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[CL] JUVENTUS 1-0 Porto [14th March, 2017] (4 Viewers)
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Can you remember many clear cut chances? And the scary thing is it wasn't for lack of trying its not like we sat back and tried to control the game from there we tried to force chances and left our selves open at the back more than a few times.
Even Allegri cleary stated in his post match interview that he was not happy with the performance. It was poor and thats a fact convince yourselves otherwise all you want.
Incase you guys missed it:
Max Allegri was far from happy with Juventus after reaching the Champions League quarter-finals. “We need to improve the quality of our football.”
Paulo Dybala converted a penalty for the 1-0 win over Porto, 3-0 on aggregate, after Maxi Pereira was sent off for handball on the line.
“The objective was to reach the top eight, now we’ll see who we end up with. We need to improve the quality of our football, which in the second half today left a lot to be desired, as the result isn’t everything,” Allegri told Mediaset Premium.
“The more you try to force things, the worse they come out. The guys played an intelligent first half without running any risks, but in the second half against 10 men we weren’t giving the moves any pace and defended badly too, as we risked conceding a couple of times.
“We have to do one thing right: either attack and score more goals or decide to keep the ball and do that until the opposition falls asleep with boredom, but today we did neither properly.
“We had to make the full-backs run and then go into the space when it opened up, but instead we had too many short passes, trying to force our way through, and it wasn’t the right way. It also left us open to the dangerous counter-attacks.
“It was the maximum result with the minimum effort, fine, but we didn’t do it well in the second half. If we’re going to control the situation, control it well. Instead we were too hasty and in a way it’s fortunate, as now we can work on it in training and fix this problem.”
Allegri was asked about his decision to replace Juan Cuadrado with Marko Pjaca at half-time.
“Cuadrado was on a yellow card, we were 1-0 up, so I thought it best not to risk. Pjaca is a young player who needs to understand that attacking is all well and good, but defending and working for the team is too. Cuadrado has the same issues.
“Whoever we end up against, we will face with hunger, enthusiasm and the desire to improve ourselves.”
Even Allegri cleary stated in his post match interview that he was not happy with the performance. It was poor and thats a fact convince yourselves otherwise all you want.
Incase you guys missed it:
Max Allegri was far from happy with Juventus after reaching the Champions League quarter-finals. “We need to improve the quality of our football.”
Paulo Dybala converted a penalty for the 1-0 win over Porto, 3-0 on aggregate, after Maxi Pereira was sent off for handball on the line.
“The objective was to reach the top eight, now we’ll see who we end up with. We need to improve the quality of our football, which in the second half today left a lot to be desired, as the result isn’t everything,” Allegri told Mediaset Premium.
“The more you try to force things, the worse they come out. The guys played an intelligent first half without running any risks, but in the second half against 10 men we weren’t giving the moves any pace and defended badly too, as we risked conceding a couple of times.
“We have to do one thing right: either attack and score more goals or decide to keep the ball and do that until the opposition falls asleep with boredom, but today we did neither properly.
“We had to make the full-backs run and then go into the space when it opened up, but instead we had too many short passes, trying to force our way through, and it wasn’t the right way. It also left us open to the dangerous counter-attacks.
“It was the maximum result with the minimum effort, fine, but we didn’t do it well in the second half. If we’re going to control the situation, control it well. Instead we were too hasty and in a way it’s fortunate, as now we can work on it in training and fix this problem.”
Allegri was asked about his decision to replace Juan Cuadrado with Marko Pjaca at half-time.
“Cuadrado was on a yellow card, we were 1-0 up, so I thought it best not to risk. Pjaca is a young player who needs to understand that attacking is all well and good, but defending and working for the team is too. Cuadrado has the same issues.
“Whoever we end up against, we will face with hunger, enthusiasm and the desire to improve ourselves.”
We could see this performance coming from a mile away
It's always difficult to play an attacking game when you have a lead to protect
We don't play very open and attack when ever we have the ball
Porto did not want to attack much so the team wasn't going to leave any spaces open for a counter attack.
It was not the best performance but it's hard to judge where the team is at when our opponents basically handed us the tie
Team did a good job and we move on
It's always difficult to play an attacking game when you have a lead to protect
We don't play very open and attack when ever we have the ball
Porto did not want to attack much so the team wasn't going to leave any spaces open for a counter attack.
It was not the best performance but it's hard to judge where the team is at when our opponents basically handed us the tie
Team did a good job and we move on
What else is Allegri supposed to say?
He is not gonna be like "no one wanted to run and that's cool, we are too good to care y'all"
Like even Allegri said, maximum result with minimum effort. That's perfect for a second leg of a midweek game against a team that had nothing to play for. You are winning 3-0, they have 10 men behind the ball, you have a game over the weekend in a long season, why not be smart and conserve energy?
He even took out Cuadrado at HT, nobody takes off a key player at half time if the game isn't done. Or take out your best playmaker for a DM lmao. Allegri knew exactly what he was doing, and it worked perfectly.
He is not gonna be like "no one wanted to run and that's cool, we are too good to care y'all"
Like even Allegri said, maximum result with minimum effort. That's perfect for a second leg of a midweek game against a team that had nothing to play for. You are winning 3-0, they have 10 men behind the ball, you have a game over the weekend in a long season, why not be smart and conserve energy?
He even took out Cuadrado at HT, nobody takes off a key player at half time if the game isn't done. Or take out your best playmaker for a DM lmao. Allegri knew exactly what he was doing, and it worked perfectly.
why we only heard porto fans in the stadium: http://www.around-j.com/juventus-curva-sud-strike-vs-porto/
