[han2503]

We beat them in the Coppa but we must get the 3 points tomorrow. We haven't beaten them in the league in a while so this would be the time to do it. Juve play Parma today and I can't see them losing points in that one.

[I_Rossoneri]

To be fair to Mesbah it was only his second league game and still has a bit to learn. I would have liked both he and Abate to really push in and cross from the by line rather than turn back or just try to float them in. It didn't help tonight that Binho had areal stinker as well, if we had played Clatence from the start then things might have been different but it's too late for that now.

[han2503]

To be fair to Mesbah it was only his second league game and still has a bit to learn. I would have liked both he and Abate to really push in and cross from the by line rather than turn back or just try to float them in. It didn't help tonight that Binho had areal stinker as well, if we had played Clatence from the start then things might have been different but it's too late for that now.

I wonder why you are so forgiving of Allegri?

Is it because he finally delivered us a Scudetto after 7 years of waiting?

If he loses us this Scudetto then it will be his fault. The CL is already a lost cause imo.

I personally can't wait to see the back of him. Get a top coach who can really do the job, instead of someone who expects others to get the job done for him

[I_Rossoneri]

I wonder why you are so forgiving of Allegri?

Is it because he finally delivered us a Scudetto after 7 years of waiting?

If he loses us this Scudetto then it will be his fault. The CL is already a lost cause imo.

I personally can't wait to see the back of him. Get a top coach who can really do the job, instead of comeone who expect others to get the job done for him

Bringing us the Scudetto has given him a bit more time IMO but I still remember the bad days under carlo when we probably would have beaten Lazio then gone on and lost to Siena/Novara etc Now we've turned 180 degrees (IMG:style_emoticons/default/tongue.gif)

And if Allegri was to leave then who would be your choice of manager? MVB? He's not done anything special. Rijkaard was only good with Ten Cate and other than that who else is there? Oh and they won't have any money to spend (IMG:style_emoticons/default/sad.gif)

This post has been edited by I_Rossoneri: Feb 1 2012, 11:23 PM

[kurtsimonw]

And if Allegri was to leave then who would be your choice of manager? MVB? He's not done anything special. Rijkaard was only good with Ten Cate and other than that who else is there? Oh and they won't have any money to spend (IMG:style_emoticons/default/sad.gif)

Be interesting to see the opinions on here when we get rid of Max and we are barely qualifying for the CL, forget winning the title.

[Fillipo Simone]

Be interesting to see the opinions on here when we get rid of Max and we are barely qualifying for the CL, forget winning the title.

Barely qualify? Wait, you think Max alone is the reason we're second?

So you can't wait to see the back of him before you can't wait to see us playing with a proper midfield and see what Max does with that? why do you assume that every bad result is because of Max and every good result is despite of Max...

Well, that usually happens to coaches. Not every win is despite him, that's for sure; but growing up with coaches like Sacchi, Capello, Ancelotti and Zaccheroni makes you feel the difference. There were numerous occasions I watched Capello winning the match with his tactical set-up even before kickoff. With Allegri, you don't have that kind of feeling; almost every lineup he picks has obvious flaws and needs to be changed sooner rather then later. His preparation isn't adequate as well; we've lost numerous "big" matches without even trying a shot. I can talk all day about the differences,...

And why not pull out the "creative problem"? Isn't it obvious he has one?