In the course of his fund for the newspaper on newsstands today, the director of Tuttosport Guido Vaciago expressed his opinion on the match between Juventus And Milan last night which ended 0-0: “And all the foreign TV channels were connected too! Misled by the billboard which offered a classic of Italian football and, in any case, the match between the second and third teams… in theory. In practice , it was a bad impression that Italian football didn’t needbecause if it is true that in the last twenty minutes something, albeit confused and imprecise, happened, who knows how many will have had the strength to get there, at the seventieth (…).
Massimiliano Allegri and Stefano Pioli are the first to be accused and, most likely, the first to be convicted. These are not ungenerous sentences, because they bear great responsibility if the teams express themselves so poorly. But it would be a flawed verdict if we limited ourselves to identifying faults only in the technicians. Juventus and Milan’s problems also derive from an inadequate squad, not just a poorly managed one. In seasons like these, the doubt always remains as to where the individual’s technical limits begin and where the faults of those who don’t put them in the best conditions end.”
