his subs were pretty alright, maxi changed the game.
Don't think that's going to stop them, all he did was make a sub that he shouldn't have had to make in the first place. Maxi should have started.
I didn't really think the game changed - Udinese just got out of Milan's way twice.
if he stayed with robinho and stephan, Milan would have never won even if udinese did switch off.
having an extra man in attack made it possible to score.
“I think the team put in a good performance,” said the Coach after their 2-1 win at the Stadio Friuli.
“We started well, but were penalised by Udinese’s first scoring opportunity. In the second half we were more courageous, confident and shook off the tension.
“We had been worried considering recent results, but knew we had to do well against Udinese. Our spirit made the difference and we attacked particularly well towards the end.”
This was the first Milan game without Zlatan Ibrahimovic, who begins his three-match ban, but Maxi Lopez came off the bench to score one and set up another for Stephan El Shaarawy.
“Of course Ibra’s absence is sorely felt, though today we had players with different characteristics,” explained Allegri.
“Maxi Lopez gave us depth and did very well today. I don’t know if the result is crucial, but it is certainly important. For now we are top of the table and must await Ladri.”
The Rossoneri are temporarily the Serie A leaders, but Juve have two games in hand, as their trips to Parma and Bologna were snowed off.
I refuse to give a coach credit for throwing an extra forward on when in need of a goal. What I will say is that Nocerino was the right player to take off.
his subs were pretty alright, maxi changed the game.
Where are the Allegri haters now?
Some of you (brittish) members overrate your coaching knowledge.
His subs has nothing to do with it. (edit: of course lopez changed the game, but when it comes to Allegri's part of the win its his timing and leading ability, not the actual sub)
The channel I was looking at the game on, seemed to had microphones close to Allegri, you could hear (and see) him throughout the second half screaming the team on. Giving directions. The guy wasn't quiet for 2 minutes.
Even if we don't always see it, great coach's can turn a game with some minor tweaks. Some of you (brittish) members overrate your coaching knowledge.
Where are the Allegri haters now?
No they are still around. And people use the word hater a bit too much these days
i have some suggestions that may be helpful??
instead of hater, how about: misanthrope? or clitface? or doubting-thomas?
The channel I was looking at the game on, seemed to had microphones close to Allegri, you could hear (and see) him throughout the second half screaming the team on. Giving directions. The guy wasn't quiet for 2 minutes..
Hi.
Of course minor adjustments are important, but they're no substitute for getting the big ones right.
And bad coaches shout too. Sometimes more.
Or because the people who use the word have a limited vocabulary
What seems like minor adjustments to you and I, can be a really big one's.
You were stroking your chin when you wrote that, weren't you?