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Just show them that solo goal he scored against Milan and then his celebration with his mane blowing in the wind; they’ll think they are buying the second coming of Nedved and find a way to market the shit out of it.

His goal against Leicester remains one of the greatest goals I’ve ever seen live. It’s obvious what he offers, clearly just a question of the numbers. As long he doesn’t upset the new structure by getting more than Vlahovic, I’d be happy.

Still hoping this guy will be our first acquisition this summer outside of the free agent possibilities. Just having a committed full back making overlapping runs will finally give our wingers a chance of creating something. At minimum it’s clear he can offer that.

Matuidi was sold at the right time. If he was sold a season earlier, we would’ve had to endure an additional season of Rabbit starting weekly.

Italian football is so shit. The time wasting. The shit slow tempo. The constant dives. The referees who allow it all and are utterly shit at their job. The outdated stadiums. The shit coverage.

Must have missed it.

The team mirrors the manager. Timid, lethargic, passive, uninspired, soulless.

I feel like this is such a painfully visible, obvious flaw in our team. We can only seem to play in short 5 minute bursts and practically every opposition we come up against, be it in Europe or domestically, always look fitter and physically stronger than us.

Couldn’t care less about tiers right now. I lived through the 80s and a golden generation of great defenders, but I’ll never love a defender more than Giorgio and I’m grateful to have been able to watch him play as many times as I have. Will forever remember him the sight of him wiping someone...

I agree with the points you make and I personally agree with the decision to move on from Dybala. If we want to be competitive in Europe, we can’t carry a luxury number 10 that offers nothing out of possession and impacts less than 50% of games on the offensive end. That’s not even including the...

Didn’t think I would be too bothered about it being his last home game yesterday. However, I feel somewhat hollow today about the manner in which the club I hold dear has handled this, from the moment in around March when it was confirmed there would be no renewal, all the way through to last...

Win lose or draw, players have smiles, high fives and the Juventus song will be playing.

Sad I don’t witness his final home game at the stadium the way I did for Buffon and ADP. Lifetime imprint and likely the last club icon I will love.

If these two wing backs are so good, why have the team they play for had such a mediocre season? I’ve seen the odd game and sure they have some talent, but 30+ million to spend on a full back is a serious amount.

Let’s hope that’s the last we ever see of him in a Juventus shirt. 2 year loan would great as a 1 year loan would just mean some team sends him back like Ramsey.

absolutely adore him. However, there appears to be a clear divide in the hierarchy and he always seems to be amongst it. No surprise given his fiery personality. Although we have no clue what his role entails, he needs to move on for that reason. He won’t though, unless Agnelli does.

I think he was only given a 2 year contract if I remember correctly, so ends this summer.

Zidane will be waiting for the France job and I have no guarantees that Italiano would fare any better. Either way, both options would mean a different approach to the game, a new voice and going back to year zero which I believe is best avoided.

I’m sure this thread has gone into overdrive. He does have to take his share of the blame for going defensive that early. We may have conceded anyway, but experience tells us that once we go into that defensive low block, we can’t turn it on and go again. Still, silly to talk of an exit...

He ran around and made some sliding tackles. That’s where the bar is set.