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Watch: Allegri takes jacket off and gets red card after anti-referee tirade in Bologna win

Massimiliano Allegri got the ‘Mad Max’ nickname for a reason, and he showed it in the closing stages of AC Milan’s win over Bologna.

Towards the end of the 1-0 victory at San Siro, Christopher Nkunku drew a penalty kick after being fouled inside the box. However, the referee was called over to review it and he eventually overturned it, believing the forward had dived.


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Allegri, to put it simply, did not agree with the call. He took his jacket off during a verbal tirade against the officials, and he was sent off as well for his reaction. It is very similar to what got him a ban after the Coppa Italia final in 2024 with Juventus.

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12 Comments

  1. IKWYDLS
    3 June 2025, 20:02 at 8:02 pm
    “…..welcome to Sarge/Fonsy 2.0, jacket thrown on the field with the tantrums included….”

    IKWYDLS
    24 August 2025, 4:36 at 4:36 am
    “What are the bets for the jacket toss..by November maybe? 🤭😂😂”

    🤷‍♂️ 🍿 🍿 🍿

  2. Criminal not to give the penalty. He was fouled perhaps as many as three times. And the fact that the penalty was given and overturned for a clear and obvious error is farcical. I can understand Allegri’s rage. Hope the ref doesn’t get to referee another in Serie A.

  3. serie A refs are the worst losers on the planet… they are sooooooooo bad. Not sure on what planet, or league, where pushing a player over from the back in the penalty area is not a penalty other than in Serie A. The boomers in charge of calcio are killing it and it has gone from being the top league to a joke league.
    and Max gets the red card and then there is 7 minutes of extra time.
    ridiculous clowns…

  4. Allegri had a point. In the first half there was the argument for a red card on a foul on rabiot, where he was clear on goal. Perhaps Freuler didn’t comit a foul on Nkunku, butt by then he was already fouled and out of balance. Nice work of thé referee. Is Juventus bribing again 🤔

    1. Well that obviously wasn’t a penalty because Nkunku moved his leg when he got caught not the defender. So it was considered tripping himself on a leg that was already there. But before that Lucumi pushed him from the back with his hand while kicking him in the knee. That is 100% penalty.

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