Marotta-"Juve in the style of Barcelona" Jack heard wailing in despair from China (2 Viewers)
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I think he's completely overblown. He's billed as the hot replacement for David Villa in the Spanish NT in a few years, a testament to the brilliance of Barca's youth system. And yet every competitive match I see him in where the scoreline isn't already 5-0, he gives Amauri a run for his money.
Overhyped, overblown, overrated, and not worthy of even Juve's youth system, IMO. If we needed someone like him, we would have kept Raffaelle Palladino.
Overhyped, overblown, overrated, and not worthy of even Juve's youth system, IMO. If we needed someone like him, we would have kept Raffaelle Palladino.
Giovinco is partly a victim of his own inadequacies. Marchisio came back from loan from Empoli at the same time and managed to secure a foundational place on the squad and even a place in the (now quite lame) Italy NT. In fact, everyone suspected Giovinco was going to be more of the star than Marchisio -- not vice versa. So you cannot entirely blame it on a singular policy.
I think he's completely overblown. He's billed as the hot replacement for David Villa in the Spanish NT in a few years, a testament to the brilliance of Barca's youth system. And yet every competitive match I see him in where the scoreline isn't already 5-0, he gives Amauri a run for his money.
Overhyped, overblown, overrated, and not worthy of even Juve's youth system, IMO. If we needed someone like him, we would have kept Raffaelle Palladino.
Overhyped, overblown, overrated, and not worthy of even Juve's youth system, IMO. If we needed someone like him, we would have kept Raffaelle Palladino.
That definitely means you guys will consist of Spaniards and play lazy football whilst declaring to the world that you're more than an old lady.
Or he could just mean he wants Juve to play with a higher level of consistency.
Or it could just be a vague way of saying the wants to make the club better.
Or he could just mean he wants Juve to play with a higher level of consistency.
Or it could just be a vague way of saying the wants to make the club better.
Considering the context of Marotta's other quotes, I think he's quite clearly talking about the youth system. But if he means playing a possession game, then bring it on.
He's probably overrated by the Spanish and maybe English, but to say he's another Palladingo is pure folly.
Seba has shown he can play. Even when he hasn't looked so well, he did change the game at times, like putting in a good ball for an assist. But after his good matches, he was usually benched. So nobody can say that he was given a proper chance. Such decisions destroy confidence.
Marotta just used Barca as an example because they have a good youth system. Of course some tighty-whities will get lodged up in the wake of the comment, needlessly.
I think he's completely overblown. He's billed as the hot replacement for David Villa in the Spanish NT in a few years, a testament to the brilliance of Barca's youth system. And yet every competitive match I see him in where the scoreline isn't already 5-0, he gives Amauri a run for his money.
Overhyped, overblown, overrated, and not worthy of even Juve's youth system, IMO. If we needed someone like him, we would have kept Raffaelle Palladino.
Overhyped, overblown, overrated, and not worthy of even Juve's youth system, IMO. If we needed someone like him, we would have kept Raffaelle Palladino.
Seba has shown he can play. Even when he hasn't looked so well, he did change the game at times, like putting in a good ball for an assist. But after his good matches, he was usually benched. So nobody can say that he was given a proper chance. Such decisions destroy confidence.
Marotta just used Barca as an example because they have a good youth system. Of course some tighty-whities will get lodged up in the wake of the comment, needlessly.
