Jed wrote:
Another reason to want Allegri - his teams don't give up.
Just watched this, I'd say Juve completely fluked the result. There may have even been something dodgy going on as well. Certainly counts more against Allegri than for him in my view.
They played against 10 men for 85+ minutes and managed to end up 2-1 down after being 1-0 up. They also created next to nothing in the second half until they scored a ridiculously jammy goal. In fact, Inter's 10 men were well on top in the second half. Juve also nearly conceded 3 times after they scored to make it 2-1 in the 89th minute - and Inter had 9 men. They were painfully laboured throughout, looked toothless going forward and without any real game plan or tactic.
Allegri also made sweeping changes after their rubbish performance against Napoli last week and they played at least as bad. Cuardrado, fluked goal aside, at right back was a joke. Perisic killed him. All round this was not impressive in the slightest from the manager or Juve as a team.
Certainly a very lucky and possibly a very dodgy result.
