Socrates

Cuadrado imprendibile. Baselli ammonito.

Dybala vicino a un goal straordinario nel derby.

Padoin prende un calcione da Baselli.

Bell'azione Marchisio-Dybala.

Quaglia va vicino all'1-1.

Che firma!

No, anche Acquah.

Meno male che Molinaro gioca con loro ora.

PAUL POGBA 1-0

JUVENTUS - TORINO - MATCHDAY 11 Saturday, October 31st, 2015 - 6:00 PM Juventus Stadium, Turin Referee: Gianluca Rocchi Line-ups: Juventus-Torino http://www.football-italia.net/75098/line-ups-juventus-torino? Oct 31, 2015 Juventus start Hernanes, Alvaro Morata and Paulo Dybala against Fabio Quagliarella and Daniele Baselli’s Torino in the Derby della Mole. The Derby della Mole kicks off at 18.00 CET - 17.00 GMT. The Granata go into the Turin Derby looking down on their city rivals for the first time since 1993, although both sides have been stuttering recently. Juve were beaten 1-0 by Sassuolo with Giorgio Chiellini sent off and he is therefore suspended for this match. Also out of action are the injured Stephan Lichtsteiner, Roberto Pereyra and Kwadwo Asamoah. Juan Guillermo Cuadrado is rested ahead of the Champions League with Borussia Monchengladbach, so Hernanes gets a rare start in the trequartista role behind Morata and on-form Dybala. Claudio Marchisio returns from flu in midfield and Simone Padoin is picked at right-back, but still no room for Daniele Rugani. Torino are sitting in mid-table, but are without a victory in four rounds, so they’re not quite as confident as a month ago. Quagliarella faces his former club wearing the jersey of city rivals Torino and he’s supported by Maxi Lopez. The one to watch is Daniele Baselli, the 23-year-old midfielder who scored five goals in 10 competitive games this season. Coach Giampiero Ventura has been dealing with an injury crisis all season, still missing Josef Martinez, Alexander Farnerud, Nikola Maksimovic, Danilo Avelar, Pontus Jansson, Joel Obi and Alessandro Gazzi. Bruno Peres returns from the start after his injury. Juventus: Buffon; Evra, Barzagli, Bonucci, Padoin; Khedira, Marchisio, Pogba; Hernanes; Morata, Dybala Juventus bench: Neto, Audero, Caceres, Zaza, Alex Sandro, Cuadrado, Mandzukic, Lemina, Rugani, Sturaro Torino: Padelli; Bovo, Glik, Moretti; Peres, Acquah, Vives, Baselli, Molinaro; Maxi Lopez, Quagliarella Torino bench: Castellazzi, Ichazo, Zappacosta, Benassi, Silva, Amauri, Prcic, Pryyma, Belotti http://www.goal.com/en-gb/tables/serie-a/13?ICID=SP_TN_127

JUVENTUS - TORINO - MATCHDAY 11 Saturday, October 31st, 2015 - 6:00 PM Juventus Stadium, Turin Referee: Gianluca Rocchi Maxi Lopez: 'Aggressive Toro' http://www.football-italia.net/75100/maxi-lopez-aggressive-toro? Oct 31, 2015 Maxi Lopez assured Torino “are always aggressive, let alone when we’re facing Juventus.” The Derby della Mole kicks off at 18.00 CET - 17.00 GMT. “We are always aggressive in our games whoever the opponent may be, let alone when we’re facing Juventus in the local derby,” the striker told Sky Sport Italia. “Juventus have individual talents who can hurt you at any moment and we must be very careful, making the most of our potential. “It’ll be a wonderful challenge against Paulo Dybala, a fellow Argentine, and certainly a great game overall. “Toro will try to the last second to get all three points.” http://www.goal.com/en-gb/tables/serie-a/13?ICID=SP_TN_127

