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mark83 said:
Who are you kidding?
Juventus is too big club to have players like Piccolo, Urbano, Gasbarroni, De Ceglie and Marchisio.
I hope we get rid of them and buy some good, proven players.
P.S. Aquilani is much better than Paro.
Aquilani was not good at the begin either.. don´t forget what happend last season, we bought Vieira for 20 millions and we saw what he did.. I am sure that paro or any other youngster were gonna do the same or even better
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I agree with you & Turk. over the last couple of years, Juventus players were "aging" & Capello did nothing to alleviate this situation. We were buying older players for high prices & not giving young players a chance. This may be ok for the short term but long term one has to have a team with a mixed age group. Juve & Milan were criticised in the CL because their players couldn't cope with the pace of the game & the age of their players. It was painfully obvious that both teams were lacking in youth. DD is right to give these young players a chance; they are our future.
Although I like Aquilani, I will not compare Matteo with Alberto, until I have seen enough of him to do so.
Although I like Aquilani, I will not compare Matteo with Alberto, until I have seen enough of him to do so.
Actually Juve hasn't been big on homegrown players in quite a while.
The last two decades have been about getting rising youngsters/propects and turning them into stars. Kinda like Ajax's downline.
But thats exactly the catch!! You complain about not using the youngsters or thinking about the future, but it's really more complicated than that. There are many things to consider before putting them in the starting 11.
Juve is a big team, they suffer when they aren't in the top three finish of the league. This is the big responsibility which makes playing youngsters a big risk.
Only youngsters who can compete with the best will make it in, and thats kind of like a paradox coz who can compete when they aren't givin enough share of time?
But then again, who can guarentee progress when these youngsters are given their chance inexchange for team form/performance?
Luckily Serie B has presented the Juve youngsters an opportunity. Is Paro as good as Aquiliani or Barone? We'll have to look at his progress, but currently I don't think he's that much better than his form last year, he's just more exposed now.
The last two decades have been about getting rising youngsters/propects and turning them into stars. Kinda like Ajax's downline.
But thats exactly the catch!! You complain about not using the youngsters or thinking about the future, but it's really more complicated than that. There are many things to consider before putting them in the starting 11.
Juve is a big team, they suffer when they aren't in the top three finish of the league. This is the big responsibility which makes playing youngsters a big risk.
Only youngsters who can compete with the best will make it in, and thats kind of like a paradox coz who can compete when they aren't givin enough share of time?
But then again, who can guarentee progress when these youngsters are given their chance inexchange for team form/performance?
Luckily Serie B has presented the Juve youngsters an opportunity. Is Paro as good as Aquiliani or Barone? We'll have to look at his progress, but currently I don't think he's that much better than his form last year, he's just more exposed now.
exactly this is a big opportunity to create a cohesive group of players and determining whether our young players would make the cut in serie A.
I have seen Barone play this season and hes been disappointing tbh. I would've liked if paro got a chance, but it was a long shot.
I didnt see him at all last season, so i can't determine the difference in his game or the improvements
But for players in his position the most important thing is getting the confidence and continuity of play. He obviously has talent but there r some parts of his game that he needs to improve and that will come naturally with more games.
I have seen Barone play this season and hes been disappointing tbh. I would've liked if paro got a chance, but it was a long shot.
I didnt see him at all last season, so i can't determine the difference in his game or the improvements
But for players in his position the most important thing is getting the confidence and continuity of play. He obviously has talent but there r some parts of his game that he needs to improve and that will come naturally with more games.
Reports in Italy over the past few days did suggest that Donadoni was pondering a call-up for Juventus youngster Matteo Paro, but opted to not reward him for his fine form in Serie B.
“I monitor everyone,” explained the tactician. “I saw Juventus against Napoli and a few other games. Paro is growing, he has excellent qualities and is playing regularly for a big club.
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“I monitor everyone,” explained the tactician. “I saw Juventus against Napoli and a few other games. Paro is growing, he has excellent qualities and is playing regularly for a big club.
Channel 4