what about the others like bassaoule,dayd,esposito,pasquato,bottone.....where are all those talents?
Buy on AliExpress.com
Fausto Rossi (4 Viewers)
- Thread starter Dominic
- Start date
Buy on AliExpress.com
Looks composed despite the opponents being Inter ...
Even a bit-part role in the Italian Cup will do wonders for a teen who is only 17 and I dun see Nedved being actively involved in this competition.
Sure hopes he can do a "Lionel Messi", the Nedved replacement might just be in our own backyard waiting to be unearthed.
Even a bit-part role in the Italian Cup will do wonders for a teen who is only 17 and I dun see Nedved being actively involved in this competition.
Sure hopes he can do a "Lionel Messi", the Nedved replacement might just be in our own backyard waiting to be unearthed.
There's at least 1 new Del Piero in the primavera each year (Chiumento, Paolucci, Palladino, Volpato)..
He's not ready for the first team, but I agree with you in that he must have showed enough qualities to impress Ranieri enough into giving him a shot against Inter, a chance he took with both hands and we can only hope with the little chances he gets this year he continues to shine but they're are far greater priorities and other more mature players need playing time as well
haha no good post and i must agree...to a degree. The reason the potential is not always lived up to in young players is because of lack of chances and lack of experience at the highest level.
Not that this would ever happen, especially at Juve, but in Australia our football relies very much on young players. What they do is have a rebuilding phase: they sacrifice one or two years playing with inexperience young talent and allow them to grow as fast as possible while playing against the top sides.
I'd love to see what would happen if we played all our best primaveri in Serie A. They would get smashed each week for 1 or 2 years but by a time they would have a wealth of knowledge and experience that some players would only have in their mid to late 20's rather than early 20's. Therefore, by the time they are mid 20 year olds they will be playing with the football brains of more experienced players but with younger and fitter bodies.
So if that didn't make sense: the more time on the feild playing at the highest level the more experienced you are...no matter how young.
Just a theory.
Not that this would ever happen, especially at Juve, but in Australia our football relies very much on young players. What they do is have a rebuilding phase: they sacrifice one or two years playing with inexperience young talent and allow them to grow as fast as possible while playing against the top sides.
I'd love to see what would happen if we played all our best primaveri in Serie A. They would get smashed each week for 1 or 2 years but by a time they would have a wealth of knowledge and experience that some players would only have in their mid to late 20's rather than early 20's. Therefore, by the time they are mid 20 year olds they will be playing with the football brains of more experienced players but with younger and fitter bodies.
So if that didn't make sense: the more time on the feild playing at the highest level the more experienced you are...no matter how young.
Just a theory.
That's a noble idea except that I doubt Juve fans would really want to see their squad get trounced for 2 years just so Primavera players would gain experience.
As for the keeping Rossi on the first team all year, like the kid is really going to play on a regular basis. Barca tried that with Dos Santos last year and the kid hardly played, now he's a yid and who knows how he'll turn out. The reason this philosophy worked with Messi, is because Messi is a one of a kind phenomenal footballer that comes along once in a lifetime. To expect Rossi or anyone else to come in and be some sort of wonderkid while sitting the bench is pretty moronic. Sure let him train with the first team as long as he is still available for reserve matches. In order to progress as a footballer you need to play full speed matches as often as possible. If he really needs 1st team football then loan him out to a team where he can start.
As for the keeping Rossi on the first team all year, like the kid is really going to play on a regular basis. Barca tried that with Dos Santos last year and the kid hardly played, now he's a yid and who knows how he'll turn out. The reason this philosophy worked with Messi, is because Messi is a one of a kind phenomenal footballer that comes along once in a lifetime. To expect Rossi or anyone else to come in and be some sort of wonderkid while sitting the bench is pretty moronic. Sure let him train with the first team as long as he is still available for reserve matches. In order to progress as a footballer you need to play full speed matches as often as possible. If he really needs 1st team football then loan him out to a team where he can start.
Yes, sure I meant that he should play almost consistantly as a substitute and I think Ranieri will give him such possibility as we have not big choice among creative players, also taking in to account that our creatives are not in their early ages and he is not too bad even right now so he can really help the team in difficult situations not only practicing.