The Next Manager?

[jernej93 565]

1 minute ago, CHOULO19 said:

As a Juve fan who've seen both Conte and Allegri up close, I'd take Massimo over Antonio here in a heart beat (though I would be a bit sad to see him leave Juve we're he's doing so well).

 

Can you tell us something more about him or his "style" ?

[xPetrCechx 13,563]

7 minutes ago, Blue Colored Sky said:

Nothing special yet he set the record yesterday for most wins in the row in Juve history.

Maybe... But conte built that team...Didn't see allegri building a good team...

[CHOULO19 24,332]

Just now, jernej93 said:

Can you tell us something more about him or his "style" ?

In brief (sorry, a bit busy, atm), Conte is a tactical genius. He'll come up with a system that will get the squad playing at a higher level than it actually is. But his man-management is sometimes questionable and he lacks pragmatism and a plan B. 

Allegri on the other hand gets the team playing very consistently and knows how to get the most out of every player. He's also tactically very flexible and knows how to adjust to each opposition. He also has more experience and an incredible record in Europe. 

[CHOULO19 24,332]

5 minutes ago, xPetrCechx said:

Maybe... But conte built that team...Didn't see allegri building a good team...

Apart from the CBs and Buffon, Allegri has basically had to rebuild the entire team since Conte left, especially this year after the departure of Pirlo, Tevez and Vidal.

He's also altered a lot in Juve's system. 

[chelseafan26 293]

Another "Cheap" decision by the board, if true.

5.3million pounds would be atleast half, if not, one-third compared to what we were paying Jose.

Sets the precedent for a summer of cheap skating and average buys.  

[manpe 10,861]

Wouldn't mind him. Italians have done very well here.

 

EDIT: Check out what wikipedia teaches us

[MefiX19 1,092]

How Juve play? Attacking, more defensive?

[bluesman2610 1,341]

As long as he brings Morata and Pogba with him, I'm all for it

[CHOULO19 24,332]

9 minutes ago, MefiX19 said:

How Juve play? Attacking, more defensive?

However they need to play. Most of the times in the Serie A Juve are faced with 10 men behind the ball and they know how to break it down. But they can easily transition to a system where they close all gaps and play on the counter as they did against City at the Ettihad. 

[Cosmin 2,484]

11 minutes ago, MefiX19 said:

How Juve play? Attacking, more defensive?

He plays the "dominated Serie A and took them to the UCL final by playing very entertaining football" style. 

[Pizy 18,368]

11 minutes ago, Cosmin said:

He plays the "dominated Serie A and took them to the UCL final by playing very entertaining football" style. 

To be honest, not that impressive to dominate Serie A when you have by far the most expensive team with by far the best players.

[manpe 10,861]

17 minutes ago, CHOULO19 said:

However they need to play. Most of the times in the Serie A Juve are faced with 10 men behind the ball and they know how to break it down. But they can easily transition to a system where they close all gaps and play on the counter as they did against City at the Ettihad. 

Having a flexible manager would be so refreshing!

[kmk108 1,186]

18 minutes ago, Pizy said:

To be honest, not that impressive to dominate Serie A when you have by far the most expensive team with by far the best players.

Couldn't the same argument be made for Guardiola, since (aside from Real Madrid) he had by far the best players with Barça and Bayern?

[BlueLyon 9,359]

allegri? Meh...we will be competing for 3rd spot for couple of years then. 

[Stingray 9,441]

Well well, I'm curious [emoji41]

[Pizy 18,368]

51 minutes ago, kmk108 said:

Couldn't the same argument be made for Guardiola, since (aside from Real Madrid) he had by far the best players with Barça and Bayern?

It could be made and I feel the same about his time at Bayern. Not impressed with what he did there at all, really. Took a stunningly brilliant team in a weak league and kept them great. No real challenge.

[Chelsea Legend 11 4,062]

On 2/1/2016 at 9:09 AM, Spike said:

A lot don't like it but they are just being biased. He really is a talented manager. Sometime he doesn't know when to stop attacking but that is what a lot of people want, no? 

Not me... I want balance

[xPetrCechx 13,563]

It was claimed in Italy on Thursay that his replacement will be Juve boss Allegri, and that the 48-year-old has agreed a four-year deal worth £5.3million a year to join Chelsea next season.

closest advisers insisted: “That is not true. He is only an option.”