Juventus 2011/2012 stats (3 Viewers)

Nedved03

Love juve because of sega
Nov 27, 2011
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#42
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TURIN, Feb. 10, 2012 - It takes a physical beast for football to one hundred per hour planned by Antonio Conte: "We win only if we always give 120 percent." So Juve filled immediately fitted , for the development of muscles and prevent failures. So far it has worked out great, even if at Juventus home avoid talking about it and dusted amulets: 15 injuries in the first five months of the season, against 32 of last season. And with a lower incidence of muscular trouble, 6 against 16, debunking the legend of Vinovo fields: depended entirely upon humidity, half the teams in Premier League would be hospitalized for seven months out of nine. While the crack from the trauma, pilot pure fate.

For racing at this the speed limit, where the enemy does not come often, like the other night at San Siro, is training as a result: in fact, since the withdrawal of Bardonecchia, the sessions have always been mixed with athletic training, every day, every week. "He works harder and harder," confessed a few players. At first, Paulo Bertelli, athletic trainer, summed up the new philosophy: "All the ball, but even without exercises and gym work. Let's say that everything is geared to high-intensity, always to attack what you do. From playing to training: Conte tries to develop competitive aggressiveness, the most is applied because of his football. "

Moreover, as a player, coach Conte worked extensively with Giampiero Ventrone, the "marine" of Marcello Lippi's Juventus. The physical as well as the technique. Ventrone was not drafted, but the staff has been redone anyway. From his thirty-year archive of football, Beppe Marotta has so indicated Bertelli, known at the time of the Venezia of Spalletti. And he had the insight in the choice of Professor Roberto Sassi, 60, with which the Juventus Director worked in 1980 in Varese, while the Conte was known as an athletic trainer at Lecce. The other theory of muscle fibers is Julio Tous, 39, Spaniard, a former collaborator of Barcelona and players like Rafa Nadal and Carlos Moya: Marotta hired him at the time of Samp.

So Sassi described the team at the beginning of the adventure: "A group very well all together, each with their own skills. Bertelli is the closest associate of Conte, with whom the training processes. Tous is the expert in work in the gym with strength and innovative machines. I coordinate the Training Express." That is a novelty: Essentially all Juve workouts are monitored, from the first team to very young players, in order to advance the same type of training. Different loads in proportion to age, of course. All with the help of telemetry mechanisms , whose data are stored in a PC.

During some midweek friendly, for example, to the players has been applied a heart rate monitor, so as to control the activity of the heart during the various phases of the game. Just as during the season, the team has supported several fitness testing with the Mapei research center, which is another huge amount of data output. Reading them, you can meter the more appropriate loads of work, avoid exceeding the limit on duty.

Narrowed down the injuries, have begin also the cautious replacement of players because in some, for poor health or bad luck, trouble seemed to be become muscle pathology: from Traoré to Amauri and Iaquinta, protagonists of ailments and relapse. Of course, then also got to do with fate, or maybe the bottle of holy water of Conte: "Not everything that was wrong what they did a year ago with Del Neri, and everything is perfect today," admitted a few black and white, crossing fingers. Although, to date, this tells the reports. And the ranking.

http://www.myjuventus.net/2012/02/juve-of-steel-no-more-injuries-secret.html
 

Nedved03

Love juve because of sega
Nov 27, 2011
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#43
Sorry for the double post.


TURIN, Feb. 17, 2012 - Some Juventus player must have skipped a few feet of the Rule number ten in the game of football: "A goal is scored when the ball crosses entirely, either on land or in the air, the goal line between the posts and under the crossbar. " Antonio Conte Has also noticed , to whom the anger has not raised the clarity of the coach: "We had several chances to score goals - said after the equal of Parma, the second 0-0 in a row - sometimes the goalkeeper did well, but sometimes we were not cool enough. " Concept that the Bianconeri coach had also shouted in the locker room: guys, we have to score goals.


So far, at Juve, almost everything has worked well: the pressing, the possession, even the defense, which has become the least beaten in the championship. And to say that no one weapons the feet as the Bianconeri, significantly the first by numbers of shots on the opponents face of goal: the memory is enough to say that it was not always shot from outside, but also of shots from close range, as of Giaccherini in Parma. Instead, nothing. From such a huge amount of shots, in the game, Juve knows how to squeeze only the seventh attack in the league, and the sixteenth to the relationship between goals scored and shots in the mirror. To say: Milan does almost a goal every two shots, the Bianconeri will serve four. Hard to make everything fit, then.

http://www.myjuventus.net/2012/02/juve-first-by-shots-on-opposing-goal.html
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Fake Melo

Ghost Division
Sep 3, 2010
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#50
I've noticed that we've conceded many goals from outside the penalty area, like Nocerino on saturday, the match against Catania & Cagliari.

Alen, any stats on this?
 

Red

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Nov 26, 2006
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#54
I've noticed that we've conceded many goals from outside the penalty area, like Nocerino on saturday, the match against Catania & Cagliari.

Alen, any stats on this?
Part of the price you pay for playing Pirlo in front of the defence.

He's never going to close people down in that area and prevent shooting chances the way a real DM would.
 
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Alen

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Apr 2, 2007
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  • Thread Starter
  • Thread Starter #55
    I've noticed that we've conceded many goals from outside the penalty area, like Nocerino on saturday, the match against Catania & Cagliari.

    Alen, any stats on this?
    Giovinco (Juve-Parma 4-1) penalty kick
    Portanova (Juve-Bologna 1-1) header after corner kick
    Bergessio (Catania-Juve 1-1) shot from inside the box
    Rossi (Juve-Genoa 2-2) header from inside the box
    Caracciolo (Juve-Genoa 2-2) shot from inside the box
    Jovetic (Juve-Fiorentina 2-1) shot from outside the box
    Maicon (Inter-Juve 1-2) shot from inside the box
    Hamsik (Napoli-Juve 3-3) header from inside the box
    Pandev (Napoli-Juve 3-3) shot from inside the box
    Pandev (Napoli-Juve 3-3) shot from inside the box
    De Rossi (Roma-Juve 1-1) shot from inside the box
    Cossu (Juve-Cagliari 1-1) shot from outside the box
    Floro Flores (Juve-Udinese 2-1) shot from inside the box
    Barrientos (Juve-Catania 3-1) shot from outside the box
    Nocerino (Milan-Juve 1-1) shot from outside the box

    Coppa:
    Raggi (Juve-Bologna 2-1) header after corner kick
    El Shaarawy (Milan-Juve 1-2) shot from inside the box
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    The answer to your question is 4 goals.
    I just noticed that we conceded only 2 headers after a corner kick and both were from Bologna's defenders. We should take note of that when we face them in 10 days :)
     

    Fake Melo

    Ghost Division
    Sep 3, 2010
    37,077
    #56
    Ah! Thanks Alenski. You da best.

    I think Floro Flores' goal was inside the box with inches. Teams have probably noticed that we are weak on long range shots.
     

    Quetzalcoatl

    It ain't hard to tell
    Aug 22, 2007
    65,499
    #59
    Goals+Assists
    13 goal+assist: Matri
    11 goal+assist: Marchisio
    10 goal+assist: Vucinic
    9 goal+assist: Pepe, Pirlo
    5 goal+assist: Vidal
    4 goal+assist: Lichtsteiner
    3 goal+assist: Giaccherini, Chiellini
    2 goal+assist: Estigarribia, Del Piero, Caceres, Quagliarella, De Ceglie
    1 goal+assist: Krasic, Bonucci, Marrone, Elia, Barzagli, Padoin
    :delpiero:
     

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