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Watch: Allegri’s hilarious reaction as Musah tries to take a quick throw-in

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Max Allegri was rather lively in the dugout during Lecce-Milan, as you would expect, and he displayed a classic ‘Allegri moment’ in the dying minutes. 

It was in added time that Allegri was forced to intervene. Milan had a 2-0 lead and only needed to see out the game, but after receiving a throw-in close to the halfway line, it looked like Yunus Musah was going to take a quick throw-in.


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Allegri quickly realised the ‘danger’ and ran over to the American, screaming ‘calma’ (calm). The midfielder quickly dropped the ball and left it for Fikayo Tomori instead. Naturally, Allegri’s reaction has been clipped and shared a lot on social media.

Milan saw out the lead and clinched their first three points of the season. The manager now has something to build on and Musah, for what it’s worth, played a decent game all things considered. Now, he could be on his way to Atalanta.

Tags AC Milan Massimiliano Allegri Yunus Musah

26 Comments

  1. Honestly it is Max that looks the fool here!

    Less than 3 mins of injury time left, 2-0 up. Musah was right to try and catch them off guard and get another goal.
    If it was 1-0 and we had 5 or 10 mins to play, that would be different

    It really illustrates what a negative manager Max is

    1. Totally disagree. There is no reason to rush a throw, get caught on a counter, concede a quick goal, and then half to sweat the last couple of minutes with the threat of giving up a second and losing 2 points. As fragile as this team is, they have to learn how to actually win a game.

      1. agreed, you concede on a counter there with our history and the games momentum, psychology, dynamics change. you need to implement the correct habits and discipline players to take the correct decision. wether you play Lecce or PSG, Man City, discipline and proper game management is non negotiable

        1. plus the quicker you throw it, the more time they have to score again should you concede off the play. rash playing,unless there is a glaring abd definitive opening to exploit is not advisable

    2. Negative? Lol. He needs to teach Musah a lot of things, I don’t think there is anyone that doesn’t agree with that.

      1. I would like us to play lie A.C Milan not Lecce!

        Winning by 2 goals with 2 and a half mins left, let’s not be complete cowards. It’s impossible to score 2 there isn’t the time

        1. It’s nothing to do with being cowards, it’s about professionalism. It might seem like a small detail but it’s not, to create a identity you need to stick with it against small and big clubs. As soon as you start to accept sloppyness it quickly spirals out of control and sends the wrong signals

    3. It’s called tactics. All mamagers in all sports are doing it except in F1

      You better watch something suits you pal

      1. I disagree. Spanish and English clubs would keep playing and attacking, this is part of the reason Italian football has fallen so far behind

  2. Allegri was right to scream for calm. I recall a Lexie/Milan game not sure it was last season but Musah just dribbled into midfield, lost the ball and Lecce scored, we were 2 a 0 up in that game.

  3. Allegri was spot on, and this is exactly the sort of mentality that is required to win games.

    The amount of hate Allegri is getting on here is disappointing but not surprising.

    Nothing makes you more unpopular with these ‘fans’ then helping Milan to a Scudetto.

  4. Musah is a headless chicken. Zero football brain.

    Pls sell this trash for 25M and take the $$ and run!! If he wasn’t American he wouldn’t be on the team.

    Sell and bring in Rabiot

    1. Max will get sack soon, nobody
      scream to don cardinale godson like that, he’ll send his Luca Brazzi (foolani) to do that

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