Mattia De Sciglio (7 Viewers)

[GiocataGrande]

He got this.

If he got this by now, then he certainly Will keep it forever.

 

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Asamoah was also superb for us pre-injuries. People seem to have short memories.

He was definitely solid, but I wouldn't say superb. It was really painful watching in Conte's 3-5-2 because he didn't have the skill to beat defenders and whip in crosses. He'd run down the left, cut back onto his right foot then pass it off to Pirlo every. single. time.

 

[Bianconero81]

I think what's even more sad/pathetic than people bashing this dud are the ones who are under this illusion that he's suddenly going to thrive or turn into an amazing prospect @ RB. He was never that good to begin with. Form is temporary, class is permanent. De Sciglio, at the peak of his powers, was in good form. His class has always been mediocre/average at best.

 

[Buck Fuddy]

I think what's even more sad/pathetic than people bashing this dud are the ones who are under this illusion that he's suddenly going to thrive or turn into an amazing prospect @ RB. He was never that good to begin with. Form is temporary, class is permanent. De Sciglio, at the peak of his powers, was in good form. His class has always been mediocre/average at best.

Not liking De Sciglio is one thing.

Saying he was "never" good to begin with or mediocre/average at best is really just revising history.

 

[.zero]

He was benched in Milan, he surely didn't thrive there.

Not during Max's short time there.

He got the best out of some of the young guns in the Milan squad of 2010-11

 

[Nomuken]

He was definitely solid, but I wouldn't say superb. It was really painful watching in Conte's 3-5-2 because he didn't have the skill to beat defenders and whip in crosses. He'd run down the left, cut back onto his right foot then pass it off to Pirlo every. single. time.

 

[piotrr]

Sell to the h̶i̶g̶h̶e̶s̶.̶.̶.̶ any bidder.

 

[pitbull]

Not liking De Sciglio is one thing.

Saying he was "never" good to begin with or mediocre/average at best is really just revising history.

It's not like he was consistently good either, he's the Pato of defenders, still waiting for that injury-free season to show everyone what he's capable of

 

[Osman]

He is not the Pato of defenders, Pato performed like a top world class talent at his youngest high days. Milan looked they hit the gold mine until injuries (and lack of motivation) ruined him.


MDS never showed half of that upside.

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[Lapa]

Where does Pato play nowadays?

 

[Nenz]

Where does Pato play nowadays?

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And he's still 27!

 

[The Quazis]

We need to be more patient with him. Definitely to early to write him off.

 

[Bianconero81]

I'm sure we'll be patient, patient until his contract runs out, since we are going to struggle to dispose of him, especially if he flops miserably.

 

[juve123]

I'm sure we'll be patient, patient until his contract runs out, since we are going to struggle to dispose of him, especially if he flops miserably.

He is the new zambrotta

 

[Wittl]

He is the new zambrotta

Something in between... the new ZambrMotta.

 

[pitbull]

He is not the Pato of defenders, Pato performed like a top world class talent at his youngest high days. Milan looked they hit the gold mine until injuries (and lack of motivation) ruined him.


MDS never showed half of that upside.

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Strikers in general are more important and expensive than fulbacks, but Id argue that MDS was a top top fulbackk talent whenn he started out

 

[Gep]

He is not the Pato of defenders, Pato performed like a top world class talent at his youngest high days. Milan looked they hit the gold mine until injuries (and lack of motivation) ruined him.


MDS never showed half of that upside.

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I blame Barbera Berlusconi's pussy.

 

[Bianconero81]

The New Zambrotta

 

[Post Ironic]

As things stand I see no difference between this guy and De Ceglie. Both looked promising as Fullbacks to start their careers, lots of potential, seemingly lots of talent, but neither seems a very motivated or driven to improve type of player, and it's shown as they both stagnated and even regressed as they moved into their mid-twenties. It was more obvious with De Ceglie as he was trying to fight for a spot at a top club in Juve, whereas de Sciglio has had it easy without much competition for spots in an awful Milan... but he's likely to be an unreliable backup at best imo. I hope he surprises me and starts working a lot damn harder to fulfil his potential but seems unlikely.

 

[Bianconero81]

Like I said, coaches have favorites. As long as Allegri is here, De Sciglio will always get some game time, irrespective of how much he sucks.