-Will Isco be the first gift for the Bianconeri Coach?
The trequartista’s father admits: ‘Juventus are in the running’
-Meanwhile, Marotta closes on De Sciglio
just bs @Mark?
would be a good LB/RB rotation option imo.
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-Will Isco be the first gift for the Bianconeri Coach?
The trequartista’s father admits: ‘Juventus are in the running’
-Meanwhile, Marotta closes on De Sciglio
just bs @Mark?
would be a good LB/RB rotation option imo.
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Its insane Zach wants Felipe Anderson so badly when he embodies every single drawback he mentions and exaggerates nonsensically about Isco 
Text book more flair and fancy then end product (hence defenitely would take Berardi over him).
I wanted us to take the gamble on Felipe Anderson and advocated for him a bit, but even at his best previously he was highly inconsistent, showed top potential but affinity to shirk for responsibility and pressure. Nowfollowing season he basically dissapeared, if things arent going well he seems to be one of the first to give up/not be able to imprint his game to things. Main issue is decision making/end product considering the guy has physique and dribbling that resembles a young Cristiano Ronaldo. But so far defenitely flatters to deceive and been kinda found out too quickly.
Text book more flair and fancy then end product (hence defenitely would take Berardi over him).I wanted us to take the gamble on Felipe Anderson and advocated for him a bit, but even at his best previously he was highly inconsistent, showed top potential but affinity to shirk for responsibility and pressure. Nowfollowing season he basically dissapeared, if things arent going well he seems to be one of the first to give up/not be able to imprint his game to things. Main issue is decision making/end product considering the guy has physique and dribbling that resembles a young Cristiano Ronaldo. But so far defenitely flatters to deceive and been kinda found out too quickly.
Isco and Anderson are completely different types.
Isco wants the ball all the time, doesnt work offensively or defensively. When he has the ball hell try something fancy inefficient, or nothing. He is a vital connection point between midfield and defence, but goes missing in the big game while others are limited by him
Anderson works hard off the ball offensively. Lightning pace with good stamina. He doesnt demand the ball nearly as much but seeks space to receice it, so he's much less limiting dybala and pogba. In big games, he doesnt need to carry, he's the guy that keepa making runs and unsettlw defences.
Ive explained this. You need a balance of players who ask and keep/come into the ball to distribute it, and players who will move around and try to find space to run into.
Dybala and Pogba have been players on the ball. Adding Isco would limit this. Adding a off the ball mover would complement it.
But Osman. Im basing off last season's anderson, and the development of dybala.
So fill in the blanks if he changed this season.
But anderson should nevet carry
we agree on something
Its insane Zach wants Felipe Anderson so badly when he embodies every single drawback he mentions and exaggerates nonsensically about Isco Text book more flair and fancy then end product (hence defenitely would take Berardi over him).
I wanted us to take the gamble on Felipe Anderson and advocated for him a bit, but even at his best previously he was highly inconsistent, showed top potential but affinity to shirk from responsibility and pressure (different levels in talents, but also the mentality of wanting to be the go-to-guy is key, Pogba and Dybala have it for example, this one doesnt). Now in following season he basically dissapeared, if things arent going well he seems to be one of the first to give up/not be able to imprint his game or adapt. Main issue is poor decision making/end product considering the guy has dynamic physique and dribbling that resembles a young Cristiano Ronaldo. But so far defenitely flatters to deceive and been kinda found out too quickly.
Text book more flair and fancy then end product (hence defenitely would take Berardi over him).I wanted us to take the gamble on Felipe Anderson and advocated for him a bit, but even at his best previously he was highly inconsistent, showed top potential but affinity to shirk from responsibility and pressure (different levels in talents, but also the mentality of wanting to be the go-to-guy is key, Pogba and Dybala have it for example, this one doesnt). Now in following season he basically dissapeared, if things arent going well he seems to be one of the first to give up/not be able to imprint his game or adapt. Main issue is poor decision making/end product considering the guy has dynamic physique and dribbling that resembles a young Cristiano Ronaldo. But so far defenitely flatters to deceive and been kinda found out too quickly.
Do you even what the heck you are talking about? Honestly, your psuedo way to talk about how they would effect Pogba and Dybala is LAUGHABLE.
