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Quote from: maknyos on March 20, 2024, 10:53:38 PM

Quote from: Leviathan.007 on March 20, 2024, 10:42:33 PM

The key to recovery in Juventus is Allegri, I think they won't get anything as far as they are working with their current coach Allegri, and Juventus need a better coach someone like Conte in their team to have better performance.
So far Juventus lost many chances, I was expecting to see them win the Serie A title because they don't race in the Champions League and they could have more time to rest but totally lost the chance, currently even AC Milan with Pioli had a better performance than Juventus.
I guess Juventus should start thinking about a plan for the next season and the goal for this team should be taking the Champions League ticket at the end of this season.

Allegri actually cannot be blamed entirely for Juventus decline, he does not have a complete squad this season. Several players have had to suffer injuries, and there are also players who have had problems with the law, such as Pogba and Nicolo Fagioli. This makes it difficult for Allegri to make the club stable throughout the season, and it is possible that management will fire Allegri at the end of the season. Juventus must add ammunition in the next transfer window, because they will definitely appear in the Champions League again.

But why was Juventus able to play well and consistently at the start of the season while towards the end Juventus experienced a decline? Even though this problem has occurred since the start of the season, it has not affected Juventus' performance and competition with Inter for the top spot. Then, if it's not Allegri's fault, who should be blamed in this case? because the coach is the one who has full responsibility for his team and if the team doesn't meet the target then the coach will most likely be fired. Juventus is an elite team and should be able to perform well like other elite teams, while Juventus itself does not have a busy schedule this season.

I believe you will understand if the team's components include more than just the coach, right?. You must consider other components such as players and management. These factors also hav impacts on the club's performance. It was not right to point fingers at one party when other parties contributed to Juventus' poor performance. Many times the coach has tried to do his best but since the players were not able to fulfill his expectations and what's next? It means more evaluations needs to be done by all of parties involved in the team. It doesn't really matter how many times you blamed the coach but if players keep to perform so poorly and this is the main problem.
I had high expectations for this club, but numerous issues have occurred frequently with Juventus. Have you ever seen how poorly or well the players performed? How good is Juventus's management?

It's really wrong when you blame the coach while disregarding other components who contributed significantly to the club's performance like the players especially . If you watched the match carefully, you are probably aware that the players are also the main issue here.
They are playing the game incompetently. I will blame all the components contributing to Juventus' poor results. The problems that Juventus faced occurred when the club was losing to Intermilan. Following this, the club began to play extremely poorly.
The players' mentality will be questioned. A club with strong mentality will only focus on winning the competition; however, if this club is unable to do so, lowering the target has become the best option. UCL remains the main target for Juventus.
Juventus had been playing well since the beginning of the season.