[CL] Juventus 3-2 Porto [March 9th, 2021] (1 Viewer)

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Marc

Softcore Juventino
Jul 14, 2006
21,649
This lost has effectively ended the footballing season for us Juve fans.

Good to use the free time to research on which club has the integrity for us to support after CR7 leaves.

Or actually, could also signal the end for us as football fans. Real Football is turning into an extremely boring sports theses days. Fifa and PES games are more exciting. MMA is more exciting. Curling is also more exciting than watching khedira play football
You exaggerate too much. You always do that.

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PhRoZeN

Livin with Mediocre
Mar 29, 2006
15,816
I was the one who mentioned the motto thing in the Agnelli thread. Very good point. We're being all talk, we need to shut the fuck about talking it and get to doing it.

And that studying our wall part is just embarassing tbh. Fuckin embarrassing.
Indeed it was embarrassing, but that's what you call you preparation, I really cant remember the last manager who looked into this much detail for us. Of course theres the other side of the coin which is overprep that can backfire, but for a crucial match you'd really want to study the opponents just as well, even if they are the easiest side in the draw. Afterall and unlike a league in CL its tiny individual moments that make the big difference. Allegri always learned on the Fly, always kept things simple and to an extent it worked, of course organisation was the biggest key, it actually puts fear in the opposition, because now you are just a pain in the ass to break. That said i feel especially nowadays you just gotta be a little more street smart and have quality especially in CL, quality we wont short of, noone can argue Mbemba an ex newcastle player and Sergio Oliveria an ex nantes player both nobodies are any way better than our players. Yet they was trained and prepared and of course motivated. Not sure where our motivation went for the first half, we really did approach it like a final.

As for the Motto, its a great point honestly, we can change a logo, for marketing, then why cant we change a motto and the words we use the language and vocab in around the whole club. Psychology plays a big part here, words, make thoughts, thoughts make beliefs. It's them beliefs we carry to our CL match, putting pressure on ourselves ' its the only thing that matters, do or die, now or never' yada yada.

Changing motto is a sensitive subject because its all we've been and one could argue why now, but I think its predated, football has moved on, we need something more relevant, before it was making the means end, now its more. Boniperti came out with it, but if we had an equally as great legend in Del Piero coming out with a Motto, im sure it will be easily accepted.
 
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Elvin

Senior Member
Nov 25, 2005
36,809
Indeed it was embarrassing, but that's what you call you preparation, I really cant remember the last manager who looked into this much detail for us. Of course theres the other side of the coin which is overprep that can backfire, but for a crucial match you'd really want to study the opponents just as well, even if they are the easiest side in the draw. Afterall and unlike a league in CL its tiny individual moments that make the big difference. Allegri always learned on the Fly, always kept things simple and to an extent it worked, of course organisation was the biggest key, it actually puts fear in the opposition, because now you are just a pain in the ass to break. That said i feel especially nowadays you just gotta be a little more street smart and have quality especially in CL, quality we wont short of, noone can argue Mbemba an ex newcastle player and Sergio Oliveria an ex nantes player both nobodies are any way better than our players. Yet they was trained and prepared and of course motivated. Not sure where our motivation went for the first half, we really did approach it like a final.

As for the Motto, its a great point honestly, we can change a logo, for marketing, then why cant we change a motto and the words we use the language and vocab in around the whole club. Psychology plays a big part here, words, make thoughts, thoughts make beliefs. It's them beliefs we carry to our CL match, putting pressure on ourselves ' its the only thing that matters, do or die, now or never' yada yada.

Changing motto is a sensitive subject because its all we've been and one could argue why now, but I think its predated, football has moved on, we need something more relevant, before it was making the means end, now its more. Boniperti came out with it, but if we had an equally as great legend in Del Piero coming out with a Motto, im sure it will be easily accepted.
They've come up with "Live Ahead", but Im not sure wtf it means.

We're like Barka with their Mes que un Club, except they really believe it and have been the best for a long time.
 

JuveJay

Senior Signor
Moderator
Mar 6, 2007
72,082
They've come up with "Live Ahead", but Im not sure wtf it means.

We're like Barka with their Mes que un Club, except they really believe it and have been the best for a long time.
They were using their slogan also when they were perennial losers. It's also nothing to do with our slogan, nothing to do with winning. The club is a lot different to ours.
 

sgjuveboy

Senior Member
Oct 31, 2012
2,723
It sounds like the branding of an electronics or furniture company lmao
Ya brah, our players are indeed like furnitures. Take Ramsay for example. He is like a glass vase.

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I wish our motto were "amici di nessuno" (friends to nobody).

Fuck this gentlemanly bullshit our players are doing. Smiling and hugging everyone after getting owned.
Totally agree. Hated this kind of atttitude eveN though Buffon does it too.

The greatest sportsmen are arrogant and bad losers. Mcgregor, Kobe, CR7, M Ali. And they are all serial winners.

Dear Juventus player, do you know what being a graceful loser mean? It means you are a serial loser.
 

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