Haku

I'm a Juve fan who's mildly curious about the PL and sometimes skims various PL forums just to see what fans say about current situations, so I happened on this topic here because your managerial situation is quite peculiar. And as a Juve fan I have to reply to your comment with: LMAO.
Allegri is still with us simply because of the bond we have with him and the deep affection we all feel for him as a person - he's probably the Juve manager I like the most in terms of personality among the ones we had in my life; but if I were any other club I'd never choose him. He (barely) works for us because his style and our identity have melded together over the years, but he's fading and I really struggle to imagine him having success at another club. Anyway I highly doubt he'd ever leave Italy. Also, he wouldn't accept an offer unless he was already fired from Juve, he's not that kind of guy.
Why don't you rate Pochettino? I don't know him that well but he always seemed like a good coach and one of the best options out there for you.
As for Mourinho, who some of you guys also mentioned, he's completely past it as well. You'd be as crazy to choose him as you'd be in choosing Allegri.

I'm a Juve fan who's mildly curious about the PL and sometimes skims various PL forums just to see what fans say about current situations, so I happened on this topic here because your managerial situation is quite peculiar. And as a Juve fan I have to reply to your comment with: LMAO.
Allegri is still with us simply because of the bond we have with him and the deep affection we all feel for him as a person - he's probably the Juve manager I like the most in terms of personality among the ones we had in my life; but if I were any other club I'd never choose him. He (barely) works for us because his style and our identity have melded together over the years, but he's fading and I really struggle to imagine him having success at another club. Anyway I highly doubt he'd ever leave Italy. Also, he wouldn't accept an offer unless he was already fired from Juve, he's not that kind of guy.
Why don't you rate Pochettino? I don't know him that well but he always seemed like a good coach and one of the best options out there for you.
As for Mourinho, who some of you guys also mentioned, he's completely past it as well. You'd be as crazy to choose him as you'd be in choosing Allegri.

I'm a Juve fan who's mildly curious about the PL and sometimes skims various PL forums just to see what fans say about current situations, so I happened on this topic here because your managerial situation is quite peculiar. And as a Juve fan I have to reply to your comment with: LMAO.
Allegri is still with us simply because of the bond we have with him and the deep affection we all feel for him as a person - he's probably the Juve manager I like the most in terms of personality among the ones we had in my life; but if I were any other club I'd never choose him. He (barely) works for us because his style and our identity have melded together over the years, but he's fading and I really struggle to imagine him having success at another club. Anyway I highly doubt he'd ever leave Italy. Also, he wouldn't accept an offer unless he was already fired from Juve, he's not that kind of guy.
Why don't you rate Pochettino? I don't know him that well but he always seemed like a good coach and one of the best options out there for you.
As for Mourinho, who some of you guys also mentioned, he's completely past it as well. You'd be as crazy to choose him as you'd be in choosing Allegri.

I'm a Juve fan who's mildly curious about the PL and sometimes skims various PL forums just to see what fans say about current situations, so I happened on this topic here because your managerial situation is quite peculiar. And as a Juve fan I have to reply to your comment with: LMAO.
Allegri is still with us simply because of the bond we have with him and the deep affection we all feel for him as a person - he's probably the Juve manager I like the most in terms of personality among the ones we had in my life; but if I were any other club I'd never choose him. He (barely) works for us because his style and our identity have melded together over the years, but he's fading and I really struggle to imagine him having success at another club. Anyway I highly doubt he'd ever leave Italy. Also, he wouldn't accept an offer unless he was already fired from Juve, he's not that kind of guy.
Why don't you rate Pochettino? I don't know him that well but he always seemed like a good coach and one of the best options out there for you.
As for Mourinho, who some of you guys also mentioned, he's completely past it as well. You'd be as crazy to choose him as you'd be in choosing Allegri.

Hello guys, Juve fan here and honestly I just wanted to read something by another fanbase that was as affected by this as we (and Samp fans) were, so I happened upon this forum.
He was our last captain to lift the Champions League trophy (in '96) and he was always such a charismatic leader for us. He was always such an upstanding and at the same time emotional man. 58 is really no age to go, I would have wanted to keep seeing him as head of the delegation at Mancini's side for the national team. Well, at least we managed to win the Euros with him in 2021.
I didn't follow his Chelsea career closely but I hope he was happy there, I know he loved London and he could speak fluently as I heard him act as a pundit in England after some matches.
Here's a small sweet farewell piece translated into English on the official Juventus website.
"Oi oi oi, oi oi oi, Luca Vialli segna per noi!"

Hello guys, Juve fan here and honestly I just wanted to read something by another fanbase that was as affected by this as we (and Samp fans) were, so I happened upon this forum.
He was our last captain to lift the Champions League trophy (in '96) and he was always such a charismatic leader for us. He was always such an upstanding and at the same time emotional man. 58 is really no age to go, I would have wanted to keep seeing him as head of the delegation at Mancini's side for the national team. Well, at least we managed to win the Euros with him in 2021.
I didn't follow his Chelsea career closely but I hope he was happy there, I know he loved London and he could speak fluently as I heard him act as a pundit in England after some matches.
Here's a small sweet farewell piece translated into English on the official Juventus website.
"Oi oi oi, oi oi oi, Luca Vialli segna per noi!"

