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Look at what Ancelloti has done with Milan this season. I really hate Milan as a team, but I have to accept that they are simply awesome this season, I'm tipping them to win the Champ's cup. And look @ what they did to Depor too. I believe it has to do with your training schedule and your plan for the season, making sure that the team starts the season well and that they peak at the right times too.
Well, with the ritorno of the Depor-Milan CL match, I think the veneer was really pulled back -- if only briefly. Milan is a team playing well above their usual abilities this season, and Juve is playing -- IMO -- below them. This stuff happens in sport.
But an aging defensive back is a real concern. There's a phenomenon that happens with aging, championship-caliber athletes. When the going is good, the work habits are high, they train harder to make up for their lack of youthful energy when paired up with their competition, etc.
But when things start turning sour, the wheels can come off. Players lose focus and that extra incentive to train harder and play above their normal abilities when facing younger players. A downward spiral can result, as the aging players lose touch with those motivators that made them put in the 110% to be in lock step with the best in the league.
Not saying it's so much happening with Juve this season. I think a little of it has. But it will only grow to be a bigger issue if the age of our line isn't addressed.
But an aging defensive back is a real concern. There's a phenomenon that happens with aging, championship-caliber athletes. When the going is good, the work habits are high, they train harder to make up for their lack of youthful energy when paired up with their competition, etc.
But when things start turning sour, the wheels can come off. Players lose focus and that extra incentive to train harder and play above their normal abilities when facing younger players. A downward spiral can result, as the aging players lose touch with those motivators that made them put in the 110% to be in lock step with the best in the league.
Not saying it's so much happening with Juve this season. I think a little of it has. But it will only grow to be a bigger issue if the age of our line isn't addressed.
We definitely don't want to buy a whole new team. That's starting from square one, and it's a strategy that would take years to rebuild from to where they even are today.
Injuries this season, and particularly around the most critical week of the year, were a factor. But I am not convinced that we'd have made it through much further in the CL -- or we would have actually defeated one (let alone more) of the Rome/Milan teams this year -- even if we had a perfect bill of health.
Injuries this season, and particularly around the most critical week of the year, were a factor. But I am not convinced that we'd have made it through much further in the CL -- or we would have actually defeated one (let alone more) of the Rome/Milan teams this year -- even if we had a perfect bill of health.
i thought the problems of juventus this season is that we do not have a very good defensive midfielder. the person who is playing that position is not good enough. am talking of ghanian born appiah. thus exposing nedved. making him doing all the attacking and defending alone. i think we need a very good defensive midfielder who can do the odd job like gatosso of milan