If I know Allegri his first goal is Real Madrid. Then Tottenham and Manchester United. The latter takes it into account only because it has a large budget but is a dangerous path: from Ferguson it does not return to high levels. If he comes to you he will ask for guarantees but not the moon.
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If I know Allegri his first goal is Real Madrid. Then Tottenham and Manchester United. The latter takes it into account only because it has a large budget but is a dangerous path: from Ferguson it does not return to high levels. If he comes to you he will ask for guarantees but not the moon.
Have you SEEN Mourinho's brand of 'WINNING' football??
No fit blonde...
No huge tits....
...sorry to disappoint you!
He's football is soul destroying...Trophies aside.
If we close our eyes for a coupla seasons, we MAY well be able to open them again when we're parading a trophy down Tottenham High Road!!
I give all the credit in the world to Ranieri but this was a one off thing, like Greece winning the Euros. If anyone here suggested we get Ranieri in before he won the prem, they would have been shot. It's very unfair to expect him to go and win the prem on our resources.
When Allegri arrived at Juventus we were all "widows" of Conte (went to the national team). He was received very badly: Allegri was a former Milan player. Conte's Juventus won 3 championships with good players but in Europe (the first year did not participate, it was out of CL and EL for two seventh places in Serie A) he played timidly. Allegri brought European football and Juventus began to grow. In his first year he reached the CL final by eliminating Borussia Dortmund, Real Madrid, Monaco and losing to Messi's Barcelona. Then he always performed very well. When it was eliminated by Real Madrid, it still won 1-3 at the Bernabeu. His only big mistake is the game with Ajax. There the marriage ended
certainly not your wife, youve put her off cock for life.Please don't take this the wrong wayJohnboy40 , I'm as liberal as they come, but I always thought you prefered cock?
Or have I confused you with someone else?
The first final was a miracle: he launched Pogba building an exceptional midfield: Pirlo, Pogba, Vidal, Marchisio. The year before, Juventus (di Conte) had gone out to CL and then had been eliminated in the semi-final by EL Benfica: the final would have been disputed. at the Juventus Stadium. Conte escaped like a thief in July and Juventus took Allegri as a fallback: we fans hated him.
Funny enough, i wouldn't know...
I'll take your word for it
He would know believe me
Not the point I was making.
Point being, even with a full pre season, Ndombele looks lost, while 6 months ago looked top class. Maybe the lack of pre season isn't the problem with new signings, maybe it's the system they're being asked to play in, or maybe it's a managers inability to currently get the best out of what he's got (and asked for)?
There was a 3 week break. No one was particularly sharp or on form after that. None of Liverpool players were either tbf. Besides we had one league game before that(Everton) and he was pretty lacklustre in that game tbh. The truth is that he played more mins than Son in the league last season, has been given good chances to claim a place in our XI this season too but apart from the odd goal here and there, he rarely has a convincing game for the full 90' and blew several of his chances (the Colchester game comes to mind).
Cheers for the information. Yeah I did think maybe the talk of retiring was heat of the moment. So sounds like you think he is a good man manager. Also, you say he wanted more attacking style & So did Ronaldo BUT juve got rid of him for sarri? So sarri is more attacking?
He is a good manager: he turned Conte's Juventus into Juventus 2.0 (Vidal, Tevez, Morata, Pirlo etc.) and then Juventus 3.0 up to Cristiano Ronaldo. He convinced Mandzukic to defend on the whole left wing, he had an excellent relationship with Pirlo after having let him out of Milan (it would have been impossible with Mourinho): he manages to bend for the good of society. He likes glory but he is not sick of protagonism. Sarri has a more offensive game, more ball possession, nicer to look at but there is not yet a test bench: we are at the beginning. For now I like it but will continue to like it if it goes far in CL.
Che Matti!!
