He got sacked after 7 months in the job.
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Life after Wenger | Ornstein: Arsenal set to appoint Unai Emery
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Preacher
Always Crying
I think Allegri would choose job safety and long term planning at Arsenal over Abramovich's managers replacement carousel.
He'll always have Italy, regardless of what he says.
Chelsea presents an actual challenge for the league
Preacher
Always Crying
Chelsea isn't spending as much as in the past. I think their spending is very similar to ours these days.
rich 1990
Not A Big Believer In Diversity
Stated a while ago, I don't want Low. But, unlike Arteta who seems to be universally popular for being a sexy Steve Bould, the man has achieved the biggest thing the game has to offer. The way people sniff at him like he's some Football Manager gimp is ridiculous. I want a club manager like Allegri but if Low were to get the gig, I'd give him a chance which some clearly won't do and will go into hysterical meltdown
Anyone who doesn't want some of that sweet, sweet Allegri pragmatism is a raving lunatic.
Stannis
Well-Known Member
Allegri can also be a raving lunatic in a good way.
Sometimes gets to Klopp level intensity on the sideline, will defiantly galvanise the fan base
It's not much to go on but he came across well in the Juve documentary. His attention to detail is impressive.
I like how he speaks way too loud in his press conferences, I think either his hearing's gone or he just doesn't give a sh*t.
It's clear from how he describes his view of management that winning is the priority and that entertainment comes from winning. He's not an idealist like Wenger, but I also wouldn't say he's as negative as Mourinho.
He'd probably be happy to coach in the PL for maybe 4 or 5 years, then go coach the Italy national team and then retire.
But who here can actually envisage him as our manager? Pff he'll be at Chelsea next season, we all know it.
But who here can actually envisage him as our manager? Pff he'll be at Chelsea next season, we all know it.
BobP
Memri Fan
My memory may be failing me but he was an absolutely calamitous defender.
Before Favre arrived in January of 2011, Dante was at the butt of many jokes.
He's Chelsea bound, alright. Sadly, so.
Arsenal is too much of a challenge right now. Not in the league placing, per se, but you're replacing our longest serving manager and with a huge rebuild job and less funds than your rivals to do so.
Other than job security, he'll look at who's he replacing at Stamford Bridge and will think "eh, I've literally done this before".
Mind, Allegri is still top choice for me. But give me Jardim or even Favre and I'll think we'll be in a good spot to at least get back into the top 4 mix.
c00lguy
Active Member
We all thought Capello was the best thing out there look how that turned out for England.
There's a risk with regards to foreign managers succeeding in England. It doesn't always go well.
There's a risk with regards to foreign managers succeeding in England. It doesn't always go well.
Preacher
Always Crying
I don't understand, why you decided that Allegri is Chelsea bound. Forget money argument, do you honestly see Roman and Allegri working together ?
I don't. Allegri's personality will clash with Abramovich's instantly. They can't co-exist imo together.
Luis Enrique to Chelsea is more likely, I think. Allegri might stay at Juve after all. He'll surely be a candidate at both Madrid clubs, should they hire. I can see both Milan clubs hiring new managers, too, with Simeone, Jardim, Conte and Ancelotti surely all candidates there.
kraphtous
Raul Stanllehi
Allegri is not leaving Juventus, he signed a new contract just last year and Juve clearly like him. He's not an option for Arsenal, Chelsea or anyone else really.
He said he was finished in Italy earlier this month.
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