It would be a surprise if he left this early into the season for sure. I suppose Juventus is his club though and with all due respect to Spurs’ start, it’s unlikely they’ll be competing for either of the two major honours this season.
Morata saying that he could have left Juve in January, but Allegri blocked everything, as he wanted him to play on the left with Vlahovic in the middle.
It was an effort, according to Morata, but he showed he could do it.
Another statement from a former Juve player who wasn't exactly enthusiastic about either the tactics or the coach's methods...
First De Ligt, then Zakaria, now Morata...
I liked Allegri but he seems like he’s lost the plot
And he has no motivation to get it back because of that ridiculous contract he's got.
He seems to be doing and saying things with an air of untouchability. He can do whatever he wants because he feels he can't be fired.
Politics are also at play here. If Agnelli fires him, it's an embarrassing admission of failure. Let's not forget he exalted Allegri's infamous "corto muso" philosophy at his presentation.
People are piling on Allegri to resign, sure, but they are also pleading for Agnelli to finally wake up and start leading the club properly again. He's been a frustratingly quiet and almost disinterested figure since a few years now.
Basically, Juve's management is also to blame for this mess. You don't start a project with Sarri, abort it, start another one with Pirlo, abort it, and start yet another one with Allegri. It's simply unsustainable and reeks of shortsightedness.
Perhaps you also shouldn’t be starting projects with Sarri and Pirlo to begin with.
Or you can, but make sure they are fully backed.
Sarri had Agnelli against him from the start and the dressing room soon after, while Pirlo was simply out of his depth.
Allegri's had a degree of support the other two didn't enjoy.
Be a bad summer for spurs if he goes, can’t see them keeping Kane with that kind of news
He's holding off signing a new contract, after the world cup he's got 18 month left I think. Definitely smart to sit tight and see how this season plays out
Perhaps you also shouldn’t be starting projects with Sarri and Pirlo to begin with.
Or you can, but make sure they are fully backed.
Sarri had Agnelli against him from the start and the dressing room soon after, while Pirlo was simply out of his depth.
Allegri's had a degree of support the other two didn't enjoy.
The only reason Pirlo caught a whiff of the job is because the Olemoon hadn’t ended yet. For whatever reason, teams began opening up to hiring ex-players after we went on our monster run at the start of 2019. Funny, you’d think Zidane would have started that trend…
As for Sarri, he doesn’t have the personality to manage a top club, and you can’t blame Chelsea because Mourinho and Conte still had some initial success, in the latter’s case even winning a trophy with his final match at the club.
Perhaps you also shouldn’t be starting projects with Sarri and Pirlo to begin with.
Or you can, but make sure they are fully backed.
Sarri had Agnelli against him from the start and the dressing room soon after, while Pirlo was simply out of his depth.
Allegri's had a degree of support the other two didn't enjoy.
The only reason Pirlo caught a whiff of the job is because the Olemoon hadn’t ended yet. For whatever reason, teams began opening up to hiring ex-players after we went on our monster run at the start of 2019. Funny, you’d think Zidane would have started that trend…
As for Sarri, he doesn’t have the personality to manage a top club, and you can’t blame Chelsea because Mourinho and Conte still had some initial success, in the latter’s case even winning a trophy with his final match at the club.
Perhaps you also shouldn’t be starting projects with Sarri and Pirlo to begin with.
Or you can, but make sure they are fully backed.
Sarri had Agnelli against him from the start and the dressing room soon after, while Pirlo was simply out of his depth.
Allegri's had a degree of support the other two didn't enjoy.
The only reason Pirlo caught a whiff of the job is because the Olemoon hadn’t ended yet. For whatever reason, teams began opening up to hiring ex-players after we went on our monster run at the start of 2019. Funny, you’d think Zidane would have started that trend…
As for Sarri, he doesn’t have the personality to manage a top club, and you can’t blame Chelsea because Mourinho and Conte still had some initial success, in the latter’s case even winning a trophy with his final match at the club.
Sarri also won a trophy with Chelsea.
You’re right, he won the Europa League with them, my bad. Still though, turbulent league campaign and of course the Wembley drama. Conte and Mourinho won league titles with Chelsea.
Tornado’s right, Sarri’s main issue here was his lack of personality. Our best managers have always fostered a good connection with the fans quickly, he struggled with that which led to a lot of people digging him and his tactics out.