Isco is a creator on high technical level, the kind we or more like Allegri need (because I honestly prefer signing a wing forward over an AM, less predictable that way), yeah he holds on to the ball too long at times (he tries to play like a natural nr 10 way that doesnt exist in most of footie anymore sadly, except few teams like ours that litterally want a trequartista to carry the torch) but most of the time has satellite view understanding of his surroundings, enough to use his passing/dribbling through channels with purpose. Was the same in Malaga and whenever he dominated in youth Spain. A player who open things up and is unpredictable. Even as a marginalized 3rd fiddle role as in Real he creates and assists enough for the attackers quite a bit despite sporadic playing time and clear issues with consistency.
Felipe Anderson besides being NOWHERE near his talent is basically a speed merchant with good dribbling. He knows what to do when there's room ahead of him, blitz and win ground, but his decision making and ability to connect with others with ease is very much lacking most of this season and even at his best in last. Can become a very good winger, but the kind that doesnt have much football IQ and will commit the same type of moves all game long. Which is easier to understand why things go so badly for him this season, him and most of Lazio are off form (except Biglia, Candreva, on occasion Mauri etc), and his way of dealing with is battering his way into the defence with same runs and sulking when he doesnt learn from it. If opponents adapt to you (sophmore season in Serie A are toughest for players), or you have less space in counters, you try to re-discover yourself to become of some use. But instead become too much of a ghost compared to last season. Only Lazio player thats been more annoying to watch when I seen them is that serbian hack Sasa-Milinkovic, who sucks so damn much.
Isco is a creator on high technical level, the kind we or more like Allegri need (because I honestly prefer signing a wing forward over an AM, less predictable that way), yeah he holds on to the ball too long at times (he tries to play like a natural nr 10 way that doesnt exist in most of footie anymore sadly, except few teams like ours that litterally want a trequartista to carry the torch) but most of the time has satellite view understanding of his surroundings, enough to use his passing/dribbling through channels with purpose. Was the same in Malaga and whenever he dominated in youth Spain. A player who open things up and is unpredictable. Even as a marginalized 3rd fiddle role as in Real he creates and assists enough for the attackers quite a bit despite sporadic playing time and clear issues with consistency.
Felipe Anderson besides being NOWHERE near his talent is basically a speed merchant with good dribbling. He knows what to do when there's room ahead of him, blitz and win ground, but his decision making and ability to connect with others with ease is very much lacking most of this season and even at his best in last. Can become a very good winger, but the kind that doesnt have much football IQ and will commit the same type of moves all game long. Which is easier to understand why things go so badly for him this season, him and most of Lazio are off form (except Biglia, Candreva, on occasion Mauri etc), and his way of dealing with is battering his way into the defence with same runs and sulking when he doesnt learn from it. If opponents adapt to you (sophmore season in Serie A are toughest for players), or you have less space in counters, you try to re-discover yourself to become of some use. But instead become too much of a ghost compared to last season. Only Lazio player thats been more annoying to watch when I seen them is that serbian hack Sasa-Milinkovic, who sucks so damn much.
Serie-A stats:
Anderson:
2013/2014: 13 games: 0g 2a
2014/2015: 10g 8a
2015/2016: 7g 3a
shots per game: 1,6
key Passes per game: 0,8
passes per game: 27,9
crosses per game: 0,7
pass success: 72,4%
dribblings per game: 2
fouled per game: 1,6
Berardi:
2012/2013: 11g 6a
2013/2014: 16g 6a
2014/2015: 15g 11a
2015/2016: 6g 4a
shots per game: 3
key passes per game: 1,3
passes per game: 31,5
crosses per game: 0,8
pass success: 70,1%
dribblings per game: 1,2
fouled per game: 2,4
Anderson:
2013/2014: 13 games: 0g 2a
2014/2015: 10g 8a
2015/2016: 7g 3a
shots per game: 1,6
key Passes per game: 0,8
passes per game: 27,9
crosses per game: 0,7
pass success: 72,4%
dribblings per game: 2
fouled per game: 1,6
Berardi:
2012/2013: 11g 6a
2013/2014: 16g 6a
2014/2015: 15g 11a
2015/2016: 6g 4a
shots per game: 3
key passes per game: 1,3
passes per game: 31,5
crosses per game: 0,8
pass success: 70,1%
dribblings per game: 1,2
fouled per game: 2,4
Or this, you dont even realize, regardless of his flaws/consistency hiccups, this kid is a genuine playmaker? 
We wont sign him at all, but is litterally the embodiment of the type of creative and unpredictable spark we need, that we kinda lost with Pirlo.
