What a counter by Juve
Italian Serie A - 2021-2022
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik (@Rood) is joined by CEO Duncan Drasdo and Financial Director Andy Green from the Manchester United Supporters Trust for a special episode on all things behind the scenes at Old Trafford including a brief history of MUST and their aims today, views on INEOS and Sir Jim Ratcliffe so far, and the Old Trafford regeneration.
That’s a criminal goal to concede.
Juve look up for it. Looking to play quick and in behind the Milan CBs
Two penalties already in favor of Juve that var doesn't even check. Rebics hand and an elbow to bonuccis head.
Juve are looking very good at the moment.
Locatelli certainly adds some decisiveness and forward thinking from the midfield that they've really lacked in recent seasons. Along with his defensive prowess as well.
Locatelli certainly adds some decisiveness and forward thinking from the midfield that they've really lacked in recent seasons. Along with his defensive prowess as well.
Very good game so far .
Typical Allegri Juve performance in a big game so far. Milan with plenty of the ball but not creating much. They're really missing Giroud or Ibra today
Exact same thing at Juve now, out of the last 10 minutes we've had about 2 minutes of football
1-1
Juve have been way too cowardly in this second half
Juve have been way too cowardly in this second half
Juve have been better esp in the first half but havent created enough. Played way too deep in the second
I finally found a RB worse than Bissaka: Kalulu
I present you Tilo Kehrer. The guy who tackles his teammate, Neymar
Every time I watch Rabiot (granted very rarely) I always think to myself: "What a shite player".
It won't stay like this of course but it's amusing seeing Juve in relegation spots.
Have Juventus ever not won their first four league games in a season before?
Haha, the statistic is making the round currently. In fact, this is the fourth time that we have started without a win in the first four games of the season. Although, the last time was 60 years ago…
It's Allegri! He has always been a coward manager.
He won 5 leagues in a row just because Inter and Milan were too poor those seasons (Napoli and Roma were never strong enough as competitors, except Napoli in 2018) , but his teamplay has always been this bad.
This is the reason he never won UCL with Juve despite he could use the italian league as a training session, IMO.
He did make 2 finals so it was pretty good, knocked out Madrid, Atlético, Barca and was close to doing the same to Bayern. If they didn’t have a bunch of players injured in his last season there I think they would have made a third final too. That team was on course for a record amount of points in Serie A (24 wins and 3 draws in their first 27 league games) and knocked out Atlético, then they collapsed and he got fired so it’s been forgotten how good they were for two thirds of that season
He was the right manager for them at the time but I’m not sure bringing him back was the right decision.
I think Juve have been doing things backwards, they brought in a manager that needed time to change the way they play in Sarri (and Pirlo) when they wanted short term success and now brought in Allegri when it’s time for a rebuild.
The first half was pretty good, a trademark Allegri’s team. But often the same happened with Sarri and Pirlo, to be fair. The second half was disjointed, as if the players drifted out without staying focused when it counted the most.
Surrendering a lead because of own mistakes or carefree attitude is the utmost betrayal to Allegri’s work, that’s why he is really angry right now.
I cannot say who is going to explode first, the kids or the coach. It will be more humble pie until some of the kids really step up and consolidate as the new backbone… so just move on, try and win next game. This is rebuilding.
Surrendering a lead because of own mistakes or carefree attitude is the utmost betrayal to Allegri’s work, that’s why he is really angry right now.
I cannot say who is going to explode first, the kids or the coach. It will be more humble pie until some of the kids really step up and consolidate as the new backbone… so just move on, try and win next game. This is rebuilding.
Napoli with 4 wins out of 4. Not bad
Napoli putting on a clinic when it comes to set piece variety. 2 goals scored and other dangerous situations. Big difference with Utd vs West Ham 
They only needed a decent manager, Gattuso is terrible
Could easily be 4 or 5-0
Lozano makes it 0-4.
Fiorentina have made such a good start. Inter chasing shadows
Goal from Utd legend Darmian
2-1 Inter
Napoli have started well this season, haven't they.
They really have. Just watching Inter now, turned the game round. Dzeko could be a good signing for them and god help us Darmian scored.
Inter was Lukaku they were saying
18 goals scored in 5 games
18 goals scored in 5 games
Tough win!!! It was a very difficult match.
Fiorentina deserved to be 1 up. their score was irregular though.
It feels more than three points, come on Inter!!!
Fiorentina deserved to be 1 up. their score was irregular though.
It feels more than three points, come on Inter!!!
It was quite fortuitous...
in 2015 they knocked out Dortmund (that year Dortmund was in relegation spots), and the referees made their part against Monaco (1st leg and 2nd leg) and Real Madrid (2nd leg)
in 2017 Juve was far better than Porto and Monaco, the only significant win they got was against Barcelona (3-0).
Juve had a very good team those years though... I'm still thinking they could have won the Champions League if they had another manager instead of Allegri.
ahah!
Juventus 2-1 down at Spezia. Oh boy.
Spezia 2-1 Juventus
@Damien pin this thread.
Surely they can't be more of a banter club than Arsenal right now? But that is some form they're going through.
They should've given Pirlo more time.