AC Milan will be without Massimiliano Allegri in the club’s first game of next season, if the Italian re-joins.
There are some pretty spectacular things in football sometimes, and Milan being without their new head coach in the first game of the season would certainly be somewhat extraordinary. However, it would be the case, not the case of a possibility.
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Due to the final cup game of his Juventus era, the Coppa Italia final against Atalanta, the head coach received a two-game ban from the touchline due to his rather dramatic actions, as Milan News reminisce.
For those who, somehow, forgot, the coach stripped off his jacket, threw off his tie and began to unbutton his shirt, all whilst still on the touchline. The event also included a brief shout at the fourth official, and he was, obviously, given a red card for these actions.
So, the Diavolo would be without their potential new head coach against Bari in the preliminary round of the Coppa Italia, he also would miss the game against Lecce or Juve Stabia in the round of 32. For having a top coach back through the door, though, Milan certainly won’t mind this, especially if it helps this summer.
I did remember that he was sacked after some altercation with Giuntoli but had completely forgotten about his stripper antics 😀
Add to that after the same match he apparently also threatened a journalist to rip off both of his ears for writing lies about him (No idea if its correct but apparently juve apologized to him).
First of all who the hell would be scared of Allegri having a tantrum 😀 Secondly we need to have a show fight in San Siro between Fonseca, Conseicao and Allegri.
Guess hiring Allegri and having the previous ones creates presedence for hiring Conte down the road as he fits the model of being an angry coach 😀 Not that I would personally go for him either.
“Allegri reportedly threatened and insulted journalist after Juventus’ Coppa Italia win”
Tuttosport editor Guido Vaciago says Juventus coach Massimiliano Allegri threatened and insulted him last night, after winning the Coppa Italia at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome: ‘I’ll rip your ears out.’
Juventus coach Allegri reportedly threatened and insulted Tuttosport editor-in-chief Guido Vaciago last night.
There had been reports that Allegri had had a brutal confrontation with a journalist last night and Vaciago revealed he was the one targeted by the Italian tactician.
The journalist says Allegri told him: ‘Sh** editor, write the truth in your newspaper, not what the clubs tells you.”
Vaciago replied by telling Allegri to remain calm and explain which truths he should be writing, but it didn’t end there. The Italian coach reportedly pushed the journalist and put his finger under his nose, adding: “I know where to find you. I’ll come, and I’ll rip both your ears out. I’ll come and hit you in the face, write the truth in your newspaper.”
The incident happened before Allegri’s post-match press conference, during which the Italian tactician looked emotional and even struggled to hold back the tears multiple times.
The Livorno-born coach had been sent off during the match, losing his temper seconds before full-time.”
Anyways if he joins us hope things pans out.
We can only hope, he has more composure now so he won’t get any red card for arguing with ref. Sometimes ref’s doing mistakes in serie a…
Absolutely and I can also understand that coaches sometimes gets angry as we all do and its certainly relatable being angry on Italian referees or the VAR room from time to time. Those antics of his at that game was pretty outrageous nevertheless but also rather hilarious but the guy was also under immense pressure at that time so I will give him some slack for acting out 🙂
Considering his argument was with Guntoli, the same Guntoli that Juventus are about to sack, maybe he was onto something back then.
I thought we don’t have to play the preliminary rounds due to finishing top 8?
Mark my word. As happened in Juve, these 2 matches would be won by his assistant. And then they would lose or draw in the third match when Allegri comes back to dugout.