After Potter's latest episode of how to be a gutless shithouse manger enough is enough.
We know Sullivan's not going to buy anyone's contract out so the best option out of work seems to be Allegri.
Get it fucking done Sullivan. You can't let the Pottercunt waste a pre-season and tens of millions on crab-footballers.
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Allegri.
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Russ of the BML
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Re: Allegri.
Jean-Luc Paul Goddard" wrote: ↑21 Apr 2025, 10:18 From what I gather, Allegri basically plays Moyesball. Very defensive, low block, not much pressing. He is used to playing that with some of the best players in the world, not the mediocrity he'd have here. He's also got a suspect temperament. Said years ago that he planned to retire at 55 as the job was too stressful (he's now 57).
He was going to get replaced at Juventus the end of the season anyway because they'd been shit in his second spell there, but in the incident that saw him sacked last year, he had a pop at the referees and his sporting director and he also threatened a journalist: “I know where to wait for you. I'll come and rip off both your ears. I'll come and hit you in the face. Write the truth in your newspaper.”
That was deemed violent conduct and meant Juventus didn't have to pay his full compensation, luckily for them as he was on shit loads of money, being the 5th highest paid manager in the world (another reason we wouldn't get him, I imagine).
Allegri threatening to do that to a journalist meant he went up in my estimation. And I’m a journalist. Some of us are right cunts.
Re: Allegri.
Why would a team in next season’s champions league be sacking their manager?
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Eerie Decent
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Re: Allegri.
Eerie Decent" wrote: ↑21 Apr 2025, 11:00Would you have him if you qualify for the Champions League next season, son?
we have no chance of qualifying - what a stupid question.
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Eerie Decent
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Re: Allegri.
Would you have him if you qualify for the Champions League next season, son?
Re: Allegri.
Wasn't thinking of any particular team but as an idea look at any of teams competing in next seasons champions league.
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Jean-Luc Paul Goddard
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Re: Allegri.
From what I gather, Allegri basically plays Moyesball. Very defensive, low block, not much pressing. He is used to playing that with some of the best players in the world, not the mediocrity he'd have here. He's also got a suspect temperament. Said years ago that he planned to retire at 55 as the job was too stressful (he's now 57).
He was going to get replaced at Juventus the end of the season anyway because they'd been shit in his second spell there, but in the incident that saw him sacked last year, he had a pop at the referees and his sporting director and he also threatened a journalist: “I know where to wait for you. I'll come and rip off both your ears. I'll come and hit you in the face. Write the truth in your newspaper.”
That was deemed violent conduct and meant Juventus didn't have to pay his full compensation, luckily for them as he was on shit loads of money, being the 5th highest paid manager in the world (another reason we wouldn't get him, I imagine).
He was going to get replaced at Juventus the end of the season anyway because they'd been shit in his second spell there, but in the incident that saw him sacked last year, he had a pop at the referees and his sporting director and he also threatened a journalist: “I know where to wait for you. I'll come and rip off both your ears. I'll come and hit you in the face. Write the truth in your newspaper.”
That was deemed violent conduct and meant Juventus didn't have to pay his full compensation, luckily for them as he was on shit loads of money, being the 5th highest paid manager in the world (another reason we wouldn't get him, I imagine).
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Re: Allegri.
Fauxstralian wrote: ↑21 Apr 2025, 09:43 Allegri was sacked by Juventus for behaviour during & after a cup final last year that was incompatible with the values of the club.
What was that about?
Lamped the officals, a journo and the sporting director after WINNING a cup final. Exactly the man we need.
Imagine him on the touch line and Fulle captain.
Yes fucking please.
Imagine him on the touch line and Fulle captain.
Yes fucking please.
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Fauxstralian
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Re: Allegri.
Allegri was sacked by Juventus for behaviour during & after a cup final last year that was incompatible with the values of the club.
What was that about?
What was that about?
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Fauxstralian
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Re: Allegri.
Understood Sullivan won’t appoint anyone who hasn’t had Premier League experience
DeBoer, David O’Leary, Tim Sherwood & Christian Gross on his shortlist
Was prepared to make an exception for the Vatican FC manager Pope Francis but understand he is now dead
DeBoer, David O’Leary, Tim Sherwood & Christian Gross on his shortlist
Was prepared to make an exception for the Vatican FC manager Pope Francis but understand he is now dead
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Re: Allegri.
I actually think this could happen if the fan base pushed for it, but they won’t
Sullivan is an utter inept cսnt, but he does react when the fan base unite against him, look at the Burnley game years back, he absolutely shat his pants and then went and spent big in the next transfer window
problem is we’ve an insane fan base who hypocritically won’t judge Potter,
the same people wanted Sullivan to use hindsight and not hire Lopetegui, who at that point had no pre season or had brought in any players he wanted but Sullivan should’ve known he was shit
and yes he should of done
the same way people know that Potter is shit, cos not only are his past stats total shit but what he’s serving up now also is
ooooh bust must not judge yet
Sullivan is an utter inept cսnt, but he does react when the fan base unite against him, look at the Burnley game years back, he absolutely shat his pants and then went and spent big in the next transfer window
problem is we’ve an insane fan base who hypocritically won’t judge Potter,
the same people wanted Sullivan to use hindsight and not hire Lopetegui, who at that point had no pre season or had brought in any players he wanted but Sullivan should’ve known he was shit
and yes he should of done
the same way people know that Potter is shit, cos not only are his past stats total shit but what he’s serving up now also is
ooooh bust must not judge yet
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