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That 1 year in Milan changed EVERYTHING in regards to our perception of him. Didn't get along with Allegri? Forces his way out. Was miserable in Milan? We welcome him back for some odd reason. Take that 1 year away and he's as much a legend in the eyes of Juventini as nearly anyone...

Against the majority of Serie A teams? Sure. But I don't want to see him on the pitch for important CL matches. DeLigt is already a superior player, and if Demiral can get back to where he was prior to his injury, there would be no reason to have Bonucci out there. Demiral brings that...

I must admit. I'm starting to wear out my F5 button in the hopes of this thread ending up in the history section.

First it was Anthony Davis to the Lakers. Then De Ligt mere moments away from joining us. And then it was the Lakers clearing a max cap space for free agency. And then it was Rabiot all but official for us. And now this :lol: Oh, please let this happen. Oh what a joyous day it would be...

I'm talking about the narrative in general, not necessarily what Max said. I should have been a little clearer. I apologize.

Ok. So if he did nothing wrong, then what gives Bonucci the right to say he could have handled the situation differently? And who died and made Bonucci the authority to speak about this IN PUBLIC.

Yet the CAPTAIN of our club said not once, but TWICE that Kean did absolutely nothing wrong.

I find it disturbing and hilarious at the same time that Bonucci and Allegri don't realize that Kean's celebration was not the cause of the racist chants, but it was the result of the racist chants throughout parts of the match prior to the goal. This narrative that Kean somehow caused these...

Olive Lives Matter

Well, I mean we can't all be bavarians such as yourself, but we do what we can

And for the record, I am of Italian descent as well. And my skin is a little darker than what most white people would have. But guess what? I'm white.

As a government mortgage underwriter, I can confirm that there is an "Olive" option in the race section. Oh wait. No there isn't!!!!!!!

Ok. So, not fully supporting your teammate who was the subject of racial abuse is ok. I get it .

Hey now, wait a minute. Don't go lumping all of us Republicans together now.

Even if, for the sake of argument, he had a point. You simply do NOT say that in public, after what your teammate has been through. That is something you say in private, if you say it at all.

And if he were still in Milan, and he said that about Kessie, the amount of people on this forum trying to defend him would be less than zero 1554318660 Well what do you know. Someone else that gets it as well. 1554318784 It's shit like this that really makes me miss Gigi. And that is no...

And if he were playing for Milan right now, and he said this about one of his black teammates, i can guarantee that EVERYONE on this forum would be laughing at him and taking him to task for it.

Bottom line. You do NOT call out an 18 year old teammate who was suffering from racial abuse and say that he asked for it. 1554317234 And here is something else. If this were 2018 and Bonucci did this to Frank Kessie, do you think that there would be even an ounce of energy in defending him?

So you can read this man's mind, and know what his "intent" was? So by saying that Kean is at least 50% at fault, he was trying to give him a positive message. Right. And what reaction by Kean, may I ask? Standing there with his arms wide open in response to suffering racist abuse BEFORE...

Maybe he can get some advice from Ralph Northam