How did Sarri and Napoli do that same season in CL? Their entertaining brand of football surely must have won so many games... 
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How did Sarri and Napoli do that same season in CL? Their entertaining brand of football surely must have won so many games...
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I forgot that Napoli only picked up 6 points, and lost 4 matches in their weakass CL group last year. Alongside getting spanked by City, they managed to lose to both Shaktar and Feyenoord. Sarri
Wins on the pitch don’t matter. Read the live match thread. We lost that match there. 
You need to stop creating so many imaginary strawmen. You aren't even arguing with me anymore, just a version of me in your head.
You are the one who called that game a "counterattacking masterclass" or something stupid like that.
Sarri is the master of winning the xGoals Scudetto.
TBH. I don’t even watch our matches anymore. I just go check the xGoals after each match to see who did better and award points based on that. We haven’t won a Scudetto in years
TBH. I don’t even watch our matches anymore. I just go check the xGoals after each match to see who did better and award points based on that. We haven’t won a Scudetto in years
Allegri isn't our coach anymore. The management had seen enough and made their decision. Get over it.
Well can you blame hi for that? We got overrun by Madrid in 2017 and needed another mid (we needed 2 actually). He got Matuidi so it was either 433 with him or 4231 with Pjanic - Khedira once again (same formation with Pjanic - Matuidi failed). And Allegri made it work when it mattered, away at Madrid. Too bad there werent more games where Matuidis ground covering would have been MVP tier useful
We did need another mid, but Matuidi was a horrible choice IMO.
He doesn't have the ability to link up play, yet he frequently finds himself in the final third, messing up our attacks. I think that Matuidi is part of the reason behind Alex Sandro's decline. It's much easier to defend against a fullback who has no one to link up with.
In my opinion, what we needed in the summer of 2017 was a younger and more gifted midfielder; someone like Ramsey, Barella, Naby Keita, etc... someone who can run but also has some decent ability on the ball.
Matuidi was just a poor fit.
He doesn't have the ability to link up play, yet he frequently finds himself in the final third, messing up our attacks. I think that Matuidi is part of the reason behind Alex Sandro's decline. It's much easier to defend against a fullback who has no one to link up with.
In my opinion, what we needed in the summer of 2017 was a younger and more gifted midfielder; someone like Ramsey, Barella, Naby Keita, etc... someone who can run but also has some decent ability on the ball.
Matuidi was just a poor fit.
Of course Allegri has always been the most important puzzle in the last five years. You wanting to think otherwise doesn't chance anything. Or do you also discredit Pep's time at Barca because he had Messi, Zidane's time at Real because he had Ronaldo or even Sarri's time at Chelsea because he had Hazard? Or do you simply spout bs and try to fit everything in to your narrative? Good teams have great players who can make the difference, that should be pretty obvious to anyone who follows football.
Dybala's importance to our team has never been as big as the impact of those I mentioned above. Even our best performance that season was without Dybala in the second-leg against Real. Can you only give credit to Allegri when he succeeds with a team full of Sturaro's?
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Using the Tuz live thread as an argument 
Come on now Neddy that's a new low.
Dybala's importance to our team has never been as big as the impact of those I mentioned above. Even our best performance that season was without Dybala in the second-leg against Real. Can you only give credit to Allegri when he succeeds with a team full of Sturaro's?
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No it fucking wasn’t 
My god you are deluded, but don’t take my word for it. Read the match thread:
https://www.juventuz.com/threads/juventuz-live-matches-2017-2018.43095/page-771
Read the comments during the first half
We got outclassed beyond belief.
My god you are deluded, but don’t take my word for it. Read the match thread:
https://www.juventuz.com/threads/juventuz-live-matches-2017-2018.43095/page-771
Read the comments during the first half
We got outclassed beyond belief.
Come on now Neddy that's a new low.
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No it fucking wasn’t
My god you are deluded, but don’t take my word for it. Read the match thread:
https://www.juventuz.com/threads/juventuz-live-matches-2017-2018.43095/page-771
Read the comments during the first half
We got outclassed beyond belief.
My god you are deluded, but don’t take my word for it. Read the match thread:
https://www.juventuz.com/threads/juventuz-live-matches-2017-2018.43095/page-771
Read the comments during the first half
We got outclassed beyond belief.
3-0?
Yes, Tottenham dominated possession and movement, but I guess they are now scoring every little half-chance eh. Because they certainly didn't miss 3 sitters.
It was a masterclass of ruthless counterattacking football. You don't have to enjoy it or like it, but in the end it worked and that's all that matters. We won. So perhaps shut up just a little, you pathetic creature.
Yes, Tottenham dominated possession and movement, but I guess they are now scoring every little half-chance eh. Because they certainly didn't miss 3 sitters.
It was a masterclass of ruthless counterattacking football. You don't have to enjoy it or like it, but in the end it worked and that's all that matters. We won. So perhaps shut up just a little, you pathetic creature.
I felt we were very lucky to come out of that tie as overall winners and Allegri somehow worked his magic but it could have easily been a much different story had Tottenham been a bit more clinical
Of course Allegri has always been the most important puzzle in the last five years. You wanting to think otherwise doesn't chance anything. Or do you also discredit Pep's time at Barca because he had Messi, Zidane's time at Real because he had Ronaldo or even Sarri's time at Chelsea because he had Hazard? Or do you simply spout bs and try to fit everything in to your narrative? Good teams have great players who can make the difference, that should be pretty obvious to anyone who follows football.
Dybala's importance to our team has never been as big as the impact of those I mentioned above. Even our best performance that season was without Dybala in the second-leg against Real. Can you only give credit to Allegri when he succeeds with a team full of Sturaro's?
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Using the Tuz live thread as an argument Come on now Neddy that's a new low.
Dybala's importance to our team has never been as big as the impact of those I mentioned above. Even our best performance that season was without Dybala in the second-leg against Real. Can you only give credit to Allegri when he succeeds with a team full of Sturaro's?
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Using the Tuz live thread as an argument
Come on now Neddy that's a new low.
I sort of agree with you. However I don't buy the just being lucky argument. We've simply been more ruthless than quite a few of our opponents in the past. Scoring your chances is a big part of football.
Even if we use Neddy's favorite xG it shows that it was pretty close. So according to this stat our chances were fewer but much better in quality.
Even if we use Neddy's favorite xG it shows that it was pretty close. So according to this stat our chances were fewer but much better in quality.
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