“I don’t want Juve to draw 1-0! Then I too get tired of hearing this bullshit you say”. Massimiliano Allegri’s explosion on the microphones of Sky after the 1-1 draw with Nantes is only the last pearl of a personal rosary that sinks into the career of the coach from Livorno, always very direct but this season at an all-time high. “What I say is that if we put the ball to sleep it’s not good. But I don’t want the team to win 1-0, I’ve never wanted it, it’s a commonplace that is now being said, they’re inaccurate things – the Juventus coach bristled when faced with a question from the studio -. From Milan to Juventus, my teams have always finished first in defense and second in attack, they have always scored 70-80 goals: you can’t run away from the data, the wind carries away the chatter. If you want I always say yes so I agree with you, but I can’t hear that my teams want 1-0. You chat about nothing, I about numbers”. Even if an easy fact checking actually gives very different numbers.
Allegri’s outbursts on the sidelines and on TV, from Adani to the thrown jacket
