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The right of reply now goes to Napoli and Juventus after Allegri returned the title to Milan last year. It was quite easy and bookies keep favouring them for this season too. No surprise there given the players available. However, it is on field tactics that may shift the balance towards more talented managers like  Mazzarri and Conte.

 

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Allegri up for it?

Last season it was his first Serie A title as a manager. With a team like Milan’s that would have been difficult not to achieve in a year where only they seemed up for it. Inter were runners-up but they do look worse after having sold Eto’o and Balotelli, adding new talent who may still be too young to shoulder serious responsibility.

 

New boss in town

However things go it will probably be a new manager who takes the title this season since neither of the contenders, apart from Allegri, have ever won the Scudetto. Allegri still holds the title of favourite given he has the best equipped squad. Juventus and Napoli have got good chances too though given the managers are two of the best propositions Italian football has come up with. Conte and Mazzarri will not let go and can easily take advantage of Allegri’s tactical uncertainties and the trouble he tends to cause with his own players.

 

Foot of the table

Amongst the newly promoted clubs only Atalanta look strong enough to keep their place in the top flight despite their point deficit. Siena and Novara are favourites to go back down not having strengthened enough to provide the fight necessary to compete with the rest. Lecce were saved by De Canio’s strategies last season but it does look harder for them to survive the drop this time around as club president Semeraro decided to part company with their saviour.

 
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