Matías Soulé (2 Viewers)
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The reactions to his sub are hilarious.
As an 18 y/o I'm sure he'll be happy to have made an official debut, he seemed it after the game. It looked like he was on the sideline for a while but the ball didn't go out which will be frustrating for him.
If he is as good as people make out I'm sure he will get more appearances, him and De Winter seem to be on the radar of Allegri.
As an 18 y/o I'm sure he'll be happy to have made an official debut, he seemed it after the game. It looked like he was on the sideline for a while but the ball didn't go out which will be frustrating for him.
If he is as good as people make out I'm sure he will get more appearances, him and De Winter seem to be on the radar of Allegri.
that we tend to associate with the debut of our youngsters, amazingly Soule gets the unaugral "that amazing 2 seconds of barely touching the grass"
Its hard to call it a myth when few weeks ago he clarified the classical Italian mindset of how young talent should spend time in Serie C, Serie B then Serie A when they older.
He legit said that
like completely on his own, felt the need to he a buzz kill and proudly repeat the archaic and pragmatic Italian mantra.
He legit said that
like completely on his own, felt the need to he a buzz kill and proudly repeat the archaic and pragmatic Italian mantra.
Its hard to call it a myth when few weeks ago he clarified the classical Italian mindset of how young talent should spend time in Serie C, Serie B then Serie A when they older.
He legit said that like completely on his own, felt the need to he a buzz kill and proudly repeat the archaic and pragmatic Italian mantra.
He legit said that
like completely on his own, felt the need to he a buzz kill and proudly repeat the archaic and pragmatic Italian mantra.
So nothing backwards in what Allegri said.
What do you expect 18 yo Soule, who hasn't made it yet, do? Bitch and complain about it? Lol
And this just makes it a pointless, stupid sub:
“U23 players will not be allowed to go back if they reach maximum 5 games with the first team.”
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So butthurt
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Lol Cerval posted something and deleted. Manlet lvl 999999
And this just makes it a pointless, stupid sub:
“U23 players will not be allowed to go back if they reach maximum 5 games with the first team.”
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So butthurt
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Lol Cerval posted something and deleted. Manlet lvl 999999
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Theres no one correct way to develop players, why can't people just accept that lol. Some clubs/countries are more aggressive in promoting youth, some aren't. Both models have proven to work. Italy is more conservative, but they've won and produced just as much talent as say, Germany, so can you really blame them for sticking with the formula? It is what it is. The only difference is now Juventus have prioritized their youth systems. They never produced shit because they didn't care to, not because they sent guys to Serie B. The cream will rise to the top. I'm confident that well be seeing players like Soule, Fagioli, De Winter, Ranocchia at Juve (or some other first division club) in the near future. If they have to spend a year or two in serie B or some lower level club, so be it. My main issue is some of these players are better than current squad guys, but I also know that money drive a lot of those decisions. Like I'm pretty sure management would rather Ramsey not be on the roster over Fagioli. It sucks, but you can thank Tici for that.
