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Mind you, I loved Vialli and hope he comes back to Juve one day as our coach.

I just re-read my comment...when I said striker I meant goalscorer, that is I beleive Vialli is a better leader than Trez, but Trez is a better goal scorer than Vialli.

I agree about that, but I still believe Trez is a better striker than Vialli is.

Al Harbi but Vialli was bought to score goals and he did not show those results. Trapattoni even tried to invent him as a midfielder to try and save his career :LOL: Don't know if it was really the drugs that made him get back his form in 1994-96 seasons but those 2 seasons were his only real...

Vialli will be remembered more for his leadership skills rather than his goal scoring skills. We criticise Trezeguet for not scoring enough goals, yet Vialli used to score less than 10 goals a season.

LAC I can't agree with your reasoning :D

Even though Zidane was at times inconsistent, Gigi's Twin is right...Zidane is one of the best players that ever wore the Juve shirt. Even just watching his ball control and his movement on the pitch, it was great! Don't forget that in Italy man marking slowed him down so obviously he cannot...

Yeah that's true. It's all objective and should be taken into perspective.

We can divide this into the different eras.... In the 50-60 the most remembered players (therefore they must have been pretty good) are: Boniperti Sivori Charles From the little I saw and the stats I read, Boniperti is probably Juve's Flag. Sivori was the class that may be compared a...