Diego Perotti - LW - Sevilla (21 Viewers)

AOD4

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Nov 24, 2004
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Find me a world beater who wants to play in Juventus under the current circumstances and then you can start 'lol'.

Besides it wasn't the names I was fapping to, but rather getting two LW/LM so we didn't have to use Pepedinho.
:tup:
We definitely need two wingers , no more Pepe.
Not to sure about the quality of the players you mentioned though.
 

mukumsplau

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Jul 9, 2008
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i have watched a few sevilla games last season..to me this guy is too lightweight and frankly isnt all that impressive...if we sign him, im backing him to prove me wrong..
 

Zé Tahir

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Dec 10, 2004
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I'm not sure about that, Ze. When we're talking about Krasic we talk about a winger whose job is to create goals. If he is limited and one-dimensional that could prove to be a problem because most of his moves would be anticipated and he'll rarely ever be effective in his play.

But when we talk about players like Trez (Inzaghi, Van Nistelrooy come to mind), 'fox-in-the-box' type of players, their job is to simply put the ball into the back of the net. Not much creativity is required from them and they are rarely ever responsible for creating the play. Most of them just play simple one-touch passes and hurry to get into a scoring position. So, yes their game is simple but I am not sure whether it is right to call them one-dimensional.
I get that but if he was so 'one-dimensional' then why was he so successful in Dynamo Moscow and why was he sought after by the likes of Man U? I think we should see how it goes for him this season to accurately label him as something. Last season he played for 1.5 years so it was a given that he'd tire. Also we had (still don't) have anyone on the left to compliment him. We practically put the ball at his feet the entire time and expected shit to happen.
 

PiN7uRiCCHi0

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Aug 18, 2010
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I get that but if he was so 'one-dimensional' then why was he so successful in Dynamo Moscow and why was he sought after by the likes of Man U? I think we should see how it goes for him this season to accurately label him as something. Last season he played for 1.5 years so it was a given that he'd tire. Also we had (still don't) have anyone on the left to compliment him. We practically put the ball at his feet the entire time and expected shit to happen.
I agree with you and I've noticed too that this is something people tend to forget. I'm looking forward to seeing how he plays this season and I'm reserving my final judgements on him until then.
 

somnath

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Jun 8, 2007
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I get that but if he was so 'one-dimensional' then why was he so successful in Dynamo Moscow and why was he sought after by the likes of Man U? I think we should see how it goes for him this season to accurately label him as something. Last season he played for 1.5 years so it was a given that he'd tire. Also we had (still don't) have anyone on the left to compliment him. We practically put the ball at his feet the entire time and expected shit to happen.
CSKA Moscow.

Krasic is somewhat one dimensional but still his pace is enough to help rest of the team. Last season he didnt have a good overlapping right back or a proper left winger. Teams knew that if Krasic was shut down Juve's wing play will be shut down altogether. Without any width on left flank and without a right back backing him up, opponent defenders had ample time to mark him.

It will be best to pass a judgement on him once he gets proper support. He is not a Ronaldo who'd do wonders on his own but with proper backing up he'll do well.
 

Zacheryah

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Aug 29, 2010
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CSKA Moscow.

Krasic is somewhat one dimensional but still his pace is enough to help rest of the team. Last season he didnt have a good overlapping right back or a proper left winger. Teams knew that if Krasic was shut down Juve's wing play will be shut down altogether. Without any width on left flank and without a right back backing him up, opponent defenders had ample time to mark him.

It will be best to pass a judgement on him once he gets proper support. He is not a Ronaldo who'd do wonders on his own but with proper backing up he'll do well.
:tup:
 

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