Didn’t see it. Last 2 games were very important, we should hope to win the play-offs but that’s very difficult.
Israel made a lot of mistakes this year.
Israel made a lot of mistakes this year.
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Elvis Kabashi with the penalty today 
Yes we miss a main scorer. Vrioni is the best attacker we have, but got a heavy injury. We signed Marques from Barca a year ago, but he isnt anything special. Same for Petrelli imo. Da Graca (U19) basically never plays for U23. We should have someone who scores something like 15-20 goals.
Fagioli trained with the senior squad again. Hopefully he gets selected for sundays game, would be his first time. Wasnt as impressive as he was last season, a bit struggling to find his best form after he started with a injury.
Fagioli trained with the senior squad again. Hopefully he gets selected for sundays game, would be his first time. Wasnt as impressive as he was last season, a bit struggling to find his best form after he started with a injury.
Unless Juve starts opening space for these kids in the main team, there's not much motivation to follow the under teams.
Portanova is very, very underwhelming.
Frabotta is decent enough though. I like him, because he is a classic left footed kid who plays hugging the line and always trys to play forward. He has personality. Nowadays, fullbacks and "wingers" are addicted to playing backwards. In another environment (better defined team roles and more stbilized team) he could have done better.
Vrioni doesn't look like a big of a deal, and Dragusin didn't have opportunities so far.
Thing is they continue to be extremely conservative with these kids. When Alex Sandro was injured, if Correia was playing so well, why didn't he have a chance? Isnt that the sole reason (which I don't agree with) to purposedly copy the upper teams scheme and force guys on positions different from theie natural roles?
Anyway, I know there's a promising generation on U17 or U20 right now. But given Juve's inability to groom talent, I don't care as much anymore. Used to love to follow these kids.
Portanova is very, very underwhelming.
Frabotta is decent enough though. I like him, because he is a classic left footed kid who plays hugging the line and always trys to play forward. He has personality. Nowadays, fullbacks and "wingers" are addicted to playing backwards. In another environment (better defined team roles and more stbilized team) he could have done better.
Vrioni doesn't look like a big of a deal, and Dragusin didn't have opportunities so far.
Thing is they continue to be extremely conservative with these kids. When Alex Sandro was injured, if Correia was playing so well, why didn't he have a chance? Isnt that the sole reason (which I don't agree with) to purposedly copy the upper teams scheme and force guys on positions different from theie natural roles?
Anyway, I know there's a promising generation on U17 or U20 right now. But given Juve's inability to groom talent, I don't care as much anymore. Used to love to follow these kids.
Well this is by far the most interesting time ever to follow the youth teams.
Enough options available to see the games, club invested a lot and Pirlo seems so be willing to give those guys a chance. I’m quite sure that some youngsters would’ve played more if we had a different start of this season.
But of course, don’t get carried away by seeing 18 year old performing well at their level, and keep in mind that it’s usually not very rewarding to watch primavera games, otherwise you’re just wasting your time.
Enough options available to see the games, club invested a lot and Pirlo seems so be willing to give those guys a chance. I’m quite sure that some youngsters would’ve played more if we had a different start of this season.
But of course, don’t get carried away by seeing 18 year old performing well at their level, and keep in mind that it’s usually not very rewarding to watch primavera games, otherwise you’re just wasting your time.