JUVENTUS - TORINO - MATCHDAY 11 Saturday, October 31st, 2015 - 6:00 PM Juventus Stadium, Turin Referee: Gianluca Rocchi MATCH PREVIEW http://www.football-italia.net/SerieA/match/preview/69926 Oct 31, 2015 The Turin teams are struggling in Serie A, which makes the Derby della Mole between Juventus and Torino even more important. The Old Lady haven’t found their best form since the start of the season. The home defeat on opening day against Udinese doesn’t appear that big of a surprise anymore. Juventus gained seven points against Bologna, Inter and Atalanta, but were beaten by Sassuolo. The defending champions fell into an old habit this season, shooting a lot at goal without scoring. But that wasn’t the only problem. Keeper Gianluigi Buffon was angered at his team’s lacklustre display. “It's very simple, if you don't win any of your 50-50 or aerial battles and you can't string together three passes, then that's no recipe for success”, said the Bianconeri legend. Juventus are on the brink of a real crisis. Torino started the season with a bang. They recorded only one loss during their first six games of the season. Since then however, the Granata have gained only two points in four outings, including a 2-1 loss at lowly Carpi and a 3-3 draw against Genoa with a late equaliser. Torino have therefore dropped to the middle of the pack. Giampiero Ventura’s team will make it tough on their city rivals. Torino have already committed 161 fouls this season, which places them third in Serie A. But don’t underestimate the Granata on offense. They are fourth in the league with a shot accuracy of 48 per cent. Meanwhile, Juventus are just 17th with 37 per cent. It will be a Derby della Mole on the cutting edge. Both Juventus and Torino need points to keep their expectations alive. Especially Juventus can’t afford another loss. After Buffon’s reaction, the Bianconeri must perform against the Granata. Keep an Eye On: Daniele Baselli (Torino) – Daniele Baselli scored three goals in his first three games of the season. He scored just one goals during the next seven and was benched against Genoa. Look for Baselli to come out strong and show Serie A that his rocket start was no fluke. Form Guide: Juventus (L W D W L) Torino (D L D L W) Last season: Juventus – Torino 2-1 Stat Fact: Juventus have not lossed to Torino at home in over 20 years. Their last Derby della Mole loss was back in April 1995. Juventus (probable): Buffon; Bonucci, Barzagli, Rugani; Sandro, Cuadrado, Pogba, Khedira, Marchisio; Dybala, Morata Suspended: Chiellini Torino (probable): Padelli; Glik, Zappacosta, Moretti, Bovo, Molinaro; Vives, Baselli, Acquah; Quagliarella, Lopez Suspended: none http://www.goal.com/en-gb/tables/serie-a/13?ICID=SP_TN_127

JUVENTUS - TORINO - MATCHDAY 11 Saturday, October 31st, 2015 - 6:00 PM Juventus Stadium, Turin Referee: Gianluca Rocchi Nedved: 'Agnelli furious with Juve' http://www.football-italia.net/75072/nedved-agnelli-furious-juve? Oct 31, 2015 Pavel Nedved admits Andrea Agnelli “was infuriated” after defeat to Sassuolo, but Juventus must recover against Torino today. The Derby della Mole kicks off at 18.00 CET - 17.00 GMT. “On Wednesday I was supposed to be at the stadium because it was a particularly important game for us,” he told Czech paper Sport after receiving a medal of honour from his home nation. “President Agnelli was in the United States and also disappointed he couldn’t be at the match. During the ceremony I kept my phone switched off, but when I turned it back on, bad messages started arriving. “I was checking the minute by minute action and read ‘1-0 to Sassuolo, Chiellini sent off.’ It was half-time and I was on the verge of a coronary… “I spoke to Agnelli until 1am, as I was in Prague and he was in the United States. He was truly infuriated by how things had gone. It had been a long time since I’d heard him so furious. “We are 14th in the table and that doesn’t happen often. We are all terribly disappointed. Naturally I was also in contact with (director Beppe) Marotta, who was at the game, and he filled me in on all the details. “It’s an ugly situation, we’ve got to do something to get back to winning ways. We were convinced that we were back, then received this punch in the face…” Nedved took on a directorial role after retirement and was recently appointed Vice-President of Juventus. “If I am not at the training ground, then I am in my office, two or three times a week. I feel better when on the field because I think I can help more in contact with the Coach and sporting director. “I believe it is also important for the players that I spend time with them. We have a fairly young squad and I can give them advice. “In any case, playing is much easier than being a President!” http://www.goal.com/en-gb/tables/serie-a/13?ICID=SP_TN_127

