Federico Gatti (59 Viewers)

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Gatti is not the victim here, Juventus is, we have seen this again, Juve ought to be more important than the Gattis out there.
Gati didn't only scored a goal that proved he is no Serie A player, he also played a game that proved he is not Juve material and that should be enough
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bonucci's mistakes are equally embarrassing and consistently happens each game

I mean look at his match yesterday :lol:

maybe it wasn't quite Augsburg but near enough X Æ A-12 s4tch


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im confused, is this suppoed to be a defence of Gatti? Cause bonucci sucks too?
 

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Gatti is not the victim here, Juventus is, we have seen this again, Juve ought to be more important than the Gattis out there.
Gati didn't only scored a goal that proved he is no Serie A player, he also played a game that proved he is not Juve material and that should be enough
He’s not wrong
 

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im confused, is this suppoed to be a defence of Gatti? Cause bonucci sucks too?
No @Lion was stating that bonucci would never make a mistake like that yet bonucci makes a host of other mistakes almost each game. And I was saying after the real madrid game that bonucci would fuck up to the likes of augsburg
 

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I think I rewatched it 400 times trying to understand what the hell he was thinking. That was not a normal own goal.

Wouldn’t even call it brain fart, dude pooped out of his ears. Maybe retire, yeah?
Gatti was a bricklayer. Construction industry is all mafia-owned in Italy. Mafia owns Gatti. Made him fix game. He tried with that terrible giveaway for the one Sass goal but it wasn’t enough so took matters into his own hands with another. :boh:
 

juvesince96

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Gatti was a bricklayer. Construction industry is all mafia-owned in Italy. Mafia owns Gatti. Made him fix game. He tried with that terrible giveaway for the one Sass goal but it wasn’t enough so took matters into his own hands with another. :boh:
This is worth diving deeper. Is there somewhere we can check the odds for a 4-2 result and who were the highest betters
 

GrandeGigi

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His own goal didnt make a difference to the result. Anyone can make a mistake so I won't be too harsh on him for that but what I don't understand is why he wasn't brave enough to take the ball forward and pass to the player on the right. Instead he picked the easy pass to take the ball backwards and kill off any momentum. You're chasing the game in the last minute and instead of pushing on he just plays conservative. It's that kind of mindset that limits his ceiling.

I genuinly think it was more difficult to make a pass backwards than go with the momentum of the ball moving forward already and bring it forward and give if off to the player further ahead of him and carry the ball forward.
I seem to recall there was a player running at him and attempting to block that pass out to the right.

He had a poor game overall which was already impacting him mentally - He then didn’t want the ball, he wasn’t ready for it, he panicked when it was coming to him, had a brain fart and didn’t know what to do with it.
Sure, not valid reasons for a top flight footballer but it was the last minute, didn’t have an impact on the game and we can’t exactly say we have a team full of players that do not regularly make basic errors.
 

Zzak

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The sooner he realizes he does not have ball playing skills the better. If we had Chiellini he could have mentored him into a no-nonsense defender.
Him and Bremer could be the best defensive duo in the world with a bit of polish
 

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