Hello guys, Juve fan here and honestly I just wanted to read something by another fanbase that was as affected by this as we (and Samp fans) were, so I happened upon this forum.
He was our last captain to lift the Champions League trophy (in '96) and he was always such a charismatic leader for us. He was always such an upstanding and at the same time emotional man. 58 is really no age to go, I would have wanted to keep seeing him as head of the delegation at Mancini's side for the national team. Well, at least we managed to win the Euros with him in 2021.
I didn't follow his Chelsea career closely but I hope he was happy there, I know he loved London and he could speak fluently as I heard him act as a pundit in England after some matches.
Here's a small sweet farewell piece translated into English on the official Juventus website.
"Oi oi oi, oi oi oi, Luca Vialli segna per noi!"

Hello guys, Juve fan here and honestly I just wanted to read something by another fanbase that was as affected by this as we (and Samp fans) were, so I happened upon this forum.
He was our last captain to lift the Champions League trophy (in '96) and he was always such a charismatic leader for us. He was always such an upstanding and at the same time emotional man. 58 is really no age to go, I would have wanted to keep seeing him as head of the delegation at Mancini's side for the national team. Well, at least we managed to win the Euros with him in 2021.
I didn't follow his Chelsea career closely but I hope he was happy there, I know he loved London and he could speak fluently as I heard him act as a pundit in England after some matches.
Here's a small sweet farewell piece translated into English on the official Juventus website.
"Oi oi oi, oi oi oi, Luca Vialli segna per noi!"

Hello guys, Juve fan here and honestly I just wanted to read something by another fanbase that was as affected by this as we (and Samp fans) were, so I happened upon this forum.
He was our last captain to lift the Champions League trophy (in '96) and he was always such a charismatic leader for us. He was always such an upstanding and at the same time emotional man. 58 is really no age to go, I would have wanted to keep seeing him as head of the delegation at Mancini's side for the national team. Well, at least we managed to win the Euros with him in 2021.
I didn't follow his Chelsea career closely but I hope he was happy there, I know he loved London and he could speak fluently as I heard him act as a pundit in England after some matches.
Here's a small sweet farewell piece translated into English on the official Juventus website.
"Oi oi oi, oi oi oi, Luca Vialli segna per noi!"

Hello guys, Juve fan here and honestly I just wanted to read something by another fanbase that was as affected by this as we (and Samp fans) were, so I happened upon this forum.
He was our last captain to lift the Champions League trophy (in '96) and he was always such a charismatic leader for us. He was always such an upstanding and at the same time emotional man. 58 is really no age to go, I would have wanted to keep seeing him as head of the delegation at Mancini's side for the national team. Well, at least we managed to win the Euros with him in 2021.
I didn't follow his Chelsea career closely but I hope he was happy there, I know he loved London and he could speak fluently as I heard him act as a pundit in England after some matches.
Here's a small sweet farewell piece translated into English on the official Juventus website.
"Oi oi oi, oi oi oi, Luca Vialli segna per noi!"

Diego and Pele have a striker to play with now in Heaven. 

Hello guys, Juve fan here and honestly I just wanted to read something by another fanbase that was as affected by this as we (and Samp fans) were, so I happened upon this forum.
He was our last captain to lift the Champions League trophy (in '96) and he was always such a charismatic leader for us. He was always such an upstanding and at the same time emotional man. 58 is really no age to go, I would have wanted to keep seeing him as head of the delegation at Mancini's side for the national team. Well, at least we managed to win the Euros with him in 2021.
I didn't follow his Chelsea career closely but I hope he was happy there, I know he loved London and he could speak fluently as I heard him act as a pundit in England after some matches.
Here's a small sweet farewell piece translated into English on the official Juventus website.
"Oi oi oi, oi oi oi, Luca Vialli segna per noi!"

Hello guys, Juve fan here and honestly I just wanted to read something by another fanbase that was as affected by this as we (and Samp fans) were, so I happened upon this forum.
He was our last captain to lift the Champions League trophy (in '96) and he was always such a charismatic leader for us. He was always such an upstanding and at the same time emotional man. 58 is really no age to go, I would have wanted to keep seeing him as head of the delegation at Mancini's side for the national team. Well, at least we managed to win the Euros with him in 2021.
I didn't follow his Chelsea career closely but I hope he was happy there, I know he loved London and he could speak fluently as I heard him act as a pundit in England after some matches.
Here's a small sweet farewell piece translated into English on the official Juventus website.
"Oi oi oi, oi oi oi, Luca Vialli segna per noi!"

