Domenico Berardi (69 Viewers)

AndreaCristiano

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Jun 9, 2011
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he was an inter fan when he was 14

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yep, im confident we will bring Berardi here. not so much about Morata staying though
Im telling you. Morata has final say in his move back to real. Him and his father have abundantly made it clear that he wants a Juventus stay. The future of juventus up front is Morata, Dybala, Zaza, berardi for sure
 

zizinho

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Apr 14, 2013
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Im telling you. Morata has final say in his move back to real.
yes probably true. but im kinda sure Real can convince him if they really want him. still hoping Real would pick up Icardi, Aguero or someone else though

Him and his father have abundantly made it clear that he wants a Juventus stay. The future of juventus up front is Morata, Dybala, Zaza, berardi for sure
i never heard of it to be honest. im not saying he will leave 100% but im not so confident to say he will stay for sure.
 

AndreaCristiano

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Jun 9, 2011
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yes probably true. but im kinda sure Real can convince him if they really want him. still hoping Real would pick up Icardi, Aguero or someone else though



i never heard of it to be honest. im not saying he will leave 100% but im not so confident to say he will stay for sure.
Just remember i said it here lol There were many interviews that stated this but no worries
 

zizinho

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Apr 14, 2013
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yupp, in our fake 4-3-3 system, where cuadrado played the true winger, near the line, and morata played in the middle of the pitch, closer to the prima punta.

he's not a winger by any means, bud.
not a classic winger like Cuadrado obviously but as a "roaming winger" on that left side for sure. he can beat him man on the counter with his speed, can cut in and shoot, tracks back... if we were to play him there constantly im sure he would do great. his best position is obviously CF (not a classic CF, because he is always dropping back and is involved in build up play and is drifting wide often) but left winger is his 2nd best position
 

Post Ironic

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Feb 9, 2013
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not a classic winger like Cuadrado obviously but as a "roaming winger" on that left side for sure. he can beat him man on the counter with his speed, can cut in and shoot, tracks back... if we were to play him there constantly im sure he would do great. his best position is obviously CF (not a classic CF, because he is always dropping back and is involved in build up play and is drifting wide often) but left winger is his 2nd best position
:agree:

Morata's debut El Clasico in 2013, he played the left wing forward position that C. Ronaldo usually occupies, and had an amazing match. Whipped in a inch perfect cross for Benzema to slot home the opener and dominated his side of the pitch throughout the match, should have had a couple more assists, almost scored, and was fantastic harrying and harassing Barca.

His crossing is very underrated, as is his passing. His biggest problem currently is still his decision-making, and keeping his head up when playing as a Prima Punta. When he's in that centre forward role he often forgets about anything besides going for goal. Conversely when he plays out wide or as an SS to a CF, he often gets far too unselfish and starts to pass the ball at times when he shouldn't.

The hope is that as he becomes more and more experienced this decision-making process will become much smoother, and he will gain better awareness of what's going on around him on the pitch. But he could easily turn into a world class CF and a very good attacking winger. SS I have my doubts about.
 

Post Ironic

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Feb 9, 2013
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Preparing the tent and marshmellows, this thread will be knee-jerk busy for the coming week.
What's likely is Berardi will be invisible against us, there will be a lot of "I told you so" in this thread, and "Send him to his favourite team, Inter", and so on, with less polite language.

Then, he'll go on a tear the next few weeks through the league and people will start freaking out again about Sassuolo selling him abroad, and Marotta letting him go for peanuts.

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Morata is #9. Keep of the wing, give Dybala free role to roam and we win the treble.
This is what I want. And I'd actually like to see Cuadrado as the CAM behind them, rotating with Pereyra in that position. He has the skillset and was always very good in that position for Viola.
 

Fr3sh

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Jul 12, 2011
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I'm the only one that could say I told you so, cause I seen that coming from miles out and was the first too.

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This is what I want. And I'd actually like to see Cuadrado as the CAM behind them, rotating with Pereyra in that position. He has the skillset and was always very good in that position for Viola.
Instead of Cuadrado I'd like to see Berardi, he seems to be able to finish, Cuads would be a solid option for bench or to change play styles.
 

Post Ironic

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Feb 9, 2013
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I'm the only one that could say I told you so, cause I seen that coming from miles out and was the first too.

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Instead of Cuadrado I'd like to see Berardi, he seems to be able to finish, Cuads would be a solid option for bench or to change play styles.
:D

Berardi. Yes. But he's not here right now :(
 

zizinho

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Apr 14, 2013
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:agree:

Morata's debut El Clasico in 2013, he played the left wing forward position that C. Ronaldo usually occupies, and had an amazing match. Whipped in a inch perfect cross for Benzema to slot home the opener and dominated his side of the pitch throughout the match, should have had a couple more assists, almost scored, and was fantastic harrying and harassing Barca.

His crossing is very underrated, as is his passing. His biggest problem currently is still his decision-making, and keeping his head up when playing as a Prima Punta. When he's in that centre forward role he often forgets about anything besides going for goal. Conversely when he plays out wide or as an SS to a CF, he often gets far too unselfish and starts to pass the ball at times when he shouldn't.

The hope is that as he becomes more and more experienced this decision-making process will become much smoother, and he will gain better awareness of what's going on around him on the pitch. But he could easily turn into a world class CF and a very good attacking winger. SS I have my doubts about.
definitely, i saw him too many times being "selfish" when he could give an easy assist. even at Real few times. he should work on improving that
 

Osman

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Aug 30, 2002
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What's likely is Berardi will be invisible against us, there will be a lot of "I told you so" in this thread, and "Send him to his favourite team, Inter", and so on, with less polite language.

Then, he'll go on a tear the next few weeks through the league and people will start freaking out again about Sassuolo selling him abroad, and Marotta letting him go for peanuts.
You know my thoughts so well :touched: exactly word for word what I meant. Only thing missing is half of these posts with by that spastic warya Fr3sh.
 

lgorTudor

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Jan 15, 2015
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ok whatever you want
I'm sure a player who insists on playing every single minute will join a team that fields their topscorer of Berardi's age once in a month. He will totally not find a semi-top team where he will get that every single minute, keep up the delusion. Helps a lot that we sold our 50% and now rely on some mystery hidden paragraph in the Zaza deal
 

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