I'm glad someone who had nothing left to lose finally stood up to the refs. Someone needed to tell them to fuck right off with these impartial decisions.
That missed penalty call on the Vlaho shove, the Chiesa arm grab, the bullshit offsides, all in the same game were not all accidental. There was an agenda and we won despite it.
Allegri told Maresca and the ref squad what we all were thinking where no one was about to and I love him for that.
Yes he did. He was doing amazing with the callout of refs and Rocchi and then decided to put years of work and image in the trash by going against the club managamenet and press
I will always appreciate the time Allegri spent at juventus whether his performances were spectacular or poor or anywhere in between. He was a fantastic coach when I first became a juve fan and I will always remember him as one. I will not let these last couple of years tarnish the greatness he has brought to juve. Thank you for all that you’ve done for the team!
If theres a chance to fire him and not pay the rest of his contract, juve will do it ofc. Its Business.. im not sure but i think chances dont look that bad because he violatet the contract probably but the judges will decide in the End.
Im not a fan of ending allegri like this. Juve managment showed over the years big disrepect to some Club legends.
I don't think Allegri was a bad coach, he just wasn't the right coach for the team we put together. Allegri was good when he had solid defenders and a world class CDM that could set up the counter attack and we just didn't have that. Gatti, Danilo and Bremer are no BBC and Locatelli is nowhere near Pirlo or Pjanic so it just didn't work out. Allegri also refused to try new things so his sacking was self inflicted
He loves Juventus, its a shame he couldn't make it work , that said our expectations were set way too high for our current team compared to 4-5 seasons ago.
My guess is he got tired of being blamed for the shortcomings when all he had was a mediocre team riddled with injuries and bans. Not only he didn't get a decent playmaker but he lost two. He wanted a replacement for Ronaldo and he got Kean who still can't score even if you put ten goals next to each other. Not to mention he lost the second place and Europe qualification last year thanks to the things he wasn't responsible for.
I'd feel for him if he finally lets out that pent-up anger and frustration and lashes out at everyone around him. I'd probably take off my pants too if I were him.
Max definitely seems be out of his depth though. He is out of date with modern football and the team has not improved. With the highest pay in serie A, he hasn't lived up to the reputation that he had built up over the year. It's regression on his side and he deserves to go.
All that said, I agree the management put him under the spotlight as a scapegoat for their poor work. Hats off to Max letting it all out and he deserves a better goodbye.
A clear penalty to Vlahovic was disallowed by the referee and a lot of similar incidents have been repeated during the season. If one of the reasons or even the lone reason that made Allegri went nuts was due to the referee calls, then Allegri had to vent his anger in the face of whomever he found in front of him.
I didn’t like how things got escalated between Allegri and the management afterwards as we all knew and Allegri knew that he’d get sacked, but the point that heated the issue up for the management was the report that Allegri isn’t intending to give up a penny from his next year’s salary. The management had tried to cut the losses. I understand them. Nevertheless, I do believe that Allegri, despite what happened, deserves a proper farewell.
Yes we, fans, need to bid him a proper farewell, yes most of us see that he had to show the referees that we’re fed up of such unjust calls and yes we agree with the management that we shouldn’t pay him for the fourth season. It’s an impossible equation to be solved, but this is life; one doesn’t achieve everything. I wish Allegri the best. He undeniably embodies part of our bianconeri history.
His football sucked, he delivered embarrassing Euro results/exits, there was no optimism, all in his second spell..
His first spell was epic and I loved every minute of it.
He won a coppa on his final outing. I'm also grateful for that.
But it's a time for change. Let's embrace it and let's stick together as a fan base. Love him or hate him. GRAZIE MISTER. That is all. Let's move on. 🖤🤍
I hope people here follow Allegri to his new team. Juventus is above a single person. Many don't seem to think this way, that's why this team was transformed to Allegrentus this year.
I am agree Juventus is above every single people... they are the history of Juve of they act as a juventino but the idea of juve is above all... thank you to allegri to be able to manage the five years before.... but he shown he is not able to rebuild the team... and did not show a behaviour worthy of our history
With this he shows that is not a true juventino... remember Lippi Zoff etcc... they are juventini in Beth acts of their professional experience with us. Allegri did not do something juventuno... shame on him
What? Did you not watch the game of Juve vs Real Madrid where Buffon lost his temper for that Ronaldo penalty? Are you saying Buffon not a juventino because he was angry with the referee?
everyone laughed at Buffon... with his unfortunate joke about the referee having a rubbish bin instead of a heart... and unfortunately I think like them
Both comments from you are actually making my point stronger. Thank you. Let me explain:
We start with Gigi Buffon. Not everyone laugh at him, but everyone was OK with him since we understand he is a player, and he got caught up in the heat of the moment. He felt referee was bias (Real Madrid, you can ask Bayern fans how they feel). The **MANAGEMENT** gives him a penalty but he is allowed to continue.
