Massimiliano Allegri (1,175 Viewers)
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I wouldn't say bad because he got results but even though we won most games I was bored to death watching Juve, especially in the league.
Most games we would come out guns blazing and try to score early then if we did it was 60mins of playing in 3rd gear.
Or we would grind teams down with 90% possession, slow and controlled and then score eventually.
This was all despite having hugely superior squads. Teams we should have been crushing we would beat by 1 or 2 goals playing in 3rd gear.
We were lucky enough to have some great individual talent who who produce great goals or passages of play so it wasn't always bad but for the most part it was boring.
Most games we would come out guns blazing and try to score early then if we did it was 60mins of playing in 3rd gear.
Or we would grind teams down with 90% possession, slow and controlled and then score eventually.
This was all despite having hugely superior squads. Teams we should have been crushing we would beat by 1 or 2 goals playing in 3rd gear.
We were lucky enough to have some great individual talent who who produce great goals or passages of play so it wasn't always bad but for the most part it was boring.
Carbon copy of 23/24 season. 1 game a week and struggling to make top 4. Allegro's fans will blame Milan's management now for not giving him his experienced champions.
0 shots on target against a team like Sassuolo is embarrassing. You guys defended this tripe for 4 long years. I'm so glad he's not our problem anymore.
Now take the FIGC Azzurri post and finish them off too.
0 shots on target against a team like Sassuolo is embarrassing. You guys defended this tripe for 4 long years. I'm so glad he's not our problem anymore.
Now take the FIGC Azzurri post and finish them off too.
Him after losing to Atalanta 2-3 at home:
https://x.com/Allegrianesimo/status...^2021474341712703944|twgr^|twcon^s1_&ref_url=
https://x.com/Allegrianesimo/status...^2021474341712703944|twgr^|twcon^s1_&ref_url=
Let’s be honest, this Milan squad is no better than what we are working with here and outside of a select few players many of them are clearly of questionable quality and not made for handling pressure at this level, but just as previously he’s been doing a fairly good job of getting the best out of them and ensuring Milan finish in Top 4 comfortably compared to others the same can be said now that he is clearly bottling it in spectacular fashion and has only himself and his outdated approach to blame if they do miss out on the UCL spots in this last rounds.
No shocking events are happening at this point. Milan are not a serious team and JJ haven't been one post Covid. The only two joke clubs to go anywhere near him.
There will be a third one with FIGC Azzurri but they were finished a long time ago. Allegro will take the Italy job and set them back by another half a decade. Should be fun.
There will be a third one with FIGC Azzurri but they were finished a long time ago. Allegro will take the Italy job and set them back by another half a decade. Should be fun.
In retrospect, he inherited a team that had already won three consecutive Scudetti. To me the hard part which was building a cohesive squad and an almost perfect defensive system had already been done by Conte. Also at that time, we had one of the best defenses and midfields in the world filled with genuinely generational talent.
He always came across as a likable figure among the players and I have to be fair, he did an excellent job keeping the team competitive and pushing it forward for several years. But once the cracks began to show during his final two seasons, it became clear that his time as a relevant coach was coming to an end.
I felt that way then and I still believe it now.
He always came across as a likable figure among the players and I have to be fair, he did an excellent job keeping the team competitive and pushing it forward for several years. But once the cracks began to show during his final two seasons, it became clear that his time as a relevant coach was coming to an end.
I felt that way then and I still believe it now.