Juventus Terpuruk Bukan Salah Allegri Semata
Legenda Juventus Marco Tardelli menilai keterpurukan mantan timnya tak sepenuhnya salah Massimiliano Allegri. Menurutnya pemain juga punya andil dalam hal ini.
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Brave to the end, hindsight may be kind to Stephen Kenny tenure
Stephen Kenny came into the Ireland job under a Covid cloud, and while the new manager predicted a sunny outlook, bringing bright ideas to the role, he was ultimately unable to shift that dark shadow over his three years in the top job in the country.
Tiga Opsi Juventus untuk Pogba, Salah Satunya Putus Kontrak!
Paul Pogba kembali terkapar akibat cedera. Manajemen Juventus kabarnya mulai gerah, dan menyiapkan tiga opsi. Salah satunya adalah memutus kontraknya!
Juventus Tertekan, Pogba Malah Enak-enakan
Paul Pogba mendapat kritik dari karena belum berkontribusi di Juventus. La Pioche malah asyik-asyikan berlibur di saat Bianconeri terpuruk dan penuh tekanan.
Allegri Mulai Kehilangan Kepercayaan dari Juventus?
Massimiliano Allegri dinilai mulai kehilangan kepercayaan dari para pemain Juventus. Hal ini menyusul serangkaian hasil buruk Si Nyonya Tua.
Italy and an unusually large number of widescreen humiliations
For a nation with four World Cup wins on the résumé, Italy have suffered an unusually large number of widescreen humiliations at the greatest tournament of all. At Mexico 70, they conceded the most famous goal in World Cup history, Carlos Alberto setting the seal on the joint-largest, and certainly most iconic, spanking in a final. Four years earlier, a loss to North Korea led to their getting pelted by tomatoes upon arrival back home, protest registered via the medium of pizza topping. In 1950, they opted to travel to Brazil by boat having been spooked by Superga, then stank the place out and flew home anyway. Diego Maradona ran rings around them, on and off the pitch, at their own party in 1990. Roberto Baggio’s penalty is still climbing over LA. And in 2014 they only narrowly managed to beat Mr Roy’s England. The litany of gaffes, fiascos and faux pas is seemingly endless.
Reasons to be cheerful: Aaron Ramsey is playing regularly again, sort of
It’s not pushing a point too hard to suggest Wales don’t have the greatest record at the World Cup. It’s 1958 – and that’s it. Having said that, they did get to the quarter-finals that year, and may well have won the whole thing had John Charles not been kicked out of the competition. Also, in the process, they scored the greatest goal in the entire history of the whole goddamn thing. Ivor Allchurch, boneddigion a boneddigesau, knocking Diego Maradona, Carlos Alberto, Maxi Rodríguez, Dennis Bergkamp, Esteban Cambiasso, Archie Gemmill, Saeed Al-Owairan, Michael Owen and Marco Tardelli into a jauntily-cocked hat.