Official: Massimiliano Allegri Thread

[Falkryr]

WOW, hold on a second.
DID YOU JUST APOLOGIZED? Are you trying to brake the internet?

He misunderstood dohh so they were not arguing, the internet is still intact

 

[Jasper]

 

[Sc8eR]

He misunderstood dohh so they were not arguing, the internet is still intact

He scared the shit out of me for a moment there. And this morning when i woke up, my internet was down. Coincidence? I dont think so!

 

[Ash]

Fergie came to a bad club with history. Wenger came to a good club.

When Allegri arrived, people were hoping for fucking Dennis Aogo and other average players as a great purchase. We were not the great team we were when we finished the season.

Leo did not play better. Leo's football looked better when it worked, which was rarely, but Allegri's was better more often and more consistently.

If we're going to use the results against other teams then it's a bit of a problem for everyone. They're not reliable. Manutd beat Arsenal 8-2, then lost to Mancity 6-1... what does that prove? That ManCity are 11 goals better than Arsenal? Nope.

I'm not saying to give Allegri 50 billion to spend. He just needs to be stood by. No owner in Italy gives their manager full control... everyone knows that. It's different than it is in England. I think they should stand by Allegri, which they look like doing, but they need to do it on a team-level too. There's no point in keeping a manager around after you've released or sold the core of the team and replaced it with freebies and rubbish.

No offense, but Allegri's football has barely looked any better than Leo's especially not in recent times. If anything towards the end of last season and this season so far we have played some of the garbage football the world has ever seen...

People say that this is a new squad and will take time to gel. That the players need to get to know one another. Have they forgotten how clueless we looked last season even? Fact of the matter is, Allegri has absolutely no fuckin' clue wtf he is doing and that is evident by the headless chicken nature of the team on the pitch

 

[Ash]

I think that we are going to see real Milan against Inter.
This side is more suited for counter attacking football (look at summer matches) and thats why we are struggling against "small" teams.
With Ibrahimovic we could win against small teams but we were struggling against big ones because we were predictable.
Now we are much less predictable and we are much faster on the counter, but the problem is that now we dont know how to score against small teams.
We will have better score against bigger clubs, but thats not going to bring us Scudeto...

Gimme what you are smoking. If anything, we have become even more predictable, disregarding the fact that we have no clue/set plan when we attack

 

[Sc8eR]

Gimme what you are smoking. If anything, we have become even more predictable, disregarding the fact that we have no clue/set plan when we attack

Well with Ibra, everyone knew'd he has to get the ball in every attack. Without that alone we are less predictable.
Besides, we are creating chances from crosses, trough balls, long shoots... Even though El S is so far biggest threat for opposition goal, we will see lots of different players shinning. Just give them time.

 

[BrasilianMilan]

I liked Leo's year and I thought he did well.

However, Allegri did more and did better.

Who had a better team? Allegri. Who made average players play better? Allegri(bar Antonini)

The style of play is what the manager wants. Allegri wanted play to Ibra and he got it. Leo wanted gung-ho ******oball and got it. Leo had a worse team but failed more often. Allegri winning the league wasn't all his coaching... and Leo didn't make the team play badly... stop putting words in my mouth.

Don't be ridiculous.

Kuja, you the man, legit. Love your support

I want to wipe the smirk off both of them

If i met you in real life, I'd wipe your face off entirely.

 

[Ashish]

If i met you in real life, I'd wipe your face off entirely.

 

[Dzidzius]

Gimme what you are smoking. If anything, we have become even more predictable, disregarding the fact that we have no clue/set plan when we attack

we are unredictable in a sense that even our players have no fucking clue what happens next, who takes a free kick, a corner etc. If Al doesn't know, players don't know and most fans don't even understand how starting 11 gets picked - then yes, I would say we are unpredictable in that sense.

 

[Pedro]

I liked Leo's year and I thought he did well.

However, Allegri did more and did better.

Who had a better team? Allegri. Who made average players play better? Allegri(bar Antonini)

The style of play is what the manager wants. Allegri wanted play to Ibra and he got it. Leo wanted gung-ho ******oball and got it. Leo had a worse team but failed more often. Allegri winning the league wasn't all his coaching... and Leo didn't make the team play badly... stop putting words in my mouth.

Don't be ridiculous.

Who did he made play better?

 

[AndreiX]

we are unredictable in a sense that even our players have no fucking clue what happens next, who takes a free kick, a corner etc. If Al doesn't know, players don't know and most fans doesn't even understand who starting 11 gets picked - then yes, I would say we are unpredictable in that sense.

SES should try to take free kicks

 

[kakajd]

we are unredictable in a sense that even our players have no fucking clue what happens next, who takes a free kick, a corner etc. If Al doesn't know, players don't know and most fans don't even understand how starting 11 gets picked - then yes, I would say we are unpredictable in that sense.

lol. The fact that most of us probably agree with this tells such a story. Crazy.

