Claudio Marchisio (134 Viewers)

[Linebreak]

Even goal.com knows that he's mediocre

http://www.goal.com/en/news/1717/editorial/2011/08/22/2630890/capitan-futuro-the-new-marco-tardelli-its-about-time

lol Goal.com knows it - oh deary me.

 

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[Trequartista]

'but Marchisio too often resembles a midfield version of Marco Motta'

 

[Linebreak]

I really think he should be sold while the market mistakenly believes he is worth around 20m - average player

 

[Trequartista]

I think we should kept him as a backup, no doubt about it. He could be a pretty decent squad player.

He's just not good enough to start though.

 

[ZoSo]

I think we should kept him as a backup, no doubt about it. He could be a pretty decent squad player.

He's just not good enough to start though.

He could start.





































In a 4 man midfield of a regista, destroyer and centre attacking midfielder

 

[Linebreak]

He offers no more than Piazenza does - cash in while we can and get Aquilani

 

[JuveJay]

More proof that goal.com copy and paste from this forum.

 

[ZoSo]

If we can sell him for anywhere between €15-20m we should. We could buy 2 decent midfielders who actually offer something like Aquilani and Fernando of Porto.

 

[Marc]

Yet in their serie A careers they both scored less than Vucinic, both in total and on average, and they both assisted less goals, both in total and on average.

Quag:

1999/2000 Serie A Torino 1 0
2000/2001 Serie A Torino 0 0
2001/2002 Serie A Torino 4 0
2005/2006 Serie A Ascoli 33 3
2006/2007 Serie A Sampdoria 35 13
2007/2008 Serie A Udinese 37 12
2008/2009 Serie A Udinese 36 13
2009/2010 Serie A Napoli 34 11
2010/2011 Serie A Juventus 17 9

Total: 197 61
Average: 0,31 goals per match

Matri:

2002/2003 Serie A Milan 1 0
2003/2004 Serie A Milan 0 0
2007/2008 Serie A Cagliari 34 6
2008/2009 Serie A Cagliari 31 6
2009/2010 Serie A Cagliari 38 13
2010/2011 Serie A Cagliari/Juve 38 20

Total: 142 45
Average: 0,31 goals per match

Vučinić:

2000/2001 Serie A Lecce 2 0
2001/2002 Serie A Lecce 7 0
2003/2004 Serie A Lecce 12 1
2004/2005 Serie A Lecce 28 19
2005/2006 Serie A Lecce 34 9
2006/2007 Serie A Roma 25 2
2007/2008 Serie A Roma 33 9
2008/2009 Serie A Roma 27 11
2009/2010 Serie A Roma 34 14
2010/2011 Serie A Roma 28 10

Total: 230 75
Average: 0,32 goals per match

The difference is minimal. Plus we can't debate who is the better finisher over these stats. We need scored goals per shots on goal ratio. That will decide who is the better finisher.

 

[Trequartista]

More proof that goal.com copy and paste from this forum.

Nope, they're actually spot on for once.

 

[Fake Melo]

Many supporters point to the 25-year-old’s being played out of position on the left as a reason for his stagnation over the last couple of years, but if he had been good enough as a central midfielder he’d have been able to push out the likes of Mohamed Sissoko, Felipe Melo and Alberto Aquilani under any of the four coaches he’s played under in that time.

Giorgio Chiellini has also shown adaptability by playing the odd game at left-back, but was soon moved back into the centre of defence for a simple reason: he is the best they have in that position. Marchisio, on the other hand, is not the best central midfielder at Vinovo – not by a long shot

--- SPOT ON goal.com!

http://www.goal.com/en/news/1717/ed...-futuro-the-new-marco-tardelli-its-about-time

 

[sin11]

convert him to left back

 

[JuveJay]

Nope, they're actually spot on for once.

Whether they are or not my point remains the same.

 

[Fake Melo]

More proof that goal.com copy and paste from this forum.

What other proof are there?

 

[Hust]

Now everyone believes goal.com.

 

[JuveJay]

What other proof are there?

Serious? It's been picked up on several times, joking or otherwise. I think gsol is what brought them originally.

 

[Fake Melo]

Serious? It's been picked up on several times, joking or otherwise. I think gsol is what brought them originally.

Haven't noticed it.

 

[JuveJay]

Not saying I disagree with the general point they make, although it's more of a blanket statement which appears following bad performances. It didn't appear after the TIM or other friendlies where he did ok to good, but last season created a stick to beat him with and will continue to until he performs well more regularly. He's in that situation now where everything wrong he does will be highlighted and everything good will be responded with 'he doesn't do it enough'. Other players will be afforded more tolerance as they have a clean slate or past achievements, so that's the situation he works in.

Also, the perception - that funnily enough isn't really apparent on this forum - that he is 'new Tardelli' and the other old adages they come up with in the article, isn't really apparent now. Only a few clueless fans would think that. Marchisio has developed into a pretty good player who doesn't really suit any tactical setup we have used in the last 2 years, it's up to him whether he applies himself better or stays the same because the club goes on regardless.

 

[Fake Melo]

If he can't suit the tactical setup, why not move on instead of clinging to him? Buy a midfielder who suits the formation ffs.

 

[Quetzalcoatl]

Using goal.com to reenforce your opinion. Aren't you a special bunch?