Dušan Vlahović (90 Viewers)

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Scottish

Zebrastreifenpferd
Mar 13, 2011
10,263
Nah. They expect their €80m striker to do the most basic things, such as controlling the ball. That we look better with Milik playing goes to show you don't have to be Messi on an individual level to be of use to the team.
Yes, but as a counter point: we had Cristiano Ronaldo and the argument could be made that, while he did score a lot of goals, in the bigger picture the team wasn't necessarily better for him being at the club. On the pitch.

Imo it's not necessarily about getting the classiest or most expensive striker, or the one who has done the best elsewhere, it's about the right guy for the team and either blending the team with him, or blending him with the team
 

Lion

King of Tuz
Jan 24, 2007
36,185
Nah. They expect their €80m striker to do the most basic things, such as controlling the ball. That we look better with Milik playing goes to show you don't have to be Messi on an individual level to be of use to the team.
i agree that he needs to do somethings better, however the milik comparison is pretty low bar. milik has 8 goals and 1 assist in 27 games. thats not impressive at all so if the bar is milik, then milik will be next juve attacker that will be used as scape goat.

it's like that every season now. juve fans turn on higuain, dybala, morata, ronaldo, kulu (yes i now am guiltt of this too) now vlahovic and soon milik will be used as scape goat once the same tactics don't work.

just let's admit that at this point it's obvious strikers aren't the problem
 

Lion

King of Tuz
Jan 24, 2007
36,185
they had better midfielders to play with. tevez and morata had prime pogba, pirlo and vidal. dybala had prime pjanic and khedira. ronaldo is only one who had crap mids, but he is greatest striker of all time, and he still struggled compared to his own level.

notice dybala, higuain, morata, now vlahovic level went down last few years. it's down to lack of proper game plan and bad mids
 

Xperd

Allegrophobic Infidel
Jun 1, 2012
34,973
We are probably the most uncoordinated, poorly coached (atleast on an offensive level) 'big team' in Europe.

When someone like Milik is being looked at as the fulcrum of the attack is very telling and it further highlights the incompetency of the Livornese Talibani.

We all saw the potential of Vlahovic when he played his first game for us. Over the course of the past year, his confidence has been eroded given the way he's been utilised and as a result he's struggling with any continuity and making all sorts of mistakes.

However, he looks like a completely different player when playing for his NT. Let's just say he doesn't have a very reassuring coach at club level to guide him through this rough period

Allegro's jihadi fanatics can continue bashing players and throw them under the bus all they can but the fundamental problem remains. This is a poorly coached team.
 
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Clamarc

Senior Member
Sep 26, 2018
1,982
At this point everyone agree that Allegri football is trash but Vlahovic not able to do some basic things? I'm afraid the problem is on Vlahovic himself.
Because we look like better team with Milik or even Kean and they are considered as inferior strikers

IMO his attitude right now is wrong, feels like he has CR7 ego but without his scoring ability. Just help the team first and goals will come
 

Post Ironic

Senior Member
Feb 9, 2013
42,253
We are probably the most uncoordinated, poorly coached (atleast on an offensive level) 'big team' in Europe.

When someone like Milik is being looked at as the fulcrum of the attack is very telling and it further highlights the incompetency of the Livornese Talibani.

We all saw the potential of Vlahovic when he played his first game for us. Over the course of the past year, his confidence has been eroded given the way he's been utilised and as a result he's struggling with any continuity and making all sorts of mistakes.

However, he looks like a completely different player when playing for his NT. Let's just say he doesn't have a very reassuring coach at club level to guide him through this rough period

Allegro's jihadi fanatics can continue bashing players and throw them under the bus all they can but the fundamental problem remains. This is a poorly coached team.
It is in lots of ways… yet Di Maria is having a very good season. Rabiot is having the best season of his career. Fagioli is improving weekly. Locatelli has looked better and better the past couple months. Gatti is turning into a very good CB the past month. Etc etc.

If these players can do well, Vlahovic certainly can too. Failure to get the very basics right, that’s on him. A poor attitude, giving up on plays too easily, not making runs, constantly going down too easy… that’s on him.

Allegri should be fired, certainly, but Dusan needs to get his head out of his ass and get back to working hard at the very least.
 

Vlad

In Allegri We Trust
May 23, 2011
24,040
He was coached by Allegri last year, right? What changed between Dusan from last season and this one? He looks like a mere shadow of the last year's player. Most of the players have improved this year so the fault lies on Dusan. His off the ball movement has been poor, he doesnt get himself in good positions to score. You have Kean or Milik, inferior players, that look better than him on the pitch.
 

Alen

Ѕenior Аdmin
Apr 2, 2007
53,963
Topscorers in every Allegri season:

01. Dybala 2017/18 1 goal in 129 minutes (26 goals)
02. Ronaldo 2018/19 1 goal in 130 minutes (28 goals)
03. Dybala 2015/16 1 goal in 133 minutes (23 goals)
04. Tevez 2014/15 1 goal in 139 minutes (29 goals)
05. Higuain 2016/17 1 goal in 140 minutes (32 goals)
06. Dybala 2021/22 1 goal in 174 minutes (15 goals)
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07. Vlahovic 2022/23 1 goal in 208 minutes (11 goals)
 

Vlad

In Allegri We Trust
May 23, 2011
24,040
We are probably the most uncoordinated, poorly coached (atleast on an offensive level) 'big team' in Europe.

