He's a LB who can play LWB too. He plays there for Uruguay IIRC.
He's above average anyway.
He's above average anyway.
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don't be acting now like a complacent douche 
Inter have a very good group of players - more than enough quality there to win the scudetto - their season will be determined by whether Stramaccioni can get out of them what they are capable of or not.
Juve's so called "world class" players aren't exactly world class but it's the system/Conte that brought out of them more than they would have likely shown in a different team/set-up.
All in all, Strama has a squad more than capable of winning the title, especially with no CL to worry about (expect them to crush out of EL pretty soon) ... it would depend entirely on his ability to put them into a team.
Juve, on the other hand, would have to face different circumstances this year - there will likely be more injuries (let's face it last year you had virtually 0 of those), CL to take care of; with success, complacency is also likely to become part of the picture now and then, and players could lose the motivation and concentration they had last year, etc, etc.
in short, it will be a long season and it don't matter how you start but how you finish
Inter have a very good group of players - more than enough quality there to win the scudetto - their season will be determined by whether Stramaccioni can get out of them what they are capable of or not.
Juve's so called "world class" players aren't exactly world class but it's the system/Conte that brought out of them more than they would have likely shown in a different team/set-up.
All in all, Strama has a squad more than capable of winning the title, especially with no CL to worry about (expect them to crush out of EL pretty soon) ... it would depend entirely on his ability to put them into a team.
Juve, on the other hand, would have to face different circumstances this year - there will likely be more injuries (let's face it last year you had virtually 0 of those), CL to take care of; with success, complacency is also likely to become part of the picture now and then, and players could lose the motivation and concentration they had last year, etc, etc.
in short, it will be a long season and it don't matter how you start but how you finish
don't be acting now like a complacent douche
Inter have a very good group of players - more than enough quality there to win the scudetto - their season will be determined by whether Stramaccioni can get out of them what they are capable of or not.
Juve's so called "world class" players aren't exactly world class but it's the system/Conte that brought out of them more than they would have likely shown in a different team/set-up.
All in all, Strama has a squad more than capable of winning the title, especially with no CL to worry about (expect them to crush out of EL pretty soon) ... it would depend entirely on his ability to put them into a team.
Juve, on the other hand, would have to face different circumstances this year - there will likely be more injuries (let's face it last year you had virtually 0 of those), CL to take care of; with success, complacency is also likely to become part of the picture now and then, and players could lose the motivation and concentration they had last year, etc, etc.
in short, it will be a long season and it don't matter how you start but how you finish
Inter have a very good group of players - more than enough quality there to win the scudetto - their season will be determined by whether Stramaccioni can get out of them what they are capable of or not.
Juve's so called "world class" players aren't exactly world class but it's the system/Conte that brought out of them more than they would have likely shown in a different team/set-up.
All in all, Strama has a squad more than capable of winning the title, especially with no CL to worry about (expect them to crush out of EL pretty soon) ... it would depend entirely on his ability to put them into a team.
Juve, on the other hand, would have to face different circumstances this year - there will likely be more injuries (let's face it last year you had virtually 0 of those), CL to take care of; with success, complacency is also likely to become part of the picture now and then, and players could lose the motivation and concentration they had last year, etc, etc.
in short, it will be a long season and it don't matter how you start but how you finish
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maybe to save ourselves the time for meaningless debates, people could actually bother to read posts and not just assume that something is there, when it's not
now, e.g., I am plenty sure that I didn't say Juve had no WC players nor did I use Milan's current midfield as a reference point in any way ... but then again, maybe I am losing track of what I am thinking and saying
now, e.g., I am plenty sure that I didn't say Juve had no WC players nor did I use Milan's current midfield as a reference point in any way ... but then again, maybe I am losing track of what I am thinking and saying
maybe to save ourselves the time for meaningless debates, people could actually bother to read posts and not just assume that something is there
now, e.g., I am plenty sure that I didn't say Juve had no WC players nor did I use Milan's current midfield as a reference point in any way ... but then again, maybe I am losing track of what I am thinking and saying
now, e.g., I am plenty sure that I didn't say Juve had no WC players nor did I use Milan's current midfield as a reference point in any way ... but then again, maybe I am losing track of what I am thinking and saying
... sure, on a Juve forum, by "some" (note the intentional non-use of "all") of the Juve fans here---------- Post added 02.09.2012 at 16:13 ----------
We're joking, mate. I'm sure our squad could need... uhm... uhmmm.... u.. u.. Amb.. Const... Acer... Aba... Boa... meh... Trao... You know what? Your squad is shit, bro.
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