The Next Manager?

[Cosmin 2,484]

37 minutes ago, Blue Colored Sky said:

Thank you.

I was going to write the same last night but was too tired. I have two friends who both are Milan fans, and not related to each other btw, and they both were saying how clueless Allegri was in Milan. Literally every week. He broke Ibra record with streak of winning championships btw, I can't forgive him that ! Otherwise Ibra would be on his 13th season in the row with league title. Even though Ibra was top scorer they blew title away.

I think Allegri is a good coach, but from outside, he lacks a personality for me. Looks like perfect fit for good times. We're in pretty bad time now

Also what is that with saying that he had huge task on him when took over Juve in 2014/15 season ? In previous campaign Juve won the championship with 102 points with record number of advantage. They didn't sell any important player, well that for me are good times to take team over.

Imo Simeone shits on every other candidate but hey, that's why he is by far the hardest to take.

Surely, your friends are not mad because after Allegri (who made them champions) left, their team went to shit, while the team Allegri took over won almost everything on the table (except for the UCL, which they really got closed to). If Massimiliano was not competent, then why did Juve give him the job? 

[Leif 6,006]

17 hours ago, MefiX19 said:

Why people hate Allegri so much? He is brilliant manager who was one step from  winning the FUCKING TREBLE with team worth 130 million euros. This season Juve had slow start, but he just broke clubs record with 10+ win in a row.

I don't remember much about him, but what i do remember of his time at AC Milan was everybody agreeing in unison that he could not manage the top players. Tactically he was fine, but not fine when it came to dealing with large egos. Though it's probably a bigger problem at Milan than just the manager, I think he saw more injuries than any manager has ever seen to their side too.

Wait no I remembered another detail. He was known for never playing the players that the fans wanted. He insisted on his own Ivanovic's who kept failing yet remained in the side (like Abate when De Sciglio was waiting, who eventually had to switch to the left side like Azpi.)

[11Drogba 2,000]

Juventus started horribly to this season. After Sassuolo game Allegri, Marotta and Paratici had a meeting. Whatever the problem was, it must have been solved during that meeting because they have not lost a point since then.

Allegri is a good coach. Let's hope our board can provide him the necessary assistance when he needs it.

[xPetrCechx 13,563]

16 minutes ago, 11Drogba said:

Juventus started horribly to this season. After Sassuolo game Allegri, Marotta and Paratici had a meeting. Whatever the problem was, it must have been solved during that meeting because they have not lost a point since then.

Allegri is a good coach. Let's hope our board can provide him the necessary assistance when he needs it.

support from our board? lol,...

[Jase 43,479]

2 hours ago, Blue Colored Sky said:

I think Allegri is a good coach, but from outside, he lacks a personality for me. Looks like perfect fit for good times. We're in pretty bad time now

Allegri is only good in the good times? This is a manager who did not lose his cool and control of the situation, when everyone else was losing it, when Juventus started the season badly (you compare how he handled Juve's poor start and how Mourinho handled our poor start to the season. such a massive contrast). They were in 11th after taking only 12 points from their first 10 matches, sitting 11 points then leaders Roma. Fans were questioning him, people thought Juventus were gone for the season etc but 13 consecutive league wins later, they are second in table and sit just 2 points behind Napoli.
If that's not enough for you, Allegri also showed the same attitude with Milan in the 2012/13 season. The club sold Thiago Silva and Ibrahimovic - two of Milan's best players - in the summer of 2012, took only 7 points from their first 8 matches. But despite that, despite having a very average squad at his disposal to work with, he still managed to guide Milan to third place, losing only 3 more times since that eighth game (he lost 5 of the first 8). If anything, Allegri has shown that he has the temperament and know-how of how to navigate a team out of sticky situations.

[Hybrid Angel 2,130]

Juve were definitely surrounded by bad mood prior to the start of last season. I don't think anyone here remembers how much hate allegri was getting before the season even started, particularly from Juve fans. He was in huge pressure but kept his cool and delivered. 

