Giuseppe Marotta (144 Viewers)

[Raz]

Is say dybalas first season was more decisive than Zlatans first with us.

More decisive - yes. He was definitely more influential. But that team had so many great players it was harder for one player to be as decisive.

 

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[Azzurri7]

@Azzurri7

I always thought Klin had no fucking clue about football and I am almost sure he never touched a ball except my two big ones.

He's also got a terrible taste, Emerson?

 

[Dominic]

More decisive - yes. He was definitely more influential. But that team had so many great players it was harder for one player to be as decisive.

For sure.

 

[Raz]

I would add it wasn't as needed as well. It was a team full of champions. Kind of strange when people still say that we cheated back then, I mean the team we had then was spectacular.

 

[Dominic]

I would add it wasn't as needed as well. It was a team full of champions.

As shown with his absence during the final stages of the 0405 season.

 

[Osman]

Is say dybalas first season was more decisive than Zlatans first with us.

And there is a reason for that. His only competition for the limelight has been a Pogba who went on mental vacation for the first half of the season. While Ibra was the youngest upstart in a team FILLED with world class players on nearly all positions, and he still managed to be the MVP amongst them. If that doesnt scream top quality, dont know what does.

 

[Raz]

And there is a reason for that. His only competition for the limelight has been a Pogba who went on mental vacation for the first half of the season. While Ibra was the youngest upstart in a team FILLED with world class players on nearly all positions, and he still managed to be the MVP amongst them. If that doesnt scream top quality, dont know what does.

We already covered that

 

[Osman]

We already covered that

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@Azzurri7

@Klin

 

[Dominic]

And there is a reason for that. His only competition for the limelight has been a Pogba who went on mental vacation for the first half of the season. While Ibra was the youngest upstart in a team FILLED with world class players on nearly all positions, and he still managed to be the MVP amongst them. If that doesnt scream top quality, dont know what does.

We already covered that

With less words to boot!

 

[Seven]

I would add it wasn't as needed as well. It was a team full of champions. Kind of strange when people still say that we cheated back then, I mean the team we had then was spectacular.

The World Cup final was basically a training game for us. With Trez missing a penalty and having to buy everyone drinks.

 

[Zacheryah]

And there is a reason for that. His only competition for the limelight has been a Pogba who went on mental vacation for the first half of the season. While Ibra was the youngest upstart in a team FILLED with world class players on nearly all positions, and he still managed to be the MVP amongst them. If that doesnt scream top quality, dont know what does.

 

[Cheesio]

I always thought Klin had no fucking clue about football and I am almost sure he never touched a ball except my two big ones.

He's also got a terrible taste, Emerson?

 

[Hængebøffer]

What's bullshit? Zlatan wasn't good that season. Dybala as OF NOW, was better than Zlatan of that season.

I remember the Italian media:
"The flamenco has lost his touch".
He was absolutely horrible.

 

[Seven]

Zach and his selective memory again. I remember most Juve fans wanted him gone or at least dropped for Del Piero most of that season. He was extremely disappointing.

A lot of people on this forum are between 25 and 35. People from that generation are going to have great memories of the Juventus between 1994 and 2006. That's why they might claim a team from that era is a lot better than what we have now. Truth is we are on a very similar level. For example Lichtsteiner is every bit as good as Zambrotta ever was, but people from that generation simply prefer Zambrotta because they are nostalgic.

 

[Hængebøffer]

A lot of people on this forum are between 25 and 35. People from that generation are going to have great memories of the Juventus between 1994 and 2006. That's why they might claim a team from that era is a lot better than what we have now. Truth is we are on a very similar level. For example Lichtsteiner is every bit as good as Zambrotta ever was, but people from that generation simply prefer Zambrotta because they are nostalgic.

@CrimsonianKing

 

[Vlad]

A lot of people on this forum are between 25 and 35. People from that generation are going to have great memories of the Juventus between 1994 and 2006. That's why they might claim a team from that era is a lot better than what we have now. Truth is we are on a very similar level. For example Lichtsteiner is every bit as good as Zambrotta ever was, but people from that generation simply prefer Zambrotta because they are nostalgic.

This is bs. The two are not even close in terms of abilities. Imagine skillful winger adapting to play as a FB, holding on to his previous skillset while providing defensive solidity at the back.

 

[Seven]

This is bs. The two are not even close in terms of abilities.

Name me one thing Zambrotta does better. Really. ONE.

 

[Vlad]

Name me one thing Zambrotta does better. Really. ONE.

I'll give you few: quicker, better dribbler, ball control, crosser...

 

[Seven]

I'll give you few: quicker, better dribbler, ball control, crosser...

Lol. That's just not true. In fact they're eerily similar in all those things.

 

[Hust]

I'll give you few: quicker, better dribbler, ball control, crosser...

Anyone can cross better than Licht.