Italian Serie A 2023/2024
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Whats the % chance Beelan snatches the Scudetto from us this season?
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The Allegri clown show is more unbearable than ever. How dare a football journalist ask me a question about football. Does he think he’s a better coach than me?? 
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Most Diverse PosterHere's to hoping he stays as their coach for at least one more season. I was fully sure they would go ham in Serie A, but then we did while also playing in CL
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10 years of FIFI think gobbi will do much better next season if they keep Allegri. They will likely challenge for Scudetto and will be a real threat, as always. Part of that is because they have system on their side, and honestly I think Allegri will sort things out. What is happening with gobbi is just temporarily, they will surely come back, and they have a coach whom knows how to win titles.
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10 years of FIFMost Diverse PosterYeah but Chiesa hates Allegri, he might leave, which is a big plus for us. Shame that they'll get to play in CL next season, they don't deserve it.
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10 years of FIFThis was absolutely hilarious.
Yeah Massimo, it's the whole point of these press conferences pre and post matches, journalists ask questions about football and coaches should answer. That's part of the business.
He has really losing it. Media actually start to demand some responsibility from him and he doesn't seem to be able to take the heat. By far the most expensive coach in the league (now that Mourinho is gone) and the football output is really terrible.
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10 years of FIFAre there any indications which would back the claim that Allegri will sort things out?
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10 years of FIFHe knows how to win, and is an authoritative coach, isn't that enough indications to believe that their team could bounce back under Allegri?
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10 years of FIFNo, it's not. He's been back at Juve for almost 3 years now and the football has been more or less terrible. It hasn't evolved during his time after coming back, you could even argue it's gone worse.
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10 years of FIFBut during this time, gobbi has been on a transition, also plenty of new players (some flops, unproven youngsters and whatever else). I'd be glad if they sack him and bring a new coach tbh. But it's just me, having Allegri around for another season will bring headaches to rivals, of course if they invest wisely in the upcoming transfer market.
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Most Improved MemberHe couldn't sort out the things for 3 seasons till now, there is no reason to do it magically in his last.
Gobbi's chance was this season, with only one game per week.
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10 years of FIFForum SupporterWould still take him in a second.
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