Sentences with phrase «juve coach»

He played most frequently at right full - back for Torino and United, but has often been used on the left for Italy, with that versatility a potential plus for Juve coach Massimiliano Allegri.

We need to remember that the season isn't over yet,» said the Juve coach

Juve coach Antonio Conte will most likely rely on a scheme 4 -4-2 with Mirko Vucinic and Alessandro Matra on top of the attack.

The Germany international is at the top of Juve coach Massimiliano Allegri's wishlist, the Italian boss looking to strengthen his squad, particularly in central midfield places.

This time once again Spanish Real Madrid will be their prime obstacle although according to Juve Coach Massimiliano Allegri, Barcelona and Real Madrid Champions league favorite.

However the Juve coach also thinks that Juventus has the ability to compete in the Champions League but considering the favourite, he mentioned the two Spanish giants name.

Itasportpress says Juve coach Antonio Conte was in the stands for the Poland - Greece match specifically to watch the Borussia...

Juve coach Antonio Conte will be hoping that the home advantage will help his side overturn a 2 - 1 deficit from the first leg.

Not exact matches

BVB coach Jürgen Klopp's biggest move has been to pull former Juve striker Ciro Immobile, and replace him in the starting lineup with attacking midfielder Kevin Kampl.

Meanwhile, Juve's only pre-match selection question was about whether coach Max Allegri would elect to shape up with a back four or a more defensively - minded three.

Hence, hoping allegri to suddenly coach juve to attack like a liverpool or a real madrid is always going to be impossible.

Even if a great manager say: Allegri or Simeone would have difficult as they would have aside from coaching, to do every other things that at top clubs like Bayern, Barca, Real and Juve really on others.

Allegri is a great coach and he has improved Juve, but they havent had any competition for years over in Italy, so coming to the PL might be a little hard on him.

He's a damn fine coach and deserves a ton of credit for Juve's recent success, but claiming the games with Spurs are indicative of his prowess is horseshit.

Sorry for continually being ignorant and missing the point («your» point to be precise)-- but playing one - twos with Alexis in the opposition penalty area in the Copa and being deployed at the head of Juve's midfield diamond is not convincing me that his coaches / managers see his best position as a disciplined holding midfield player.

in 2006 - 07 Juve was relegated in a scandal, many players left but WC winners Buffon, Del Piero, Trezeguet, Camoranesi all stayed and blasted Juve back up the following season coached by Deschamps.

One could use examples of Juve, Napoli, Eibar, Real Betis, Spurs and numerous other well - coached sides.

The 29 - year - old has a history with Antonio Conte, having been coached by his compatriot at both Juve and then with Italy over the last two years.

I know he's liked a lot by Madrid coaches Zinedine Zidane and Carlo Ancelotti, but Paul's only thinking about Juve right now.

All of which has opened the door for the north London club to move for Llorente in the new year, with Gunners head coach Arsene Wenger, who scouted the Spaniard extensively last January before opting not to compete with Juve for the player's signature, hoping to take the forward on an initial six - month loan deal, with the option of then bringing him to the Emirates on a permanent contract next summer.

Can you imagine what our team would be like if only we were coached and owned / managed with the competence of Juve?

While the Polish ace will undoubtedly benefit from training with a world - class legend in Buffon and the goalkeeping coaching staff at Juve, he'll still now face sitting on the bench for a year which will surely be a source of real frustration for him having enjoyed such a successful stint at Roma.

But unlike last year's final in Cardiff, Juve didn't let the halftime interval or the Madrid coach's adjustments blunt their momentum.

Finally, manager Massimiliano Allegri is in the reckoning for the Coach of the Year award, after leading Juve to their third consecutive domestic double, and sixth Scudetto title in six years, the last three of which came during his tenure.

Coach Giampiero Ventura will be without the services of former Juve man Sergio Almiron along with Abelkader Ghezzal, Salvatore Masiello, Marco D'Alessandro and Paulo Barreto.

Ravanelli, who Conte took with him to Juve as youth team coach, recalls the message he gave to the chairman, Andrea Agnelli, on his return.

Manager Mauricio Pochettinho has come under fire following the game, with claims he was «out - coached» by Juve boss Massimiliano Allegri and even suggestions that he is running out of time to win silverware with the north London club.

For Monaco, the loss of Nabil Dirar to injury in the warm - up meant a hasty return for Benjamin Mendy as coach Leonardo Jardim opted to match Juve's 3 -5-2 set - up.

The «five - year plan» outlined by Andrea Agnelli when he became club president in 2010, concluded with the most successful year Juve has had in decades in 2014 - 15, as new coach Max Allegri's wonderfully rounded and tactically diverse squad ended up one game away from doing the famed Treble.