Douglas Luiz (44 Viewers)
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Probably still needs more time to adapt to the new environment, maybe Motta also wants him to show more in training and fight for his place in the starting XI, perhaps even to do with some tweaks regarding the exact formation we’ll use, all in all think it’s nothing to worry about just yet, expecting him to slowly but surely make his mark here.
Evra literally said it didn't come from the manager or coaching staff and that it is part of the clubs philosophy. It's always been like this at Juventus. Players have spoken about this type of training at Juventus for as long as I can remember. Long before Allegri..
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That makes no sense, who were enforcing the training philosophy if not the coaches? The accountants? The janitors? Moggi? The great Agnelli? Agnelli junior? Elklown?
And it's at odds with recent comments from a player or two who departed from here and deemed not not match fit by other clubs... Even if you blame that to Allegri regime, that would just prove my point.
It sounds like an urban legend perpetuated by the club hierarchy.
And it's at odds with recent comments from a player or two who departed from here and deemed not not match fit by other clubs... Even if you blame that to Allegri regime, that would just prove my point.
It sounds like an urban legend perpetuated by the club hierarchy.
What can be said is there was always an work hard ethic around the club that’s been perceived to be at the core of all the successful eras in both our recent and distant history, regardless of the manager in charge…
In this case it’s more about the off the pitch control and professional strictness that Evra is referring to, then ofc when it comes to training methods and physical preparations it’s the coaching staff that has the biggest say, but mostly in sync with what the club is also demanding in accordance with sports science and latest innovations, or so i’d imagine.
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That was the most interesting part of it all, basically if someone didn’t strictly follow the club’s rules and recommendations and would then get injured in training they would conclude that it is because of his own doing.
In this case it’s more about the off the pitch control and professional strictness that Evra is referring to, then ofc when it comes to training methods and physical preparations it’s the coaching staff that has the biggest say, but mostly in sync with what the club is also demanding in accordance with sports science and latest innovations, or so i’d imagine.
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That was the most interesting part of it all, basically if someone didn’t strictly follow the club’s rules and recommendations and would then get injured in training they would conclude that it is because of his own doing.