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Dont even bother, Berardi over this guy for sure. Felipe Anderson is capable of blitz dribbling 4-5 players in a way Berardi never can. Buts it, where it stops when it comes comparing them. One of them clearly shows the killer instinct and decision making thats most vital for players like these. We would be foolish to not give a shot, or if we are gonna dismiss him, do it because of better players, not Felipe Andersons who havent shown they are at Berardi's lethal level on the wing.
We wont sign him at all, but is litterally the embodiment of the type of creative and unpredictable spark we need, that we kinda lost with Pirlo.
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Dont even bother, Berardi over this guy for sure. Felipe Anderson is capable of blitz dribbling 4-5 players in a way Berardi never can. Buts it, where it stops when it comes comparing them. One of them clearly shows the killer instinct and decision making thats most vital for players like these. We would be foolish to not give a shot, or if we are gonna dismiss him, do it because of better players, not Felipe Andersons who havent shown they are at Berardi's lethal level on the wing.
Berardi is a very direct player who moves around well and has the ball in short burts. Dribbling is not one of his strengths at all, but what is his ability to find the space to do damage and the ability to finish it off, wether its assist or scoring himself. He is basically an inside forward who with his smart movement is good enough to be a interesting striker when he is older probably.
Kinda like a young Van Persie without the sick street baller technique.
Kinda like a young Van Persie without the sick street baller technique.
Or this, you dont even realize, regardless of his flaws/consistency hiccups, this kid is a genuine playmaker?
We wont sign him at all, but is litterally the embodiment of the type of creative and unpredictable spark we need, that we kinda lost with Pirlo.
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Dont even bother, Berardi over this guy for sure. Felipe Anderson is capable of blitz dribbling 4-5 players in a way Berardi never can. Buts it, where it stops when it comes comparing them. One of them clearly shows the killer instinct and decision making thats most vital for players like these. We would be foolish to not give a shot, or if we are gonna dismiss him, do it because of better players, not Felipe Andersons who havent shown they are at Berardi's lethal level on the wing.
We wont sign him at all, but is litterally the embodiment of the type of creative and unpredictable spark we need, that we kinda lost with Pirlo.
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Dont even bother, Berardi over this guy for sure. Felipe Anderson is capable of blitz dribbling 4-5 players in a way Berardi never can. Buts it, where it stops when it comes comparing them. One of them clearly shows the killer instinct and decision making thats most vital for players like these. We would be foolish to not give a shot, or if we are gonna dismiss him, do it because of better players, not Felipe Andersons who havent shown they are at Berardi's lethal level on the wing.
in terms of space it surely would but I think we should be getting both tbh. Anderson and Berardi enable us to play 433/4321 in a proper way. When it comes to attacking options our bench is very short and that's how Bayern got the upper hand against us. Pereyra is the only player on the bench that's an AM/winger and lately you can't count on him.
Felipe Anderson is not a classic AM but he doesn't have to be just like Pereyra isn't. Since Pogba and Dybala like to play a lot in the middle we need an AM that's capable of moving to wings, to stretch the game.
For 25m each we gain a lot of tactical flexibility and we'll have more players capable of changing the game. Berardi and Anderson are different but I think that's exactly what we want. Berardi is the bigger player for me but Andreson would work in our team very well IMO, surrounded by better players would make life for him easier.
Felipe Anderson is not a classic AM but he doesn't have to be just like Pereyra isn't. Since Pogba and Dybala like to play a lot in the middle we need an AM that's capable of moving to wings, to stretch the game.
For 25m each we gain a lot of tactical flexibility and we'll have more players capable of changing the game. Berardi and Anderson are different but I think that's exactly what we want. Berardi is the bigger player for me but Andreson would work in our team very well IMO, surrounded by better players would make life for him easier.
If Morata does leave, I'd absolutely love seeing us sign both Felipe Anderson and Berardi.
We'd have 3 young and incredible talents. Dybala has played most of his career as an outright striker, and could easily play no 9 in a 4-3-3. Easily possesses the goalscoring threat for it. Imagine a front-3 of:
Berardi-Dybala-Anderson
And that can easily be changed into a 4-3-1-2 by playing Mandzu beside Dybala and either Berardi or Anderson as CAM.
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We'd have 3 young and incredible talents. Dybala has played most of his career as an outright striker, and could easily play no 9 in a 4-3-3. Easily possesses the goalscoring threat for it. Imagine a front-3 of:
Berardi-Dybala-Anderson
And that can easily be changed into a 4-3-1-2 by playing Mandzu beside Dybala and either Berardi or Anderson as CAM.
@Osman
@Hustini
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