The Old Lady Speaks: A Juventus Podcast FFSN

Juventus won their final meaningful game of the 2023-24 season and played their best games in weeks (if not longer) than that, but they now have something else to suddenly figure out as a result of Max Allegri red lining at the end of the Coppa Italia final.
On Episode 231 of The Old Lady Speaks Podcast, we discuss:

Takeaways from Juventus’ win over Atalanta — The Coppa Italia is not a Mickey Mouse trophy, how Andrea Cambiaso continued to show that he can be an important piece for Juve’s present and future, and how Dusan Vlahovic played like the €80 million striker in which his team needed him to be on Wednesday night.

Thoughts on Juventus’ performance in the Coppa Italia final.

Hopefully a lot of players getting their first-ever trophy at the senior level — or at least at Juventus — is something that can help when it comes to setting a tone for next season.

A brief look at the situation regarding Juventus potentially firing Max Allegri because of his squabble with Tuttosport’s chief editor after the Coppa Italia final.

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The long-awaited top priority for Juventus’ 2023-24 season has been achieved, although it was completed in the kind of fashion that is all too fitting of how the Bianconeri have played during the second half of the year.
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The worst team in Serie A is coming to Turin this weekend, with Juventus just one win away from securing their spot in the Champions League for next season.
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One of Juventus’ biggest stars had one of his best individual performances of the season, but even that wasn’t enough for the Bianconeri to get the win they needed to lock up a spot in next season’s Champions League.
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Juventus are close to wrapping up a berth back into the Champions League, but the first of two remaining matchups against a team in the top five this weekend could result in even more stress when it comes to European qualification.
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Juventua actually played fairly well for a large stretch of time against a good team, but still couldn’t capitalize on the fact that AC Milan had a second-string defense in Turin, as Max Allegri’s squad suffered their seventh draw in the last 13 games.
On Episode 226 of The Old Lady Speaks Podcast, we discuss:

Takeaways from Juventus’ scoreless draw on Saturday — including how the Bianconeri showed again that they are capable of playing a different style of football like they did in the second half against Milan, how we all are left wondering why it took until the second half to put a very shorthanded and makeshift Milan defense under serious pressure.

Thoughts on Juve’s draw with Milan. It wasn’t that bad, was it?

Max Allegri changed things up and got them mostly right in the second half, but why can’t we have those nice things more often?

What needs to happen for Juventus to not miss out on the Champions League next season?

Twitter questions — including which players we’re excited to see come back form loan, why we’ve barely heard from Juventus’ board of directors lately, if Federico Chiesa is worth the potential pay raise he wants with his new contract, if there’s any chance of Juve bringing Max Allegri back for next season due to financial reasons, and what about Allegri winning fewer trophies than Juve’s two previous managers although he’s been in Turin for three years.

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