Champions League 2018/19 (71 Viewers)

[piotrr]

Every season we lack depth somewehere
Oh. We finally bought what we need in attack.

Marotta: Hold my beer. *Starts wholesale in midfield*

And we have to face teams at their best that season later are irrelevant... Just Juve things.

 

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[DAiDEViL]

@DutchJuventino you a Ajax fan?

Congrats if so

 

[PhRoZeN]

Dude, we wont ever go all out attack and score 2 goals in 17 min's. Not in a million years.

Probably not, but its great for mentality, we need every bit of help next week.

:xfinger: simeone banned
:xfinger: oblak injured
:xfinger: atletico squad with flu
:xfinger: Juve lazy ass ultras keep Diego up all night while he fiddles his cohojnes.
:xfinger: griezeman frustrated all night as he keeps losing out on achieving a victory royale

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[Hængebøffer]

Just stop, you guys. We are clearly not in form to go out all attack.
But it really annoys me to see how easy people forget and think Allegri is a catenaccio coach.

 

[X Æ A-12]

I don't like Messi but watching Ramos' tackles make me want a bad injury for Ramos. Even Gentile and Montero were not that dirty. Tried to get a yellow against Ajax? Well, Real out now.

i forgot about Ramos stunt in the last leg. Hilarious. What a dumb cunt

 

[PhRoZeN]

Seriously this game upped my morale in regards to the Atleti game, this feels good. Hopefully this has the same effect than the Roma game against Barca had on us at the Bernabeu but with a different ending

Glad I'm not alone.

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[FlavioJuve]

Thank god we have 90 minutes to do so

We probably need 4 goals since our defence will likely let one slip through

 

[Snobist]

I don't know who is Ajax coach, but difference between him and Allegri is that after going 2-0 they didn't settle and defend, they went forward and attacked. I hope Allegri learned something from him.

 

[juventus4life]

I don't know who is Ajax coach, but difference between him and Allegri is that after going 2-0 they didn't settle and defend, they went forward and attacked. I hope Allegri learned something from him.

Their 4-2-3-1 was very aggressive at the time they need goals the most. And it paid off.

 

[DAiDEViL]

Having no pressure at all definitely helped Ajax as well.

 

[PhRoZeN]

Having no pressure at all definitely helped Ajax as well.

True, forgot about that.

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[Cerval]

Having no pressure at all definitely helped Ajax as well.

They lost at home, they had their back against the wall. Sure they were not favourite and awaited, but I wouldn't say that's no pressure

In the football world people assume Atletico is going to advance as well

 

[Snobist]

Their 4-2-3-1 was very aggressive at the time they need goals the most. And it paid off.

It's not about 4-2-3-1 or any formation. Their coach had balls and pushed for 3rd goal. Allegri puts a defender and hopes for the best!

 

[Hængebøffer]

I don't know who is Ajax coach, but difference between him and Allegri is that after going 2-0 they didn't settle and defend, they went forward and attacked. I hope Allegri learned something from him.

So. Like we did against away Real last year? Or away against Bayern? It’s absolutely bollocks that Allegri doesn’t play like this when possible.
Had this team been in form, it could easily control Atletico for 90 minutes. We clearly got more in control throughout the first half.

But this season is obviously different from the last ones. We looked banging till December and then sucked. It’s usually the other way around.

 

[Snobist]

So. Like we did against away Real last year? Or away against Bayern? It’s absolutely bollocks that Allegri doesn’t play like this when possible.
Had this team been in form, it could easily control Atletico for 90 minutes. We clearly got more in control throughout the first half.

But this season is obviously different from the last ones. We looked banging till December and then sucked. It’s usually the other way around.

Our team was suppose to hit the form late Feb early March, and so far we've been worse than December.

 

[Hængebøffer]

Our team was suppose to hit the form late Feb early March, and so far we've been worse than December.

Yes. But now people focus on mentality of coach and formation. That’s just stupid.

 

[Marty]

How you feeling Ramos

Is it just me or is that dude in the middle wearing neck rings?

 

[Snobist]

There goes ballon dor winner. Without Ronaldo he's just an average player. He did not deserve to win the best player of the year.

 

[DAiDEViL]

They lost at home, they had their back against the wall. Sure they were not favourite and awaited, but I wouldn't say that's no pressure

In the football world people assume Atletico is going to advance as well

For me it is. They were the clear underdogs in that match up and no one would have thought they could throw out Real over two legs, and especially not after losing at home.

If they come to Madrid and, let's say, lose 3:0, who would be surprised? Sure, fans and players would be disappointed, but it's Real Madrid right? You can lose there. Real on the other hand was under huge pressure (after two defeats against Barca) as the CL was the only thing left for them.

With us it's different. We are Juventus, are among the top favorites to win it this season and not some underdog, have brought in the GOAT, and even though everyone knows it's hard to come back after a 0:2, we all (or at least i do) expect us to turn this shit around somehow.

 

[Salvo]

Great work Ajax