Dani Alves (15 Viewers)

[Jvcro]

He's awfully quiet on Twitter and insta. Probably needs some time off. Anyway he seemed annoyed before, during and after the game.

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He always seems angry. I thought he is just that kind of person

 

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[PhRoZeN]

He's far from angry, he was the life of the dressing room but there was something not right with him when he came off that coach. Infact there were quite few.

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[Jvcro]

He's far from angry, he was the life of the dressing room but there was something not right with him when he came off that coach. Infact there were quite few.

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Didnt notice really nothing unusual.

 

[CrimsonianKing]

Any news?

He was interviewed by a Brazilian channel afterwards and here's some of what I translated:

"When you're playing at this level you got to be ready and have what it takes otherwise they'll knock you down Because they're too strong.

And I believe that on a situation like this you have to have that "little extra" otherwise that could be outcome."

Then he says "A CL final is like a boxing match, it's all psychological, you can't show weakness because again, like i said, at this level this is what happens when you do"

It really felt to me like this was his indirect way of saying we lost because our players aren't as good as theirs. We lacked talent more than anything. And that our board has a lot to do if they want to fight head to head with the big boys.

Personally, I feel he'll leave. Unless we see some world class talent coming in.

 

[Jvcro]

He was interviewed by a Brazilian channel afterwards and here's some of what I translated:

"When you're playing at this level you got to be ready and have what it takes otherwise they'll knock you down Because they're too strong.

And I believe that on a situation like this you have to have that "little extra" otherwise that could be outcome."

Then he says "A CL final is like a boxing match, it's all psychological, you can't show weakness because again, like i said, at this level this is what happens when you do"

It really felt to me like this was his indirect way of saying we lost because our players aren't as good as theirs. We lacked talent more than anything. And that our board has a lot to do if they want to fight head to head with the big boys.

Personally, I feel he'll leave. Unless we see some world class talent coming in.

He is already pretty old. We didnt buy him to be future. But maybe will stay one more season.

 

[United#7]

Personally speaking, I feel there's no shame in bowing out of a decorated career after a loss to arguably the best club side in the CL era.

 

[campionesidd]

Personally speaking, I feel there's no shame in bowing out of a decorated career after a loss to arguably the best club side in the CL era.

Should've put a trigger warning before that post. Some people on this forum will need it.

 

[Salvo]

He said post game that he would stay and try again didn't he?

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[Jvcro]

He said post game that he would stay and try again didn't he?

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Dybala say something like that on instagram. Where Dani say it? I think I dont follow him. Where you hear or read it?

 

[Salvo]

Dybala say something like that on instagram. Where Dani say it? I think I dont follow him. Where you hear or read it?

Unless I was dreaming it was right after the match, a video interview

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[JUVEMOOD]

He was interviewed by a Brazilian channel afterwards and here's some of what I translated:

"When you're playing at this level you got to be ready and have what it takes otherwise they'll knock you down Because they're too strong.

And I believe that on a situation like this you have to have that "little extra" otherwise that could be outcome."

Then he says "A CL final is like a boxing match, it's all psychological, you can't show weakness because again, like i said, at this level this is what happens when you do"

It really felt to me like this was his indirect way of saying we lost because our players aren't as good as theirs. We lacked talent more than anything. And that our board has a lot to do if they want to fight head to head with the big boys.

Personally, I feel he'll leave. Unless we see some world class talent coming in.

I am not sure if he will leave, he came here to bring the CL to this club.
maybe if he didn't see real improvement in the team mostly he will leave. if he left early, I bet the improvement the management will do is not "so real". (indication not raise hope).
if he stayed, then he believes this team have what it takes.

 

[JUVEMOOD]

Unless I was dreaming it was right after the match, a video interview

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did not read it anywhere.
all his interviews had same quotes as posted above.

 

[Salvo]

did not read it anywhere.
all his interviews had same quotes as posted above.

Maybe I was trippin

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[United#7]

Should've put a trigger warning before that post. Some people on this forum will need it.

Only 6 clubs have won more than 3 CLs in their history. That is utterly depressing, but fair play to that circus in Madrid. They really got it right this time.

 

[JUVEMOOD]

Personally speaking, I feel there's no shame in bowing out of a decorated career after a loss to arguably the best club side in the CL era.

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Only 6 clubs have won more than 3 CLs in their history. That is utterly depressing, but fair play to that circus in Madrid. They really got it right this time.

well if you cancel the first 5 years, they are at 7 which is pretty normal number.

 

[Ocelot]

Then again, if you triple their last 4 and add 12, they're at 32 which is a pretty insane number.

 

[Bianconero81]

A pretty normal number, but we are still stuck at 2, and 7 finals losses

 

[Badass J Elkann]

We had better extend alves' contract

 

[zizinho]

Then again, if you triple their last 4 and add 12, they're at 32 which is a pretty insane number.

Lets be honest, no one gave a fuck about CL when it was 1st created. UEFA Cup in the 70s-90s was a stronger competition

 

[JUVEMOOD]

Then again, if you triple their last 4 and add 12, they're at 32 which is a pretty insane number.

A pretty normal number, but we are still stuck at 2, and 7 finals losses

hmmm. ok. read @zizinho post to understand the point.
Real who had 12 titles went 32 years without winning it.

7 same as Milan..

remember Juve 2006; it was only a matter of time before that team win CL.
we went missing for 10 years, not it had been we had a great management, we would not be more than a mediocre Tottenham.

Lets be honest, no one gave a $#@! about CL when it was 1st created. UEFA Cup in the 70s-90s was a stronger competition