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Serie A - 11^ Giornata Andata - 31-10-2015 (ore 18:00) JUVENTUS - TORINO - Sabato, 31 ottobre 2015 - ore 18:00 Juventus Stadium - Torino Arbitro: Gianluca Rocchi Confronti ufficiali 189 - 140 (Serie A) - 16 (Coppa Italia) - 8 (Campionato divisione nazionale) - 4 (Campionato di guerra) - 17 (Campionato 1^ categoria) - 3 (Campionato federale) - 1 (Spareggio UEFA) Vittorie Juventus 79 - 64 (Serie A) - 7 (Coppa Italia) - 4 (Campionato divisione nazionale) - 1 (Campionato di guerra) - 2 (Campionato 1a categoria) - 1 (Campionato federale) Pareggi 54 - 41 (Serie A) - 5 (Coppa Italia) - 2 (Campionato di guerra) - 5 (Campionato 1a categoria) - 1 (Spareggio UEFA) Vittorie Torino 56 - 35 (Serie A) - 4 (Coppa Italia) - 4 (Campionato divisione nazionale) - 1 (Campionato di guerra) - 10 (Campionato 1a categoria) - 2 (Campionato federale) Goals Juventus 272 - 210 (Serie A) - 20 (Coppa Italia) - 8 (Campionato divisione nazionale) - 6 (Campionato di guerra) - 25 (Campionato 1a categoria) - 3 (Campionato federale) Goals Torino 232 - 146 (Serie A) - 17 (Coppa Italia) - 10 (Campionato divisione nazionale) - 9 (Campionato di guerra) - 47 (Campionato 1a categoria) - 3 (Campionato federale) Juventus - Torino in casa della Juve, Serie A Confronti ufficiali 70 Vittorie Juventus 36 (L'ultima il 30.11.2014, 2-1) Pareggi 18 (L'ultimo il 26.02.2008, 0-0) Vittorie Torino 16 (L'ultima il 09.04.1995, 1-2) Goals Juventus 117 Goals Torino 72 Giocatori con più presenze e goals contro il Torino in casa della Juve 13 presenze Scirea Gaetano 12 Bettega Roberto 11 Boniperti Giampiero 11 Causio Franco 11 Furino Giuseppe 11 Gentile Claudio 11 Salvadore Sandro 11 Varglien I Mario 11 Zoff Dino 10 Cabrini Antonio 8 goals Boniperti Giampiero 6 Hansen John 6 Sivori Omar Enrique 5 Cesarini Renato 4 Borel II Felice Placido 4 Platini Michel 3 Bellini Savino 3 Conte Antonio 3 Del Piero Alessandro 3 Lushta Riza Ultimi confronti diretti 30.09.2007 Serie A Torino-Juventus 0-1 26.02.2008 Serie A Juventus-Torino 0-0 25.10.2008 Serie A Juventus-Torino 1-0 07.03.2009 Serie A Torino-Juventus 0-1 01.12.2012 Serie A Juventus-Torino 3-0 28.04.2013 Serie A Torino-Juventus 0-2 29.09.2013 Serie A Torino-Juventus 0-1 23.02.2014 Serie A Juventus-Torino 1-0 30.11.2014 Serie A Juventus-Torino 2-1 26.04.2015 Serie A Torino-Juventus 2-1 Giocate 10 - Vittorie Juventus 8 - Pareggi 1 - Vittorie Torino 1 - Goals Juventus 13 - Goals Torino 3 da juworld.net http://www.goal.com/it/tables/serie-a/13