I still think some people are too harsh on him though. That was a good year in the end and he was unlucky that the transfer ban required a different approach.
Tornado’s right, Sarri’s main issue here was his lack of personality. Our best managers have always fostered a good connection with the fans quickly, he struggled with that which led to a lot of people digging him and his tactics out.
I still think some people are too harsh on him though. That was a good year in the end and he was unlucky that the transfer ban required a different approach.
At Juve, he had the same problem, but for different reasons.
Juve managers are required to have a certain style, i.e. be good-mannered, always wear a suit and tie, have a certain measure of class, etc.
Sarri had none of that.
You can't imagine how many people took issue with him picking his nose at press conferences, his sweat patches, his constant wearing of a simple shirt on the bench...
Not to mention his strong links to Napoli and a middle finger he waved at Juve fans when he was the Napoli coach.
He was the complete opposite to a typical Juve coach, style-wise.
I also think people have been far too harsh on him. Despite the whole club being against him, he's still our last scudetto-winning coach...
Rated E For Everyone.
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They don’t have real cheese or beer for that matter.
...oh God.
Oh God.
Della Valle is normally reliable for Juve news.
Still, he might want to return, but it doesn't mean Juve management wants him...
He'll also need actual skill games to improve his passing range, but that's another story.
At least he's trying.
Yeah, love his attitude so far, hopefully he works out for both of us.
Not to mention his contract is up next summer.
Conte to Juve
Spurs mudded
It was an effort, according to Morata, but he showed he could do it.
Another statement from a former Juve player who wasn't exactly enthusiastic about either the tactics or the coach's methods...
First De Ligt, then Zakaria, now Morata...
Oh that is just sensational
Imagine if Spurs have Conte and Mourinho and still win nothing @jpsblue 😂😂
jumping and hugging players and staff isnt usually the actions of someone who wants out.
Twice, might I add!
And he has no motivation to get it back because of that ridiculous contract he's got.
He seems to be doing and saying things with an air of untouchability. He can do whatever he wants because he feels he can't be fired.
Politics are also at play here. If Agnelli fires him, it's an embarrassing admission of failure. Let's not forget he exalted Allegri's infamous "corto muso" philosophy at his presentation.
People are piling on Allegri to resign, sure, but they are also pleading for Agnelli to finally wake up and start leading the club properly again. He's been a frustratingly quiet and almost disinterested figure since a few years now.
Basically, Juve's management is also to blame for this mess. You don't start a project with Sarri, abort it, start another one with Pirlo, abort it, and start yet another one with Allegri. It's simply unsustainable and reeks of shortsightedness.
Or you can, but make sure they are fully backed.
Sarri had Agnelli against him from the start and the dressing room soon after, while Pirlo was simply out of his depth.
Allegri's had a degree of support the other two didn't enjoy.
He's holding off signing a new contract, after the world cup he's got 18 month left I think. Definitely smart to sit tight and see how this season plays out
The only reason Pirlo caught a whiff of the job is because the Olemoon hadn’t ended yet. For whatever reason, teams began opening up to hiring ex-players after we went on our monster run at the start of 2019. Funny, you’d think Zidane would have started that trend…
As for Sarri, he doesn’t have the personality to manage a top club, and you can’t blame Chelsea because Mourinho and Conte still had some initial success, in the latter’s case even winning a trophy with his final match at the club.
Sarri also won a trophy with Chelsea.
You’re right, he won the Europa League with them, my bad. Still though, turbulent league campaign and of course the Wembley drama. Conte and Mourinho won league titles with Chelsea.
I still think some people are too harsh on him though. That was a good year in the end and he was unlucky that the transfer ban required a different approach.
At Juve, he had the same problem, but for different reasons.
Juve managers are required to have a certain style, i.e. be good-mannered, always wear a suit and tie, have a certain measure of class, etc.
Sarri had none of that.
You can't imagine how many people took issue with him picking his nose at press conferences, his sweat patches, his constant wearing of a simple shirt on the bench...
Not to mention his strong links to Napoli and a middle finger he waved at Juve fans when he was the Napoli coach.
He was the complete opposite to a typical Juve coach, style-wise.
I also think people have been far too harsh on him. Despite the whole club being against him, he's still our last scudetto-winning coach...
Definitely one in there, I think he is better in a 3. At least with Southgate be plenty of protection with our defender first approach 😂