As for Moggi and Giraudo. I remember that Moggi was furious about it. Google his reaction to Calciopoli till this day. The man even hired a private investigator who discovered some damning evidence that put Inter at fault. But due to some legal thing, they escape punishment. You dont see Moggi and Giraudo being angry as they are not in public view. They are mostly in the office, perhaps some furniture get thrown out of the window, we never know. They are in the **MANAGEMENT**
Back to Allegri. Is coach outburst common? just ask Conte or Guardiola or Klopp or Mourinho or Simeone... to name a few. What was wrong is Allegri 'alleged' threat. Was there any police report made? But.. Allegri has already been penalized by 2 match bans.
I highlighted the **MANAGEMENT** since I feel this is where it went wrong. Why fire him now? Let him stay until end of season, serves the 2 match ban. Let him have the sending off he deserves. They can slap some heavy fines to make a statement (and recuperate some money from his renumeration package). Besides, there is nothing to play for in the next 2 matches. So why now?
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Literally and figuratively. Months and years of pent up frustration it seems came out after the Coppa win.
I'm glad someone who had nothing left to lose finally stood up to the refs. Someone needed to tell them to fuck right off with these impartial decisions. That missed penalty call on the Vlaho shove, the Chiesa arm grab, the bullshit offsides, all in the same game were not all accidental. There was an agenda and we won despite it. Allegri told Maresca and the ref squad what we all were thinking where no one was about to and I love him for that.
I mean he wasn't wrong. I was happy to see him go nuts
Yes he did. He was doing amazing with the callout of refs and Rocchi and then decided to put years of work and image in the trash by going against the club managamenet and press
He ran out of fucks to give, he gave everyone a piece of his mind probably knowing he was going to get the axe anyway, so why not.
He deserves praise and respect from us
I will always appreciate the time Allegri spent at juventus whether his performances were spectacular or poor or anywhere in between. He was a fantastic coach when I first became a juve fan and I will always remember him as one. I will not let these last couple of years tarnish the greatness he has brought to juve. Thank you for all that you’ve done for the team!
Did they fire him for a cause to not pay his salary ?
If theres a chance to fire him and not pay the rest of his contract, juve will do it ofc. Its Business.. im not sure but i think chances dont look that bad because he violatet the contract probably but the judges will decide in the End. Im not a fan of ending allegri like this. Juve managment showed over the years big disrepect to some Club legends.
Montero dixit... Juve has only three legends: Boniperti, Scirea and Del Piero.
Agnelli and Conte showed no respect to del Piero too
He’s still getting paid for 1-2 seasons
I don't think Allegri was a bad coach, he just wasn't the right coach for the team we put together. Allegri was good when he had solid defenders and a world class CDM that could set up the counter attack and we just didn't have that. Gatti, Danilo and Bremer are no BBC and Locatelli is nowhere near Pirlo or Pjanic so it just didn't work out. Allegri also refused to try new things so his sacking was self inflicted
He loves Juventus, its a shame he couldn't make it work , that said our expectations were set way too high for our current team compared to 4-5 seasons ago.
My guess is he got tired of being blamed for the shortcomings when all he had was a mediocre team riddled with injuries and bans. Not only he didn't get a decent playmaker but he lost two. He wanted a replacement for Ronaldo and he got Kean who still can't score even if you put ten goals next to each other. Not to mention he lost the second place and Europe qualification last year thanks to the things he wasn't responsible for. I'd feel for him if he finally lets out that pent-up anger and frustration and lashes out at everyone around him. I'd probably take off my pants too if I were him.
Max definitely seems be out of his depth though. He is out of date with modern football and the team has not improved. With the highest pay in serie A, he hasn't lived up to the reputation that he had built up over the year. It's regression on his side and he deserves to go. All that said, I agree the management put him under the spotlight as a scapegoat for their poor work. Hats off to Max letting it all out and he deserves a better goodbye.
If he is out of date, how come they ask him to hold coaching courses that many attend including everyone's favorite, Del Piero?
