Re: Allegri Sack Watch

by M99 Fri May 17, 2019 4:35 pm

danyjr wrote:
M99 wrote:We were like freakin 13th when he got sacked. At that time it was unacceptable and the squad was certainly better than a lot of teams ahead of us. It is not a paradox that he did poor in his final season at Milan and managed to do very well at Juve. Ranieri was at Inter and then he won the PL with Leicester. Was Inter idiots for not sticking with him despite results on the pitch being poor? He can go on to win a treble at his new club and this still won't acquit him from his previous failures. But nah entitled fan got what they deserve because of wanting a coach who had them in 13th place on the table sacked Another brilliant piece of wisdom from danyjr.
You're absolutely right. And look how that's worked out for you. No CL spot since he left 5 years ago

And he would not get CL spots either if he stayed considering he was in the lower half of the table when he left.

Kindly stop spouting clueless nonsense.

by adun101 Fri May 17, 2019 4:36 pm

Dans la foulée de l’annonce du départ d’#Allegri, ce dernier a aujourd’hui déjeuné avec Khaldoon Al Mubarak, Président de Manchester City.
Affaire à suivre..
— Abdellah Boulma (@abdellahboulma) May 17, 2019

by Robespierre Fri May 17, 2019 5:11 pm

adun101 wrote:
Robespierre wrote:
adun101 wrote:

I'm not comparing shit. You're the one who thinks that Guardiola is motivated by the same things that motivate you. You, a guy that sits on his couch and yells "robbery" every time that things go against your team.

Don't be hysterical

If you are the king of the Premier League , if you have just won a fantastic and competitive league , don't have reasons to leave this sort of heaven for leading a club of a minor league that win his league wirh +20 points on 2nd on the table.

Perhaps It Is clearer now

Apparently, it is still not clear for you: Guardiola is Guardiola, you are you. Two completely different persons and you have no idea what the fuck raises his flag.

Interesting, so it's useless to continue to talk about football on GL , we can close our accounts now

Doc wrote:Ronaldo was not at the end of his career at Real Madrid, come on Robes, don't be like that buddy (:

A player old 33 years is not at the end of career, fantastic discovery

by Robespierre Fri May 17, 2019 5:15 pm

What. i don't get about rumours of after Allegri , It is why some talk about Sarri.

Did I miss something ? Why I don't think he Is gonna leave Chelsea

by rincon Fri May 17, 2019 5:21 pm

You are assuming Chelsea to be rational. They are 3rd, have 2 cup finals, and are now on the EL final. But Sarri will be sacked.

For all talking about the bald fraud, he keeps reiterating that he will stay at City next season.

by adun101 Fri May 17, 2019 5:29 pm

Robespierre wrote:

Interesting, so it's useless to continue to talk about football on GL , we can close our accounts now

But you're not talking about football, you're talking about what's in Guardiola's head and it's not a given that he is 100% rational.

by adun101 Fri May 17, 2019 5:31 pm

rincon wrote:
For all talking about the bald fraud, he keeps reiterating that he will stay at City next season.

He said exactly what he was supposed to say before a cup final, just like Agnelli did after Juventus-Ajax.

by Kaladin Fri May 17, 2019 5:33 pm

LMAO, Guardiola dumping City for Juve? rofl

by M99 Fri May 17, 2019 5:45 pm

adun101 wrote:
Robespierre wrote:

Interesting, so it's useless to continue to talk about football on GL , we can close our accounts now

But you're not talking about football, you're talking about what's in Guardiola's head and it's not a given that he is 100% rational.

He's looking at the situation in a logical way, calm down and stop being hysterical. No need to lash out for letting fantasy get shattered by reality.

by Robespierre Fri May 17, 2019 6:07 pm

if Ancelotti didn't go in Napoli last year he'd have been next Juve coach ( again after 99-2001) surely for me.
CR7 loves him , used to win CL, knowledge of the Italian football..Every tile in its place. Juve fans at the stadium don't love it, but that's irrilevant in football.
Anyway I can't imagine that De Laurentiis frees now, of course.

rincon wrote:You are assuming Chelsea to be rational. They are 3rd, have 2 cup finals, and are now on the EL final. But Sarri will be sacked.

For all talking about the bald fraud, he keeps reiterating that he will stay at City next season.

Moreover they'll have transfer ban.
In this difficult situation, a new manager can do worse than a manager who has (at least) familiarity with the group.
Honestly I'd be surprised if he gets sacked but evidently there's something

by Doc Fri May 17, 2019 7:15 pm

Robespierre wrote:
Doc wrote:Ronaldo was not at the end of his career at Real Madrid, come on Robes, don't be like that buddy (:

A player old 33 years is not at the end of career, fantastic discovery

Are...are you coming at me there? These were your words..