JUVENTUS - TORINO - MATCHDAY 11 Saturday, October 31st, 2015 - 6:00 PM Juventus Stadium, Turin Referee: Gianluca Rocchi Juventus V Torino- Preview: Bianconeri Hope To Bounce Back Against City Rivals http://forzaitalianfootball.com/2015/10/juventus-v-torino-preview-bianconeri-hope-to-bounce-back-against-city-rivals/? Oct 30, 2015 Juventus will be hoping to put their mid-week disappointment behind them as they take on city rivals Torino in the Derby della Mole at the Juventus Stadium. The Bianconeri lost once again in midweek, as they were beaten 1-0 at Sassuolo. The Neroverdi won on Wednesday night thanks to a superb Nicola Sansone free kick with matter made worse for Juve after Giorgio Chiellini was sent off in the first half. Juve had appeared to have turned a corner, having been on a three game unbeaten run in Serie A. After the Sassuolo defeat, however, Juve are in 12th place in Serie A with just 12 points from ten matches. Juve will though be aiming to continue their fine home record, with the Bianconeri having only lost once in their last 38 home matches in Serie A. Torino also come into the game off the back off a disappointing result. Il Toro thought they had beaten Genoa, with a late Panagiotis Tachtsidis own goal, giving Torino the lead at 3-2 in the 89th minute. But in injury time Genoa levelled through Diego Laxalt leaving Torino without a win in four Serie A games. With the game against Juventus being played at the Juventus Stadium, Torino will be hoping to improve their away form, having have lost their last three away matches in Serie A. Il Toro do, however, go into the derby higher in Serie A then Juventus for the first time in 22 years with the Granata two places and three points better off than their city rivals. Juventus have had the edge over Torino in recent games between the two sides, winning five of the last six derbies. The Bianconeri have a formidable home record against Torino having won their last four home matches against them in all competitions. Juve won the last meeting at the Juventus stadium 2-1 thanks to a last minute winner from Andrea Pirlo despite having Stephan Lichtsteiner sent off in the second half. When the two team met last, however, it was Torino who came out on top 2-1 to secure their first win over Juve in 20 years. The drought was ended thanks to goals from current Manchester United defender Matteo Darmian and ex Juventus striker Fabio Quagliarella. Juventus coach Massimiliano Allegri will be without injured trio Roberto Pereyra, Kwadwo Asamoah and Lichtsteiner for the Torino game. Chiellini will also miss out as he serves his suspension for the red card he picked up against Sassuolo. Torino are still missing a host of first time players such as Joel Obi, Danilo Avelar and Nikola Maksimovic due to injury. After his goal and fine performance against Genoa, Davide Zappacosta will be hoping to hold onto his starting position at right wing-back amidst competition from Bruno Peres. Form Guide: Juventus (W-D-D-W-L) Torino (W-L-D-L-D) Expected Starting XIs Juventus: Buffon; Padoin, Barzagli, Bonucci, Evra; Khedira, Marchisio, Pogba; Cuadrado, Mandzukic, Morata Torino: Padelli; Bovo, Glik, Moretti; Peres, Benassi, Vives, Baselli, Molinaro; Quagliarella, Maxi Lopez http://www.goal.com/en-gb/tables/serie-a/13?ICID=SP_TN_127

Juve work out Cuadrado plan http://www.football-italia.net/75056/juve-work-out-cuadrado-plan? Oct 30, 2015 Multiple sources claim Juventus will meet Juan Cuadrado’s agent tomorrow to discuss making his move from Chelsea permanent. The winger arrived in Turin on loan over the summer and rapidly rediscovered his old form. According to Sky Sport Italia and Mediaset Premium, agent Alessandro Lucci will be in Turin on Saturday for negotiations with Juve. The meeting is due either before or after the big local derby against Torino. While the deal was a dry loan, so without an option to make the move permanent, Chelsea have opened the door to letting Cuadrado go. The Stamford Bridge side bought the Colombian from Fiorentina in February for £23.3m and the loan of Mohamed Salah. However, it’s widely reported in Italy that Juve could buy Cuadrado for a significant discount.