[Spike 12,049]

3 hours ago, lucio said:

Aggression , power , defence.  Opposite of arsenal

Sounds like Stoke. 

[MefiX19 1,092]

23 minutes ago, Spike said:

Sounds like Stoke. 

We need to buy Charlie Adam, John Cena and Randy Orton to kick the shit out of them!

[Cosmin 2,484]

20 minutes ago, MefiX19 said:

We need to buy Charlie Adam, John Cena and Randy Orton to kick the shit out of them!

WATCH OUT, WATCH OUT, WATCH OUT!!! 

[Blue Colored Sky 1,807]

Atlético de Madrid'Cholo' self-critical following Colombian's departure

Simeone: "Jackson leaving is my failure"

 

Diego Simeone appeared in front of the press ahead of Saturday's game against Eibar.

On Jackson Martínez: "I'll take away what we talked about and when he recently came by to say hi. Jackson brought enthusiasm and excitement to his job but, following our chats, we decided that it was best for all parties involved. Thankfully we'll still be able to look each other in the eyes and say hello whenever we meet. That's what matters to those of us in the game. Those on the outside can say what they want. He made an effort to get involved and compete. We now wish him all the very best and hope that he is happy".

On his personal responsibility: "Totally. When a player does not respond it's my responsibility. He was unlucky and unable to give us the best he had to offer and I obviously feel I have a part in that. You have to take an honest look at each and every situation and talk things through like men. We all have to make decisions when choosing what we want. Hopefully, he can get back to the kind of form we'd hoped he'd show here, but it's my failure that Jackson isn't staying. It's all part of the game and I'm clear that I'm not going to change my playing style".

 

Jose teached us that when players are not responding then they betray him and quite a few people believed in it.

From Diego with love

 

[The Chels 2,502]

According to Di Marzio, our four-man shortlist comprises Simeone, Conte, Allegri and Sampaoli. It definitely sounds like a much better list than some of the ones we've recently been hearing about, although the validity of it remains to be seen.

 

[Pizy 18,368]

10 hours ago, Spike said:

Sounds like Stoke. 

Hughes is moving on up in the estimation of many. Maybe the board will give him a shot.

He can bring Crouchy with him. 

[kiwi1691 255]

Gotta love allegri

 

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For Gazzetta dello Sport, one of the main reasons Juventus were keen to bring in Allegri was due to his work with youth and how devoted he is to their development. Under him at Cagliari, Radja Nainggolan was given the opportunity to thrive, while both Davide Astori and Lorenzo Ariaudo were given their debuts. At Milan, Bryan Cristante was offered the chance to star for the first team, while Mattia De Sciglio and Stephan El Shaarawy were developed even if many thought the latter's skills were not fully exploited.

http://www.espnfc.com.au/club/juventus/111/blog/post/2017836/focus-on-youth-is-key-for-massimiliano-allegri-at-juventus

[lucio 5,418]

4 hours ago, kiwi1691 said:

Gotta love allegri

 

http://www.espnfc.com.au/club/juventus/111/blog/post/2017836/focus-on-youth-is-key-for-massimiliano-allegri-at-juventus

Easy at bankrupt Italian clubs with rubbish squads. None of that gives me hope

[Chelsea4 1,521]

These are the 4 candidates for the Chelsea job: Simeone,Allegri,Sampaoli and Conte. ( Dimarzio)

[Blue Colored Sky 1,807]

7 hours ago, The Chels said:

According to Di Marzio, our four-man shortlist comprises Simeone, Conte, Allegri and Sampaoli. It definitely sounds like a much better list than some of the ones we've recently been hearing about, although the validity of it remains to be seen.

 

Hehe, yesterday I put the same shortlist in order of my preference :)

[xPetrCechx 13,563]

[It's too big 625]

What a crock of shit these rumours are. Take  them with a pinch of salt because it's beyond a joke really. One day ago Allegri had agreed a 4 year deal and now we're talking to Conte's reps. These journalists are all over the place at the moment, seems as though majority of them have just woken from a coma with how haphazard their reporting has been.