deano ou812
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To be fair Allegri would be a huge upgrade on what they have now or who else they have been or are considering..
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United Thread | 2024/25
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well given that his last spell at juventus ended him with him finishing seventh and fourth while scraping a cup win he seems a perfect fit for the rags.If Allegri is as "successful" at the swamp as Gollum was, we’ll all be delighted.
the allegri of 2014 maybe would be, the current allegri is a busted flush.To be fair Allegri would be a huge upgrade on what they have now or who else they have or are considering..
deano ou812
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Well possibly I’d rather see them go for Southgate or Ole ..the allegri of 2014 maybe would be, the current allegri is a busted flush.
Colin Bells Boots
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I am glad he still holds that kind of power, his choice of wee davey was outstanding.
The problem is that the finger will never be pointed at him.
The management failures will never be seen as part of his history at the club, his work is done influencing the weak who carry out his orders.
Pretty convinced that is why certain managers will have walked away when tapped up to replace the dutch dope.
any strong competent manager will not want that old drunk watching over there every move and offering opinions, they will want the ability to be their own man and shape their own team and that will not be offered while he is about, the only person who challenged him was rangnick and he was swept out the door the moment he did.The problem is that the finger will never be pointed at him.
The management failures will never be seen as part of his history at the club, his work is done influencing the weak who carry out his orders.
Pretty convinced that is why certain managers will have walked away when tapped up to replace the dutch dope.
Colin Bells Boots
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any strong competent manager will not want that old drunk watching over there every move and offering opinions, they will want the ability to be their own man and shape their own team and that will not be offered while he is about, the only person who challenged him was rangnick and he was swept out the door the moment he did.
Thinking about it I hope he lasts for a good number of years.
Their success in his " advisory role " is absolute dross in return for circa £2m a season.
brazilians hurt
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The £2m is a retainer to essentially gag him & keep him on sideThinking about it I hope he lasts for a good number of years.
Their success in his " advisory role " is absolute dross in return for circa £2m a season.
Not when the Govan Bully is behind the scenes. And what too manager is there. We’ve the best. Klopp can’t go there. After that, meh.There's no top manager out there that would touch them with a shitty stick because it's career suicide.