Massimiliano Allegri Thread II

Ronin · Apr 15, 2017

Mexes5 said:
Barely anybody gives him credit for anything, because they've already made up there mind about him

This. I'm not an Allegri fan and was really frustrated with him, but one must consider that no person is static and everybody changes over time, therefore there is the possibility that he improved, which I really think he did.

VultureSheva · Apr 15, 2017

why talking about dinho, he was just average at milan and selling him was a right decision, allegri said dinho was the most talented player he trained, but he was not interested to play.

joyrider · Apr 15, 2017

this ladri coach deserves too much attention here

fuck him

KujaIX · Apr 15, 2017

leaf said:
Actually ALLEGRI used Robinho quite extensively to feed both iBra and Pato... My issue is not so much that he pushed Dinho out.... It's that he didn't drain everything out of him before the sale. I don't know if you remember but the first match of the season before Allegri and iBra came...We actually won 4-0 with majestic performances by both Dinho and Pato. We keep doing the same ******ed shit over and over again vs Tottenham when it was blindingly obvious that we could have tried something different with Dinho. I don't have a crystal ball I don't know that anything at all would have come out of it.... But to keep to the same shit game plan over... without ever looking like we'd get close to scoring. This characterized his tenure as we almost never came back from a goal or two down.

Under Montella...we always have ideas. I appreciate that.

Yes, we obliterated Lecce. That was a wonderful match.

I would have liked him to play Dinho more, but we won the title and playing him and Ibra seemed incompatible. Dinho had his best time here having an absolutely free role on the left wing under Leo, that couldn't be achieved with Allegri.

Also, that happened in the second season. In Allegri's third, we always came back from a goal down.

necromancer said:
Allegri had lost his grip on the squad in his last year and a half at Milan. Galliani was as patient with him as possible.

But Allegri is now the best in the world. Milan is now with a manager who's perfect for a young project.

Sometimes that's how things work out.

I can agree that he'd lost the dressing room. My only qualm was that the same thing had happened the season before and he'd saved it.

Still, I think it was probably time. And it's funny that he's gone and we haven't had a coach as good since.

leaf · Apr 15, 2017

Tfat said:
I could be mistaken, but I was sure fat Brazilians are your thing .. didn't know you had preferences even within your chubby chasing habits.

I remember ibra assisting inzaghi vs Madrid whereas left wing island was busy ruining our kids:

I think we need to chat about using sample sizes smaller than our penises. Even our new management isn't impressed

Allan_Somewhere said:
Allegri to Barcelona plssssss

Yes!!! He'd ruin tiki takes forever :lol:

Messi and Neymar will learn the ancient sacred arts more making runs :eek:

joyrider said:
this ladri coach deserves too much attention here

fuck him

Indeed

KujaIX said:
Yes, we obliterated Lecce. That was a wonderful match.

I would have liked him to play Dinho more, but we won the title and playing him and Ibra seemed incompatible. Dinho had his best time here having an absolutely free role on the left wing under Leo, that couldn't be achieved with Allegri.

Also, that happened in the second season. In Allegri's third, we always came back from a goal down.

I can agree that he'd lost the dressing room. My only qualm was that the same thing had happened the season before and he'd saved it.

Still, I think it was probably time. And it's funny that he's gone and we haven't had a coach as good since.

This was my only point.

You have a tool in Dinho. Use him to get as much as the club can get out of him. Then sell him for as much as you can. Revolutionary I know :monto:

Even Moggi said that Shitelegri was fucking up in his management

General · Apr 15, 2017

This person will be the first to have a 3rd thread in their name...

leaf · Apr 15, 2017

Jennnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnyyyyyyyyyyyyy

General · Apr 15, 2017

leaf said:
Jennnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnyyyyyyyyyyyyy

What are you doing posting?????

You need to be working on your vlog episodes...

I'm serious. I am looking forward to it.

Casualista · Apr 16, 2017

asd · May 10, 2017

Another CL final when Milan can't even get into Europa. He truly was the problem and not B&G.

Allan_Sombrero · May 10, 2017

It's nice to see him finally be acknowledged as a great coach.

Too bad it had to be with those fucks from Turin.

joyrider · May 10, 2017

It's not about Max it's about Dani Alves

necromancer · May 10, 2017

Entering legend status. #Euromax

Boban1982 · May 10, 2017

Is that 2 finals in 3 years.

Could and should have allowed him to build his own team at Milan. Nutty Silvio destroyed this club.

necromancer · May 10, 2017

He would have done shit all in Milan after 2012. We were very patient with him, but it was too late.

In many cases, both parties are right rather than one party being right and one wrong.

GreatKalu · May 10, 2017

Admittedly not been a big fan of his, but what he has done to Juve is commendable.

The way he has transformed players in this Juve squad to bring the best out of them as a team is fundamental to this success.

Therein lies my disappointment with our current coach. Its the ability to transform his team to produce the performance required based on the opponent.

When you stick to one formation and one football philosophy, it takes the surprise out of the game and gives an advantage to your opposition to plan the right traps to stop you imposing your already well known game.

This flexibility is what has brought this success to Juve and Allegri, and the most we can do right now is congratulate them and learn from them.

Boban1982 · May 10, 2017

necromancer said:
He would have done shit all in Milan after 2012. We were very patient with him, but it was too late.

In many cases, both parties are right rather than one party being right and one wrong.

Very patient with him. Sold Thiago Silva and Zlatan and replaced them with average
players and expected CL football. Juve are now light years ahead of us and that is all down to Silvio and Galliani.

General · May 10, 2017

joyrider said:
It's not about Max it's about Dani Alves

General · May 10, 2017

necromancer said:
He would have done shit all in Milan after 2012. We were very patient with him, but it was too late.

In many cases, both parties are right rather than one party being right and one wrong.

after 2012, he was given shit to work with. Conte, Carlo and SAF couldn't have done much with quality Milan gave the coach.

Surely you aren't in the 'coach problem not quality of the player problem' camp.

necromancer · May 10, 2017

GreatKalu said:
Admittedly not been a big fan of his, but what he has done to Juve is commendable.

The way he has transformed players in this Juve squad to bring the best out of them as a team is fundamental to this success.

Therein lies my disappointment with our current coach. Its the ability to transform his team to produce the performance required based on the opponent.

When you stick to one formation and one football philosophy, it takes the surprise out of the game and gives an advantage to your opposition to plan the right traps to stop you imposing your already well known game.

This flexibility is what has brought this success to Juve and Allegri, and the most we can do right now is congratulate them and learn from them.