Leonardo Bonucci (44 Viewers)

[IliveForJuve]

Did you were exposed to mercury poisoning as child?

His mom put him in the washing machine by accident.

 

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[The Quazis]

Pogba, who actually knows how to football, crippled after leaving Juve. Imagine Bonucci in Milan.

 

[IliveForJuve]

Pogba, who actually knows how to football, crippled after leaving Juve. Imagine Bonucci in Milan.

It's gonna be fun

 

[Cerval]

Looky looky

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[Jem83]

Can't wait to see Higuain reel away in triumph after completing a brace against them, with Bonny sitting on his ass not understanding what happened.

 

[JuveJay]

It's like watching Barzagli come to save BonBon.

 

[piotrr]

Can't wait to see Higuain reel away in triumph after completing a brace against them, with Bonny sitting on his ass not understanding what happened.

How will Higgy get past those leg sweeping tackles tho?

 

[campionesidd]

Wow Reus completely owned him there.

 

[duranfj]

Sell a 30 year old international for 40
Buy a 24 year old international for 12

lol

Sell a WC player with 20 years left on contract for 40
Buy a Bench player with 1 years left on Contract for 12

 

[Jem83]

How will Higgy get past those leg sweeping tackles tho?

Lol.

The funny thing is that this move is one of the main moves that is part of Bonucci's repertoire. A very silly maneuver, which more often than not left him (and the team) punished.

I'm not trying to justify the sale or anything, as Bonucci had many qualities (particularly passing and positioning) that we will miss, but there were indeed parts of his game that were utterly annoying and left me nailbiting everytime an opponent came 1-on-1 against him during a game.

I feel we had the perfect environment for him at the club, and that he had his perfect place with us. If he can beast for Milan, all credit to him, but I won't belive it until I see it.

 

[JuveJay]

He was getting quite decent at that killer leg sweep as time went on, but obviously it's pretty poor technique. He does that because he goes for an interception more often than standing up, doesn't have confidence in his body position.

 

[Xperd]

Pogba, who actually knows how to football, crippled after leaving Juve. Imagine Bonucci in Milan.

He's 24 years old. He's not retiring tomorrow.

 

[The Quazis]

He's 24 years old. He's not retiring tomorrow.

I rather not start Pogba subject here. My point was Pogba hasn't been the same player after he left us. What's more, I think Bonucci is even more dependent on us.

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[PhRoZeN]

Bonucci is dependent on his motivation coach. He'll be fine.

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[piotrr]

Lol.

The funny thing is that this move is one of the main moves that is part of Bonucci's repertoire. A very silly maneuver, which more often than not left him (and the team) punished.

I'm not trying to justify the sale or anything, as Bonucci had many qualities (particularly passing and positioning) that we will miss, but there were indeed parts of his game that were utterly annoying and left me nailbiting everytime an opponent came 1-on-1 against him during a game.

I feel we had the perfect environment for him at the club, and that he had his perfect place with us. If he can beast for Milan, all credit to him, but I won't belive it until I see it.

He was getting quite decent at that killer leg sweep as time went on, but obviously it's pretty poor technique. He does that because he goes for an interception more often than standing up, doesn't have confidence in his body position.

Yeah as time went by he learned how to use this tackle (i remember vs Reus? 2015 he totally killed it) but from time to time it created some dangerous situations for the opponents.
As we're talking about Bonucci's repertoire i can't not mention another one of his deadly weapons - deflections. Feel sorry for Donnarumma already.

Bonucci is dependent on his motivation coach. He'll be fine.

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The coach is not going anywhere tho.
Sweets is everything that's left for Leo.

 

[Hydde]

Lol.

The funny thing is that this move is one of the main moves that is part of Bonucci's repertoire. A very silly maneuver, which more often than not left him (and the team) punished.

I'm not trying to justify the sale or anything, as Bonucci had many qualities (particularly passing and positioning) that we will miss, but there were indeed parts of his game that were utterly annoying and left me nailbiting everytime an opponent came 1-on-1 against him during a game.

I feel we had the perfect environment for him at the club, and that he had his perfect place with us. If he can beast for Milan, all credit to him, but I won't belive it until I see it.

i hated seeing him doing that shid, with his awkward body language and lack of athleticism.

yet people is mourning him like we lost cannavaro and nesta combined.

Bianconero hero and all, but now is a traitor and we will have to fuk him in the derby to rmember him how shitty he can be.

 

[DAiDEViL]

I love that gif

 

[acmilan]

It's like watching Barzagli come to save BonBon.

I am gonna go ahead and guess that you are one of the 95+ percent of people here who, less than a week ago, were proclaiming Bonucci to be a top-3 CB in the world. And now, for most of those people, including you, he slots anywhere between mediocre and straight-up garbage, and that's on a good day ...

Interestingly enough, a somewhat similar phenomenon, albeit in reverse, can be observed with De Sciglio ...

Just another case of people being people, I suppose.

 

[Seven]

I am gonna go ahead and guess that you are one of the 95+ percent of people here who, less than a week ago, were proclaiming Bonucci to be a top-3 CB in the world. And now, for most of those people, including you, he slots anywhere between mediocre and straight-up garbage, and that's on a good day ...

Interestingly enough, a somewhat similar phenomenon, albeit in reverse, can be observed with De Sciglio ...

Just another case of people being people, I suppose.

Bonucci is one of the world's best cb's. Possibly top 5 even. He also has very obvious flaws. Kind of like Sergio Ramos and Thiago Silva. Incredible defenders, but their mistakes and weaknesses are very frustrating.

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[K.O.]

Perfect time to recall this