 

[yaohan]

interesting that there are still people defending Allegri. The only reason why he is still here is because we is so poor, we can't even afford paying his pension if we fire him.

 

[SpartanMilan]

Who did he made play better?

yeah there is this weird correlation of players that Allegri supporters say played better because of Al (Nocerino and Prince are the most heavily cited) now playing like shit this year.

Its almost like the presence of a certain Swedish striker might have elevated those players instead of Al and now without him they have become their mediocre selves...

 

[BrasilianMilan]

Having a good time

 

[Jasper]

to Russia:

 

[Eccolo]

Well Napoleon didnt do so well in Russia... Are you saying Allegri wont either?

 

[jammin]

wtf Jasper? not the best comparison.

 

[Jasper]

Well Napoleon didnt do so well in Russia... Are you saying Allegri wont either?

He will do what Napoleon didn't.

 

[Eccolo]

He will do what Napoleon didn't.

Okey... Sounds legit

 

[Zafira]

Which means he won't concur.

 

[AndreiX]

AC Milan Diavolo News ‏@Milan Diavolo

Allegri was not called up to face Zenit was because a minor injury in his right knee, he will be examined today.



fail

 

[Sod-Lod]

to Russia:

 

[Fiero]

"The only reason why I got any playing time at Milan was because Ibra sponsored me." - Cassano

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Not saying to take Cassano's words literally because he's obviously stating his point of view which could present a rendered point of the truth, but it's definitely at least partly believable. Goes along to prove the theory that Allegri... let's not say flair hater or stuff like that, but he definitely doesn't value flair or creativity as high as other factors like athleticism and workrate. He might have not pushed out the likes of Pirlo, Ronnie, and Cassano, but he definitely did not value them much to make them important.

For the record I have always agreed with the Ronnie and Pirlo decisions. Letting Cassano go was definitely stupid.

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So once again, people that complain about Allegri's squad... it's his ideas ffs. His vision obviously prefers workers to technical passers. It worked with Ibra but now we have to play more like a team, but there isn't much talent...

 

[KujaIX]

"The only reason why I got any playing time at Milan was because Ibra sponsored me." - Cassano

--

Not saying to take Cassano's words literally because he's obviously stating his point of view which could present a rendered point of the truth, but it's definitely at least partly believable. Goes along to prove the theory that Allegri... let's not say flair hater or stuff like that, but he definitely doesn't value flair or creativity as high as other factors like athleticism and workrate. He might have not pushed out the likes of Pirlo, Ronnie, and Cassano, but he definitely did not value them much to make them important.

For the record I have always agreed with the Ronnie and Pirlo decisions. Letting Cassano go was definitely stupid.

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So once again, people that complain about Allegri's squad... it's his ideas ffs. His vision obviously prefers workers to technical passers. It worked with Ibra but now we have to play more like a team, but there isn't much talent...

Do you honestly think that Allegri did not want to play one of his best forwards?

Plus, his departure was forced by Cassano and Cassano alone.

 

[Congo Powers]

wow..what a stretch

allegri played cassano every single time he was available

great job using a totally unrelated and insignificant soundbyte to try and reinforce an imaginary narrative you are trying to spread on an internet forum.

 

[Congo Powers]

did he push out pirlo? no pirlo left

did he push out ronaldinho? yes he planted his boot into his ass

did he push out cassano? no cassano left

now, please, rearrange these circumstances into a narrative where allegri hates christmas, boobs, and winning

 

[SpartanMilan]

Its really weird how almost ALL of Al's ex players seem to not have a good opinion of him. I'm sure they are all just bitter and that they are conspiring against him

 

[sushanmilano]

"The only reason why I got any playing time at Milan was because Ibra sponsored me." - Cassano

--

Not saying to take Cassano's words literally because he's obviously stating his point of view which could present a rendered point of the truth, but it's definitely at least partly believable. Goes along to prove the theory that Allegri... let's not say flair hater or stuff like that, but he definitely doesn't value flair or creativity as high as other factors like athleticism and workrate. He might have not pushed out the likes of Pirlo, Ronnie, and Cassano, but he definitely did not value them much to make them important.

For the record I have always agreed with the Ronnie and Pirlo decisions. Letting Cassano go was definitely stupid.

--

So once again, people that complain about Allegri's squad... it's his ideas ffs. His vision obviously prefers workers to technical passers. It worked with Ibra but now we have to play more like a team, but there isn't much talent...

I think you are onto something here. What kind of a player was Allegri back in the day? a tireless runner?

 

[Senatore_M84]

wow..what a stretch

allegri played cassano every single time he was available

great job using a totally unrelated and insignificant soundbyte to try and reinforce an imaginary narrative you are trying to spread on an internet forum.

allegri didn't want to start him cause he couldn't run. Wanted him as super sub.


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