You are just comparing a great player but at the end of career , 33ys not wanted from his president anymore and looking for his last important contract

Was just saying, at Madrid, he was not at the end of his career.

Please do not let our shared hatred of Jjuve be clouded by silly things as I agree with you wholeheartedly. Why would Pep ever leave oil rich, PL rich and a much better squad in City for Jjuve playing in a league that watched a black man get racist chants and said "don't worry about that, it's k".

by adun101 Fri May 17, 2019 11:02 pm

M99 wrote:
adun101 wrote:
Robespierre wrote:

Interesting, so it's useless to continue to talk about football on GL , we can close our accounts now

But you're not talking about football, you're talking about what's in Guardiola's head and it's not a given that he is 100% rational.

He's looking at the situation in a logical way, calm down and stop being hysterical. No need to lash out for letting fantasy get shattered by reality.

Except that what he said made as much sense as saying that Guardiola will come to Juve because he wants to coach Ronaldo or because he's a coward and he knows that it will be very difficult to win in PL next year.

As for hysteria, I leave it to you and the rest of the red, blue and black nations, it has become your second nature in the last few years. My fantasy has been already fulfilled, the only names that can shatter it are Deschamps and Mou.

by Warrior Fri May 17, 2019 11:14 pm

I want Gasperini as coach we need fresh ideas.

by Warrior Sat May 18, 2019 6:59 am

Best news in all that: apparently the medical staff will change as well cheers

by S Sat May 18, 2019 7:41 am

I think Allegri should wait for the Man United job

There is a good chance Ole gets sacked in 3 months time

by rincon Sat May 18, 2019 7:42 am

Warrior wrote:Best news in all that: apparently the medical staff will change as well

This is really my favourite piece of news. The amount of injuries we had every season under Allegri was absurd. Totally handicapped the team every year. It will be good to go into a crucial match with a chance of not seeing half the team injured for it.

by Robespierre Sat May 18, 2019 8:48 am

It was same also during his Milan years

rincon wrote:
Warrior wrote:Best news in all that: apparently the medical staff will change as well

This is really my favourite piece of news. The amount of injuries we had every season under Allegri was absurd. Totally handicapped the team every year. It will be good to go into a crucial match with a chance of not seeing half the team injured for it.

It was same also during his Milan years

by Kaladin Sat May 18, 2019 9:53 am

Yes, can confirm.

Anyways, i have a strong feeling that he PSG bound.

by M99 Sat May 18, 2019 2:25 pm

I fondly remember us fielding CDM Thiago Silva and Angela Merkel in the CL due to injuries.

by adun101 Sat May 18, 2019 3:34 pm

Warrior wrote:Best news in all that: apparently the medical staff will change as well

Not the doctors, but the athletic staff and that was a given since they usually are part of the coach's staff.

by Unique Sat May 18, 2019 4:24 pm

he will go to bayern next imo.

by Robespierre Sun May 19, 2019 2:14 pm

Di Marzio has just said Conte is moving to Inter 100% , and next Juve manager will be one between Sarri and Simone Inzaghi

by Arquitecto Sun May 19, 2019 2:59 pm

Simone Inzaghi :facepalm:

Tactically very sound and a terrific manager under pressure along with his squad management but relatively unimaginative as well and too safe in his thinking.

He is perfect for Lazio but will not work at all in Juventus especially with Cristiano who cannot stand negativity in managers.

by rincon Sun May 19, 2019 3:09 pm

Robespierre wrote:Di Marzio has just said Conte is moving to Inter 100% , and next Juve manager will be one between Sarri and Simone Inzaghi

rumors of Conte to Juve had totally died down. Seems like he has already committed to Inter. Like I said before, expect Inzaghi. Apparently he cancelled his pre match conference today as well.

Exciting, he managed to make such an attacking Lazio with Immobile, Luis Alberto and Sergej, and won 2 trophies in our era of total domination. A match against his Lazio was usually our most difficult of the season, often managed to screw us tactically.

by adun101 Mon May 20, 2019 4:43 pm

Robespierre wrote:Di Marzio has just said Conte is moving to Inter 100% , and next Juve manager will be one between Sarri and Simone Inzaghi

The good news is that Di Marzio is useless for Juventus news. On Wednesday, he had Allegri extending. Meanwhile, someone else had it at 1% two weeks prior, 0.0001% the previous week and 0% on Monday.

by adun101 Mon May 20, 2019 4:49 pm

Anyway, some rumors:

Paratici met with Inzagi - Criscitello

there were contacts with Sarri - Pedulla (he's close to Sarri from what I hear)

Nedved wasn't at Allegri's press conference because he was meeting with the company that manages Pep's image rights

Agnelli met with Mourinho

No chance of Inzaghi - Momblano

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