JUVENTUS - TORINO - MATCHDAY 11 Saturday, October 31st, 2015 - 6:00 PM Juventus Stadium, Turin Referee: Gianluca Rocchi JUVENTUS V TORINO MATCH PREVIEW http://www.juvefc.com/juventus-v-torino-match-preview-and-scouting-report/? Oct 30, 2015 Juventus Just as it looked like Juventus were ready to go on a run, here comes the stinker. The approach in the Sassuolo game was simply inexcusable: the guys were too careless and nervous and got outplayed in the first half. The gem by Nicola Sansone and the Giorgio Chiellini red card did the rest. The reaction in the second half was decent, but not enough to produce a goal and, as we have seen multiple times this season, Juventus’ territorial dominance tends to be sterile and fails to create clear-cut chances. The players and the coach surely share the blame for the debacle. Sometimes the squad looks too discombobulated for a team with so many quality players in the roster, so I would say that, while you could argue that there has been some bad luck too, the issue starts with the coaching. The players often seem to go on the pitch without a clear idea of what to do and of what the game plan is and improvise or constantly try to create a play on their own. At times, they do not look very motivated and locked in mentally. Gianluigi Buffon and Patrice Evra have basically called out their teammates on Sunday: I surely respect those two a lot, but what does that say about the authority of the coach in the locker room? At this point, the Turin derby becomes crucial for both the season and Massimiliano Allegri. I do not think that a firing is imminent, even though the whispers are starting to get louder, but if you Juventus fail to beat Torino and Empoli, what else is left to do to try to right the ship? After ten games, this is the worst start since 1969/1970 and the Ferrara and Delneri teams outpaced this one, with way worse rosters. The gap from the top of the table is now 11 points. We know how football works, the coach is the first one who pays the price. Allegri is keeping it cool in the eye of the storm, but the decision to sit Sami Khedira while Claudio Marchisio was sidelined by the flu is a sin. I get the explanations, but you do not rest players on the road against a good team that was undefeated at home. You simply do not. He should have planned it in advance and benched the German world champion against Atalanta, if he thought fatigue could be an issue. The rotation needs to be more scientific, sometimes he gives the impression that he is punting games. Martin Caceres and Claudio Marchisio have been called up and they are available, Giorgio Chiellini is suspended. The coach will opt for a full-fledged 4-3-3, with Andrea Barzagli and Leonardo Bonucci as centre-backs and either Simone Padoin or Martin Caceres as right back. If the Uruguayan defender is fit enough to play 90 minutes, he will get the start. If Marchisio is still sick, there are plenty of options to replace him, starting with Mario Lemina. Alvaro Morata is primed to be in the XI after being benched for two games in a row, with Juan Cuadrado on the other flank. The final spot in the attack is really anybody’s game: Mario Mandzukic has been getting a lot of minutes because the coaching staff wants him to regain the right condition after the injury, but he has not looked good; Dybala was a star against Atalanta but was just ok against Sassuolo; Simone Zaza has not featured much in the most recent games. I will go with the safest choice, Mandzukic. Probable lineup 4-3-3: Buffon; Caceres, Barzagli, Bonucci, Evra; Khedira, Marchisio, Pogba; Cuadrado, Mandzukic, Morata. Injuries: Lichtsteiner (heart condition), Pereyra (hamstring), Asamoah (hamstring). Suspended: Giorgio Chiellini Torino Torino had a very good start, but then they slumped. They have not won in the last four matches: two defeats on the road against Carpi and Lazio and two home ties against Milan and Genoa. Their recent play has been uninspiring. On the road, they have beaten only Frosinone on the seasonal debut, then one draw and three losses. Yet, they approach the Derby with a three-point lead over Juventus, which is very unusual in the recent history of the two franchises. So, what happened after the hot start? First of all, they got really banged up. They have lost Nikola Maksimovic and Danilo Avelar, who are arguably two of their best five players, and they have not returned yet. They have had some minor injuries here and there that messed up with the rotations. Secondly, Fabio Quagliarella, hands down their best offensive weapon, has not scored in six matches and, while Andrea Belotti and Maxi Lopez are decent strikers, they have trouble finalizing when Quaglia is not on form. Despite their recent issues, they remain a very good team, even if they are not a typical Giampiero Ventura team. Other versions of Torino used a faster pace because they had quicker forwards: only Josef Martinez is a speedster, but they do not field him a lot. The flank game is the one element that adds some juice to their offense: the right wing has been a strength with both Bruno Peres and Davide Zappacosta, but Cristian Molinaro, who has filled in for Avelar, is not much of a threat. Ventura has been able to reinvent himself multiple times and this time is trying to be successful with a grit-and-grind squad that has more quality in the midfield than it does in the attack. Daniele Baselli has been an excellent addition: while he has been highly touted since his Cittadella days, he had never lived up to the expectations; this year, however, he is playing great and has already scored four goals, including a couple of stunners: he just needed the right coach to bloom. On the other hand, Daniele Padelli is not having a good year, so maybe Juventus can exploit that. As you would expect, their 3-5-2 is very stout. They have experience and physicality in the back with Kamil Glik, Nicola Moretti and Cesare Bovo. They have many choices in the midfield: they can either use a pretty technical formation featuring both Marco Benassi and Daniele Baselli or a more muscular one with Afriyie Acquah. They paid good money to snatch Benassi from Inter, but strangely enough they prefer to have come off the bench. The coach likes to a defense-first player anchoring the midfield: Giuseppe Vives will start this one as Alessandro Gazzi is ailing. The only doubt about the lineup is who will be Quagliarella’s partner upfront: Maxi Lopez is the favourite over Belotti at this stage. Their best players Peres, Quagliarella and Baselli have been rested on Sunday, that is how much Derby means to them. Probable lineup 3-5-2: Padelli; Bovo, Glik, Moretti; Bruno Peres, Benassi, Vives, Baselli, Molinaro; Maxi Lopez, Quagliarella. Injuries: Farnerud (knee), Maksimovic (foot), Avelar (knee), Jansson (knee), Obi (thigh), Gazzi (knee), Martinez (knee). Suspended: None Formation http://www.goal.com/en-gb/tables/serie-a/13?ICID=SP_TN_127

