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Juventinoo

Habibi .. Come to Dubai :)
Oct 20, 2004
3,660
Goes in line with what that guy said on VS yesterday. Also:

"Paulo Dybala is on the market, both for the club and for Allergri."

"I would bet on the departure of Pjanic; in addition to the tactical questions, Juve would make a big capital gain."
Yes we will have around 300m selling Pjanic , Dybala + season budget... i hope this summer Fabio pull a super mercato
 

Mister

Senior Member
Apr 4, 2014
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Agresti: “If Allegri were to remain at Juve, Conte will go to Inter. On the contrary, if Allegri were to leave, I see Conte at Juve and perhaps Allegri at Inter, some contact has already been with Marotta”.


 

JuveE46

Senior Member
Dec 6, 2015
1,595
"Allegri, in that sense, is more flexible. He doesn’t have one system, he’s more open and has more solutions. So the transfer targets are expanded a bit more.”

We know ideally, you have a certain philosophy and go out to buy players that fit. Or in our case, you recognize the type of squad you have and play accordingly.
Max acts as if he is in the first scenario not the second. The formation and starters doesn't match the style (which if anyone here knows what it is feel free to explain) of play. 433 against Ajax with matuidi and can? Zero speed or cutting edge going forward..two slow DMs in 433 against lightning quick young ajax..covering for weakened defence (?) So why chose 433? Why not 451? why no bentancur in 451 from beginning along with those 2 to choke Ajax midfield specially with away goal advantage we had.. flexibility? The only word that doesn't apply. CR is adapting HIMSELF to Max's non-style and scoring out of pure athleticism. Max will be here next season and I hope he gets the players he needs because he is a first scenario guy, not the second. Not an improvisor for sure.
 
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Jun 6, 2015
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those comments though :shifty: we must have the most spoiled fanbase.
I have hope that those fans who post those idiotic comments are just the loud minority. Social media for some seems to be a competition on who is able to be the biggest idiot. I'm sure there are millions of level-headed fans who simply don't feel the need to voice their opinions on those platforms.
 

DAiDEViL

Senior Member
Feb 21, 2015
64,654
I have hope that those fans who post those idiotic comments are just the loud minority. Social media for some seems to be a competition on who is able to be the biggest idiot. I'm sure there are millions of level-headed fans who simply don't feel the need to voice their opinions on those platforms.
Same with SJW's on twitter. By far the loudest group, but still a minority. But because they are so loud, you see companies bend over to their demands every now and then, falsely thinking their opinion is shared by the majority of people, when it's not. Hopefully we aren't as stupid.
 
Jun 6, 2015
11,391
Same with SJW's on twitter. By far the loudest group, but still a minority. But because they are so loud, you see companies bend over to their demands every now and then, falsely thinking their opinion is shared by the majority of people, when it's not. Hopefully we aren't as stupid.
It's the extremes that rule those platforms. Being a moderate isn't in fashion as it doesn't generate enough retweets and likes.
 

Niku

Senior Member
Jan 14, 2014
1,223
Another meltdown merchant?

Of course we aim to improve. What do you think these people working at the club are aiming for? They aim to win every trophy available each year as does about 5-8 other teams. Winning isn't as easy as you guys seem to think.
I don't sell that merchandise.

You are saying the club aims for improving, I am sure no one wants to shoot their own foot, yet the squad has suffered of imbalanced team configuration, and even with the adquisition of Ronaldo we don't have a clear attack plan. More like: "you guys figure out how to score". Here no one is a professional of football, as Allegri is, but I cannot tell what Juve plays or tries to on the offensive. And even we had won the Serie A with some commodity, our CL performances are lackluster. We wont win any CL the way we are trying , being so conservative (predictable?). We should play boldly every game, define a good offensive style for us, use Serie A as practice if necessary, as Madrid, Barcelona, Bayern (styles apart) have done etc.
 

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