Max did not get a decent defensive midfielder. And, please, Locatelli is not a defensive midfielder.
Threatening other people makes you more juventino, confirmed!
Too bad he couldn’t produce that BANG on the pitch. Appreciate his passion and standing up but wish he could translate that to fixing this team.
I still think its a shame he didn't take the shirt off snd throw it into the crowd
I'd be more than happy to him go
A clear penalty to Vlahovic was disallowed by the referee and a lot of similar incidents have been repeated during the season. If one of the reasons or even the lone reason that made Allegri went nuts was due to the referee calls, then Allegri had to vent his anger in the face of whomever he found in front of him. I didn’t like how things got escalated between Allegri and the management afterwards as we all knew and Allegri knew that he’d get sacked, but the point that heated the issue up for the management was the report that Allegri isn’t intending to give up a penny from his next year’s salary. The management had tried to cut the losses. I understand them. Nevertheless, I do believe that Allegri, despite what happened, deserves a proper farewell. Yes we, fans, need to bid him a proper farewell, yes most of us see that he had to show the referees that we’re fed up of such unjust calls and yes we agree with the management that we shouldn’t pay him for the fourth season. It’s an impossible equation to be solved, but this is life; one doesn’t achieve everything. I wish Allegri the best. He undeniably embodies part of our bianconeri history.
Straight up legendary lay day on the job! 👏👏
His football sucked, he delivered embarrassing Euro results/exits, there was no optimism, all in his second spell.. His first spell was epic and I loved every minute of it. He won a coppa on his final outing. I'm also grateful for that. But it's a time for change. Let's embrace it and let's stick together as a fan base. Love him or hate him. GRAZIE MISTER. That is all. Let's move on. 🖤🤍
Do you hear Montero.... Juve has only three legends... Boniperti, Scirea and Del Piero!
Did you see Scirea or Zoff or Del Piero lose their temper? Proud of them... not of who Ryan like an interista...
I hope people here follow Allegri to his new team. Juventus is above a single person. Many don't seem to think this way, that's why this team was transformed to Allegrentus this year.
I am agree Juventus is above every single people... they are the history of Juve of they act as a juventino but the idea of juve is above all... thank you to allegri to be able to manage the five years before.... but he shown he is not able to rebuild the team... and did not show a behaviour worthy of our history
Agreed.
He's our Mad Max. Truly deserves to be up there with one of the best coaches we have had.
Oh God! It's over. It's done! Thank the gods we don't have to look at this imbecile anymore. The guy was useless and will go out as an ass hat.
Not going to be proud of the hell in someone
With this he shows that is not a true juventino... remember Lippi Zoff etcc... they are juventini in Beth acts of their professional experience with us. Allegri did not do something juventuno... shame on him
I disagree
What? Did you not watch the game of Juve vs Real Madrid where Buffon lost his temper for that Ronaldo penalty? Are you saying Buffon not a juventino because he was angry with the referee?
A d you did not anger whenMoggi and Giraudo where condemned without any evidence... just popular feeling....
everyone laughed at Buffon... with his unfortunate joke about the referee having a rubbish bin instead of a heart... and unfortunately I think like them
Both comments from you are actually making my point stronger. Thank you. Let me explain: We start with Gigi Buffon. Not everyone laugh at him, but everyone was OK with him since we understand he is a player, and he got caught up in the heat of the moment. He felt referee was bias (Real Madrid, you can ask Bayern fans how they feel). The **MANAGEMENT** gives him a penalty but he is allowed to continue. As for Moggi and Giraudo. I remember that Moggi was furious about it. Google his reaction to Calciopoli till this day. The man even hired a private investigator who discovered some damning evidence that put Inter at fault. But due to some legal thing, they escape punishment. You dont see Moggi and Giraudo being angry as they are not in public view. They are mostly in the office, perhaps some furniture get thrown out of the window, we never know. They are in the **MANAGEMENT** Back to Allegri. Is coach outburst common? just ask Conte or Guardiola or Klopp or Mourinho or Simeone... to name a few. What was wrong is Allegri 'alleged' threat. Was there any police report made? But.. Allegri has already been penalized by 2 match bans. I highlighted the **MANAGEMENT** since I feel this is where it went wrong. Why fire him now? Let him stay until end of season, serves the 2 match ban. Let him have the sending off he deserves. They can slap some heavy fines to make a statement (and recuperate some money from his renumeration package). Besides, there is nothing to play for in the next 2 matches. So why now?
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