When someone like Milik is being looked at as the fulcrum of the attack is very telling and it further highlights the incompetency of the Livornese Talibani.

We all saw the potential of Vlahovic when he played his first game for us. Over the course of the past year, his confidence has been eroded given the way he's been utilised and as a result he's struggling with any continuity and making all sorts of mistakes.

However, he looks like a completely different player when playing for his NT. Let's just say he doesn't have a very reassuring coach at club level to guide him through this rough period

Allegro's jihadi fanatics can continue bashing players and throw them under the bus all they can but the fundamental problem remains. This is a poorly coached team.
We are averaging more than 2 pts in Serie A and without penalty we would have found ourselves in the 2nd place. In most seasons our point tally would be enough to challenge for the title.
Dusan plays better for NT? Well done to him for scoring against Monte Negro or Litvania. It doesnt compare with the games at a club level where the tempo and intensity is higher.
 

Orgut

Senior Member
Dec 31, 2002
19,326
We are averaging more than 2 pts in Serie A and without penalty we would have found ourselves in the 2nd place. In most seasons our point tally would be enough to challenge for the title.
Dusan plays better for NT? Well done to him for scoring against Monte Negro or Litvania. It doesnt compare with the games at a club level where the tempo and intensity is higher.
Should we continue with Allegri, we should sell Vlahovic.
If we change coach Im in favor of him staying.
 

Siamak

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Aug 13, 2013
18,429
#Juventus should understand the future intentions of #Vlahovic, for which the sirens EPL clubs are turning on. Moreover, the Serbian wouldn't want to stay out of the European cups and in a squad in which he struggles playing and scoring, taking account that he only scored 11 goals in 30 games.

[La Stampa via @AroundJuventus]
 

DAiDEViL

Senior Member
Feb 21, 2015
64,654
#Juventus should understand the future intentions of #Vlahovic, for which the sirens EPL clubs are turning on. Moreover, the Serbian wouldn't want to stay out of the European cups and in a squad in which he struggles playing and scoring, taking account that he only scored 11 goals in 30 games.

[La Stampa via @AroundJuventus]
Is this old news? Think I've read something like this before, but anyway, good riddance IF this is true.

Reading like a can't score in a 100€ Serie A with 10€ players kinda comment. Perhaps look at how shitty you play yourself more often before blaming it on your surroundings.

Other players in the squad that did cost a fraction of him (Milik) manage to play well when called up, so spare me the but but Allegri comments.

Bayern needs a striker, call Salihamidzić. And no, I don't care if he bangs in the goals there, he seemingly doesn't work here.

That said, wouldn't mind to be wrong, he stays and becomes a legend here.
 

Osman

Koul Khara!
Aug 30, 2002
61,499
It would be so insanely foolish to sell a 22 year old top high level striker.


Keep him and build on him, find new coach ASAP (not for Vlahovic but for the team). Focus on the real issues of the teams weakness and not imaginary ones that will make us weaker if we are silly enough to part with based on hysteria..


Stop believing media speculation so easily. And pray we make the CL, because it will defenitely make us weaker if we don't.
 

DAiDEViL

Senior Member
Feb 21, 2015
64,654
i agree that he needs to do somethings better, however the milik comparison is pretty low bar. milik has 8 goals and 1 assist in 27 games. thats not impressive at all so if the bar is milik, then milik will be next juve attacker that will be used as scape goat.
Point is we look a better team with him. He doesn't necessarely have to score like a madman for that. His hold up play is better, his first touch is better, his passing is better. He is overall more useful to the team than a Vlahovic who doesn't score.

Not saying we should go into a new season with Milik starting, but having a striker who isn't a complete timber isn't a bad thing.

Higuain, Tevez, Dybala, Mandzu, Morty, you name it, were all (judging by how Vlahovic plays now) more well rounded players. Ronaldo was kinda crap overall gameplay wise, but unlike Vlahovic, he always managed to score, so it wasn't that much of a problem.

This version of Vlahovic offers nothing when he doesn't score.

Idk why parts of tuz let him off the hook so easily. It's just more conveniant to blame it all on Allegri I guess. Just get a new coach and he'll be an overall beast. Easy fix eh. If only.
 

Scottish

Zebrastreifenpferd
Mar 13, 2011
10,263
Topscorers in every Allegri season:

01. Dybala 2017/18 1 goal in 129 minutes (26 goals)
02. Ronaldo 2018/19 1 goal in 130 minutes (28 goals)
03. Dybala 2015/16 1 goal in 133 minutes (23 goals)
04. Tevez 2014/15 1 goal in 139 minutes (29 goals)
05. Higuain 2016/17 1 goal in 140 minutes (32 goals)
06. Dybala 2021/22 1 goal in 174 minutes (15 goals)
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07. Vlahovic 2022/23 1 goal in 208 minutes (11 goals)
Would you be able to show the numbers with no pens or free kicks?
 

Lion

King of Tuz
Jan 24, 2007
36,185
we are making same mistake turning on him that we did turning on kulu. he will look 1000 times better when he has a coach that that coach to his strenghts.

why did he look so good for fiorentina? is fiorentina's attackers better than di maria? no so the problem is the team

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