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there was a subsequent investigation after fagioli's and tonali's ban to find out whether there was any other players involved. after checking the two players' phones they found out that multiple players played poker on illegal sites. and the press is kind of blaming fagioli for all of this lol...

or he is really a childhood juventino and it really was a shitty feeling for him when he got fired

oh boy fagioli nostalgia when

he looked much better 2 years ago when he debuted, but failed to raise his level one great game (leipzig) aside, he's been shit. i can't blame that on motta/giuntoli/jj

how many assists to kean? :numnum:

fagioli, tonali, raya? pls discuss

is it him though

that backpass, fucking hell serb mafia can have him

or this was the deal all along: jj helps and prevents him from getting terminated by the serb mafia, then fagioli fucks off to boost the budget

again, not fragile but broken

still one good game all season not fragile, broken

that moonball clearance reminded me of peak nadal on clay, without the effectiveness lol his season is still completely forgettable, besides that excellent leipzig game

not sure about the potential. a player who can pass like fagioli is hard to find. he's not a bad player by any means, he's useful in getting the ball forward, he's effective in creating shots from both open play and dead ball situations. even motta's tactics help him too: as you mentioned...

fagioli was one of our best players in leipzig, that's what distorts his otherwise spotlessly mediocre season. i like him as a player but he shouldn't play as a starter in this form, especially not twice per week. he got ran over by both stuttgart and inda midfields, and barella even had a shit...

when we beat lecce and inda in consecutive rounds thanks to his goals. he also played a very good game against leipzig which is arguably our best team effort this season it still looks like his development hit a wall. crucial months ahead of him. if tuz gives up on him his career is clearly over

winning duels kept rabiot in the team for years. that was his main asset, nobody was as physical as him fagioli in rabiot's body would be a straight out unstoppable player in modern football

this, and concentration too rabiot won 60% of his duels by sleeping through multiple seasons. fagioli can't afford to fall asleep for a second rooting for his success of course. homegrown players rarely become rock solid starters at juve to begin with