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Good January, bad February. Can Allegri?s men get back on track" Two points out of 12 is bad. Really bad, even, especially considering the competition ? a who?s who of relegation battlers ? and the context ? a dramatic and irrevocable fall from title contention. What is arguably even worse is that Max Allegri?s Juventus appear to have gotten worse as these four games have progressed.
The Old Lady did not deserve a point against Hellas Verona, and were it not for a penalty and a wonky goal from Adrien Rabiot she would?ve left with a single point out of 12.
With how bad the last four games have been, what exactly does the panic meter look like" Given the performance against Verona, and given the fact that Allegri felt the need to switch formations from the one he has used all season long, you feel like it has to be high in Turin. For my money, we?re at a robust 8/10 on the scale. No matter what number you choose, one question lingers like a pall of fog: What can Allegri do about it"
1. Start Charly in the midfield
The trio of Adrien Rabiot, Manuel Locatelli, and Weston McKennie was never good enough. We knew that. In a 3-5-2, however, it seemed at times just enough of a patchwork combination to get the job done. This appears to no longer be the case.
Charly Alcaraz needs to start the next game. Is he a midfield savior" Probably not. Is his presence going to pal...