Hello guys, Juve fan here and honestly I just wanted to read something by another fanbase that was as affected by this as we (and Samp fans) were, so I happened upon this forum.
He was our last captain to lift the Champions League trophy (in '96) and he was always such a charismatic leader for us. He was always such an upstanding and at the same time emotional man. 58 is really no age to go, I would have wanted to keep seeing him as head of the delegation at Mancini's side for the national team. Well, at least we managed to win the Euros with him in 2021.
I didn't follow his Chelsea career closely but I hope he was happy there, I know he loved London and he could speak fluently as I heard him act as a pundit in England after some matches.
Here's a small sweet farewell piece translated into English on the official Juventus website.
"Oi oi oi, oi oi oi, Luca Vialli segna per noi!"

Hello guys, Juve fan here and honestly I just wanted to read something by another fanbase that was as affected by this as we (and Samp fans) were, so I happened upon this forum.
He was our last captain to lift the Champions League trophy (in '96) and he was always such a charismatic leader for us. He was always such an upstanding and at the same time emotional man. 58 is really no age to go, I would have wanted to keep seeing him as head of the delegation at Mancini's side for the national team. Well, at least we managed to win the Euros with him in 2021.
I didn't follow his Chelsea career closely but I hope he was happy there, I know he loved London and he could speak fluently as I heard him act as a pundit in England after some matches.
Here's a small sweet farewell piece translated into English on the official Juventus website.
"Oi oi oi, oi oi oi, Luca Vialli segna per noi!"

Hello guys, Juve fan here and honestly I just wanted to read something by another fanbase that was as affected by this as we (and Samp fans) were, so I happened upon this forum.
He was our last captain to lift the Champions League trophy (in '96) and he was always such a charismatic leader for us. He was always such an upstanding and at the same time emotional man. 58 is really no age to go, I would have wanted to keep seeing him as head of the delegation at Mancini's side for the national team. Well, at least we managed to win the Euros with him in 2021.
I didn't follow his Chelsea career closely but I hope he was happy there, I know he loved London and he could speak fluently as I heard him act as a pundit in England after some matches.
Here's a small sweet farewell piece translated into English on the official Juventus website.
"Oi oi oi, oi oi oi, Luca Vialli segna per noi!"

Hello guys, Juve fan here and honestly I just wanted to read something by another fanbase that was as affected by this as we (and Samp fans) were, so I happened upon this forum.
He was our last captain to lift the Champions League trophy (in '96) and he was always such a charismatic leader for us. He was always such an upstanding and at the same time emotional man. 58 is really no age to go, I would have wanted to keep seeing him as head of the delegation at Mancini's side for the national team. Well, at least we managed to win the Euros with him in 2021.
I didn't follow his Chelsea career closely but I hope he was happy there, I know he loved London and he could speak fluently as I heard him act as a pundit in England after some matches.
Here's a small sweet farewell piece translated into English on the official Juventus website.
"Oi oi oi, oi oi oi, Luca Vialli segna per noi!"

Hello guys, Juve fan here and honestly I just wanted to read something by another fanbase that was as affected by this as we (and Samp fans) were, so I happened upon this forum.
He was our last captain to lift the Champions League trophy (in '96) and he was always such a charismatic leader for us. He was always such an upstanding and at the same time emotional man. 58 is really no age to go, I would have wanted to keep seeing him as head of the delegation at Mancini's side for the national team. Well, at least we managed to win the Euros with him in 2021.
I didn't follow his Chelsea career closely but I hope he was happy there, I know he loved London and he could speak fluently as I heard him act as a pundit in England after some matches.
Here's a small sweet farewell piece translated into English on the official Juventus website.
"Oi oi oi, oi oi oi, Luca Vialli segna per noi!"

Hello guys, Juve fan here and honestly I just wanted to read something by another fanbase that was as affected by this as we (and Samp fans) were, so I happened upon this forum.
He was our last captain to lift the Champions League trophy (in '96) and he was always such a charismatic leader for us. He was always such an upstanding and at the same time emotional man. 58 is really no age to go, I would have wanted to keep seeing him as head of the delegation at Mancini's side for the national team. Well, at least we managed to win the Euros with him in 2021.
I didn't follow his Chelsea career closely but I hope he was happy there, I know he loved London and he could speak fluently as I heard him act as a pundit in England after some matches.
Here's a small sweet farewell piece translated into English on the official Juventus website.
"Oi oi oi, oi oi oi, Luca Vialli segna per noi!"

Hello guys, Juve fan here and honestly I just wanted to read something by another fanbase that was as affected by this as we (and Samp fans) were, so I happened upon this forum.
He was our last captain to lift the Champions League trophy (in '96) and he was always such a charismatic leader for us. He was always such an upstanding and at the same time emotional man. 58 is really no age to go, I would have wanted to keep seeing him as head of the delegation at Mancini's side for the national team. Well, at least we managed to win the Euros with him in 2021.
I didn't follow his Chelsea career closely but I hope he was happy there, I know he loved London and he could speak fluently as I heard him act as a pundit in England after some matches.
Here's a small sweet farewell piece translated into English on the official Juventus website.
"Oi oi oi, oi oi oi, Luca Vialli segna per noi!"