrote:Now we'll see if the problem was Milan ( Berlu and Galliani) or Allegri.

Moggi also is in favor of Allegri

how many times has Moggi been right post calciopoli?

Doesn't matter if he was right or wrong, when your track record at the start of January is 4 wins in 16 games, later followed by a 4-2 loss against a recently promoted team (Who currently sit 17th with only 8 wins), then its time to go.

allegri to play three dms

pogba turned into a destroyer

Would be more likely Pogba to be turned into 75m cash  

Hey, Allegri did win the league with Milan didn't he?
I mean, yes, that was pretty much all Ibrahimovic... but you have Morata now   

elm_baraja_shaman wrote:

DeviAngel wrote:Now we'll see if the problem was Milan ( Berlu and Galliani) or Allegri.

Moggi also is in favor of Allegri

how many times has Moggi been right post calciopoli?

Krasic, Knezevic, Conte, Del Neri, Zaccheroni, Ferrara, Melo, Diego, Secco.....

teamanarchy wrote:Hey, Allegri did win the league with Milan didn't he?
I mean, yes, that was pretty much all Ibrahimovic... but you have Morata now   

So did Zaccheroni  

we have really fecked ourselves with this move....

DeviAngel wrote:Now we'll see if the problem was Milan ( Berlu and Galliani) or Allegri.

Moggi also is in favor of Allegri

Thats true... All Milan fans I know have been mocking us for this move!

ianluca Zambrotta reveals Massimiliano Allegri and Zlatan Ibrahimovic “almost got into a fist-fight” at Milan.

The 2006 World Cup winner gave several interviews promoting his new autobiography, ‘Una vita da terzino’ – ‘Life as a fullback.’

Zambrotta had very harsh words for ex-Milan Coach Allegri during the presentation and blamed him for their current problems.

“I didn’t have problems with Allegri the first year, but the second we lost the Scudetto due to mismanagement of the locker room.

“You need to have all the players working in your direction to win, but instead in a decisive game he clearly said that even if he only had 14 players, it’d make no difference. So what about all the others? That’s when we lost the Scudetto.

“I looked Ibra in the face to ask, what is this man saying? Another time after losing 3-0 to Arsenal, Allegri said: ‘Well done lads, it doesn’t matter.’ That was not a great move. Ibra was furious and they almost got into a fist-fight in the locker room.”


allegri sucked in his entire tenure at milan. the only reason juve will succeed in anyways will be because of the squad allegri will have on disposal and not because of him.

horrible tactics horrible man management, this guy bitches over the media, is really persistent and never admits his mistakes, and he cowardly sent players for peace talks when milan fans wanted his head. he cant even stand to defend himself, let alone the team during difficult times.

worst coach i have ever since in my whole milan supporting years!!!


from Conte to Allegri... marotta must be out of his mind... but if that serves the likes of Milan or Roma, im all in for it Laughing

not to mention, what will happen to pirlo , vidal, ... even pogba...

Now that's one hell of a massive overreaction

Obviously Allegri is a step down but the same people who were laughing at Conte are all of a sudden pretending he was some sort of tactical God just because it suits their 'let's all laugh at Juve agenda'


Marotta out of his mind? We had next to no time to act and we chose one of the very few available managers.

Who else was available at a moments notice?

mancini

Spaletti

??

Tomwin Lannister wrote:Now that's one hell of a massive overreaction

Obviously Allegri is a step down but the same people who were laughing at Conte are all of a sudden pretending he was some sort of tactical God just because it suits their 'let's all laugh at Juve agenda'


Marotta out of his mind? We had next to no time to act and we chose one of the very few available managers.

Who else was available at a moments notice?

mancini

Spaletti

??

atleast marotta should have made effort for a constructive outlet.

seems to me it happened so quick... conte is a juve through and through, and he wouldn't leave juve that quickly if there was something going on horribly wrong.

still.. i think allegri is the wrong pick anyway.

cmon think about it, from a man who has winning mentality at every game to someone who settles a game even at 3-0 loss???

JUve can do better!!! plus it is not as if, season has began already... didnt u guys have the manager who was coaching when conte was suspended? keeping that philosophy until juve find wortthy replacement would have been good. personally i would have loved to see Deschamps back if possible.

being a milan fan i am not even mocking juve, i am actually supporting and defending Juve here!!! i want italian club to desperately do well in CL!!!