JUVENTUS - TORINO - MATCHDAY 11 Saturday, October 31st, 2015 - 6:00 PM Juventus Stadium, Turin Referee: Gianluca Rocchi Ultras watch Juventus training http://www.football-italia.net/75051/ultras-watch-juventus-training? Oct 30, 2015 Juventus’ Ultras turned up at Vinovo this morning, and were allowed to watch the team training. The Bianconeri have lost four of their opening 10 Serie A games, and currently sit 12th in the table, ahead of the derby with Torino tomorrow. According to giornalaccio rosa dello Sport, a group of fans with a banner arrived at Vinovo shortly before lunchtime to fire-up the team. The Ultras were allowed in to watch the final 10 minutes of morning training from the stands. http://www.goal.com/en-gb/tables/serie-a/13?ICID=SP_TN_127

JUVENTUS - TORINO - MATCHDAY 11 Saturday, October 31st, 2015 - 6:00 PM Juventus Stadium, Turin Referee: Gianluca Rocchi Allegri: ‘Doubts over line-up’ http://www.football-italia.net/75044/allegri-%E2%80%98doubts-over-line-up%E2%80%99? Oct 30, 2015 Max Allegri admits he still has “some doubts” over Juventus’ line-up for the Derby della Mole. The Bianconeri face Torino tomorrow, and currently lie three points behind their city rivals. “What do we have to do to save our season?” Allegri considered in his pre-match Press conference. “Rise up the table. We can’t say ‘we’ve arrived, we’ve arrived’ after every game. We have to get through in the Champions League, with two decisive games. That’s the first goal. “Then we have to come back in the League and Coppa Italia and maybe improve the situation. “I’m thinking about the game tomorrow, I still have some doubts over the formation.” The Juventus squad was also announced, with Claudio Marchisio and Martin Caceres back in contention. “Marchisio is better. He’s available. Caceres is in the squad, we’re almost at full-strength.” Juventus squad to face Torino: Buffon, Caceres, Khedira, Zaza, Marchisio, Morata, Pogba, Hernanes, Alex Sandro, Barzagli, Cuadrado, Mandzukic, Lemina, Bonucci, Padoin, Dybala, Rugani, Neto, Sturaro, Evra, Audero. http://www.goal.com/en-gb/tables/serie-a/13?ICID=SP_TN_127

JUVENTUS - TORINO - MATCHDAY 11 Saturday, October 31st, 2015 - 6:00 PM Juventus Stadium, Turin Referee: Gianluca Rocchi Allegri: ‘No favourites in derby’ http://www.football-italia.net/75042/allegri-%E2%80%98no-favourites-derby%E2%80%99? Oct 30, 2015 Juventus Coach Massimiliano Allegri warns “in derbies there are no favourites” as he prepares to face Torino. The Bianconeri have endured a disastrous start to the season, losing four of their opening 10 games, and are three points behind their city rivals. “In derbies there are no favourites,” Allegri cautioned in his pre-match Press conference. “The last two derbies have been hard-fought and and tomorrow’s game will be the same. “I expect the usual Torino, Ventura’s teams look to lower the pace, but that doesn’t mean they don’t get goals. They play the same way, and they’re always difficult to play against. “It’s an important game, much more important for us in terms of the table than for them.” Juve have been in ritiro this week, following defeat to Sassuolo on Wednesday, and Allegri is not looking for excuses. “Fear is useless. We just have to do better than we’ve been doing, we don’t need to go looking for the why and the how. “We have to put our energy out there on the pitch, but without being nervous. Even in bad times, you have to go onto the pitch with intelligence. “Nervousness won’t get us anywhere. We have to play good football, and concentrate on that, nervousness won’t help.” This morning’s newspapers suggested the former Milan Coach could be in danger of the sack if negative results continue, does he feel under threat? “The thought hasn’t crossed my mind, but if you don’t get results then the Coach is the one who pays,” Allegri admitted. “Now that everyone is available we have more choices, my team has quality but we have to get results. “Now that I have everyone available there are more options in terms of formation and competition within the squad.” http://www.goal.com/en-gb/tables/serie-a/13?ICID=SP_TN_127