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I'd take Tancredi if it meant a sliver of hope this fucker leaves

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What tactics? They just run fast and put a 100 crosses in. If Italy don't get drawn into a run and gun game, control the ball and pass around them with patience it is an easy win.

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Albanese wrote today an article for GdS about the first and second team of Allegri. Have no idea what part inside information and what part guessing it is, but he said Allegri wants a versatile team capable of adapting to every situation and wants two players for every position. Juve A...

It is a better midfield and better team overall than what he left. Not good enough and balanced enough but definitely better IMO

Hope Kean and Zaniolo stay healthy and develop as fast as Chiesa and Barella. With the two of them instead of Immobile and Insigne Italy could be a real force again.

Can't remember the last time I fell in love with a player this fast. He has everything you'd want in a football player and has that childish joy and charm off the pitch. Really getting Del Piero vibes from him :green:

He really wasn't that good today. He left a huge hole in midfield for Morata to score that equalizer and got marked out of the game while Olmo did whatever he wanted through the middle. Fine player but really struggles against physicality and speed.

Brych is a disaster. Immobile is playing for Spain. Worst striker I've ever seen. And they left Kean at home for this shit. Midfield needs to step up or get out. Busquets is running circles around them, they have no clue how to deal with Olmo and Pedri moving between lines.

Agresti on VS again today. - Absolute priority is Locatelli. Allegri sees him as a regista because he has any kind of pass in his arsenal, is strong physically to protect the defense. (From everything he writes there he seems like he is certain Locatelli will come) - Repeats again Locatelli...

No. I've read and heard a couple times since then when they told him he was going to be sold he said that's fine. Not that he hated him, but didn't consider him irreplaceable. Again, according to reports

Someone followed up on CR 'if he stays' with question about Cherubini saying today there have been no signals about leaving and whether there is any deadline of when they expect to hear from CR, Agresti said:

Someone asked about these players: Hlozek, Bakker, Gravenberch or Ekkelenkamp? Shomurodov? He replied no on all of them.