Conte left with his backroom staff, otherwise we may have given it to one of Alessio/Carrera short term

And every single season Conte's been throwing a fit after winning the Scudetto, ruining the mood by acting out. This wasn't as shocking as it should have been. We didn't and really couldn't go into a pre-season without a head coach or even any backroom staff barring seriously under qualified people

Allegri was the best pick of a mediocre bunch

Also yeah DD would've been a preferred choice for a lot of us however trying to steal a coach from a team would've taken a long time and our team would've been in limbo until then. It's all about damage limitation in the immediate future when a coach walks out on the first day of training.

I’ve never been convinced the issues at Milan were down to Allegri. They always seemed to stem from an odd amalgamation of upper-management, a lack of finances, poor transfers, and unfortunate injuries. I don’t mean to completely excuse Allegri’s performance, but I certainly do not believe Milan’s failures were exclusively his doing.

What should be more concerning for Juventus is the combination of squad and manager that they now possess. Conte has spent the last three seasons building a squad in his own image: hard-nosed, direct and physical. These are qualities I never once saw from any of Allegri’s Milan squads, and I’m not sure he’s capable of replicating Conte’s style or utilizing the squad that is now at his disposal.

My worry for Juventus is that Allegri and the squad cannot settle on an ideology, end up splitting the difference, and ultimately fail to execute any strategy well. One of the biggest issues with managerial change is a transition in style. If not executed well, the issues caused can take years to repair. Unfortunately for Juve, I can see this shift destroying much of the good that Conte has built over the past few seasons.

Five games, five wins, and five clean sheets for Max out of all his games.

A total of 9-0 agg. for Massimiliano Sexxoxoxoxllegri.

-Whilst teaching Conte a lesson in rotation and playing more attacking football.



"And you doubted me?"

Arquitescu wrote:Five games, five wins, and five clean sheets for Max out of all his games.

A total of 9-0 agg. for Massimiliano Sexxoxoxoxllegri.

-Whilst teaching Conte a lesson in rotation and playing more attacking football.




"And you doubted me?"

sorry Arq but Allegri has been Conte 2.0 so far not sure if you've watched our games that much but nothing much has changed since Conte left tbh.....

elm_baraja_shaman wrote:

Arquitescu wrote:Five games, five wins, and five clean sheets for Max out of all his games.

A total of 9-0 agg. for Massimiliano Sexxoxoxoxllegri.

-Whilst teaching Conte a lesson in rotation and playing more attacking football.




"And you doubted me?"

sorry Arq but Allegri has been Conte 2.0 so far not sure if you've watched our games that much but nothing much has changed since Conte left tbh.....

Yes they have.

-Sexxxlegri is actually rotating.
-Their semantics are around the same yet Juve play far more vertical and defensively look more cohesive despite their main CBs being out.
-Very little use of Vidal and 0 use of Pirlo.
-Mehnucci is back to being Bon Bon.
-Uses youth.
-Doesn't have his wig fly off after every goal slamming the cat on his head onto the Juve stand plexi glass.
-

Beats how Juventini said he would be an utter disaster.

Arquitescu wrote:

elm_baraja_shaman wrote:

Arquitescu wrote:Five games, five wins, and five clean sheets for Max out of all his games.

A total of 9-0 agg. for Massimiliano Sexxoxoxoxllegri.

-Whilst teaching Conte a lesson in rotation and playing more attacking football.




"And you doubted me?"

sorry Arq but Allegri has been Conte 2.0 so far not sure if you've watched our games that much but nothing much has changed since Conte left tbh.....

Yes they have.

-Sexxxlegri is actually rotating.
-Their semantics are around the same yet Juve play far more vertical and defensively look more cohesive despite their main CBs being out.
-Very little use of Vidal and 0 use of Pirlo.
-Mehnucci is back to being Bon Bon.
-Uses youth.
-Doesn't have his wig fly off after every goal slamming the cat on his head onto the Juve stand plexi glass.
-

Beats how Juventini said he would be an utter disaster.

Yea the greatest change is that we look no reliant on Pirlo or Vidal at all (Vidal was still MotM today tho ).

With all due respect, if we can keep playing like that, there is no point integrating Pirlo back in our team.

dronte wrote:Yea the greatest change is that we look no reliant on Pirlo or Vidal at all (Vidal was still MotM today tho ).

With all due respect, if we can keep playing like that, there is no point integrating Pirlo back in our team.

This is mostly due to the fact that Pogba is going full beast mode and Marchisio has improved as well.

I agree....Last year they looked like shit defensuvely at the beggining of the year, and pirlo played everygame he was fit for over the last three years, and it noticeably affected him the last year.

hard for me to criticize the man yet.

wherever allegri goes, prilo becomes disposable ?

farfan wrote:wherever allegri goes, prilo becomes disposable ?

Back to Milan for free along with a Scudetto Victory please

Pretty sure Pirlo is injured.