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Oct 19 2010, 01:18 AM
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Berretti
         
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I feel this question is best reserved till the half way point of the season. (IMG: style_emoticons/default/smile.gif) If he hasn't got a hold on things by December, he probably never will. As of right now, he's lucky Pato's back in the fold and frankly we had the easiest of matches up till now. The real fun starts today against Madrid, then Napoli, Juventus, and company. Oh the derby too, of all things. Business is about to pick up and hopefully so will he. Up till now, I'm in Linkman's camp: Mr. Allegri's done okay!
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Oct 19 2010, 06:10 AM
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I see incremental improvements. Which is sorta okay I guess. R80 moved into the centre and Pato moved into the CF role is a good sign. We've also looked less shaky on the counter, against possible one of the best counter attacking sides in Chievo.
It's in the transition in the mid-field we still have problems. Once we get the ball moving it from defence to mid to attack smoothly...and when defending the vice versa.
I hope he can solve it.
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