Massimiliano Allegri was furious in the final minutes of Milan–Juventus when he first took his jacket and tie off and then stormed off the pitch.
The Bianconeri secured a 1-0 win at the Stadio Meazza on Sunday, climbing to second place, two points below leaders Inter.
A goal from Manuel Locatelli gifted Juventus all three points, but Allegri was not happy with his players in the final stages of the match. The Tuscan coach wanted his men to handle the ball better than they were doing and made sure the message came through.
First, he angrily took his jacket off, something he had already done a few years ago during a win away at Carpi. This time, however, he also took off his tie while shouting to players on the pitch and on the bench.
The show continued as the final whistle approached as the Livorno-born coach urged his players to hold the ball close to the corner flag. He had to leave his technical area to do so and was therefore given a yellow card.
He protested to referee Maurizio Mariani and entered the tunnel before the final whistle.
Hollywood is looking for some good drama actors, Allegri could be in the running for it.
This ‘rage’ act in the final minutes of big games is getting old now mister Allegri..