Mattia Perin (31 Viewers)

Siamak

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Aug 13, 2013
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Perin:

"There is a lot of enthusiasm after the victory against Lazio, but we are developing the ability not to be influenced by what happens around us, motivating ourselves day by day - finding pleasure in being together, putting passion and joy into our training.
Personally I am very happy: we are trying to build a new philosophy and I am trying to help in many ways. Where can we go from here? There's a song that says ‘We'll only find out by living’. Now all we're thinking about is Stuttgart.
On a personal level I can say that we are talking with the club about my renewal: there is a desire on both sides to continue together. I don't feel like a second goalkeeper, because they don't make me feel like one in the dressing room: I am a co-keeper. We all have to be good at putting the Coach in difficulty, making him understand that we are ready. We are 23 possible starters, this is the direction football is taking.
With Di Gregorio we are building a great relationship: he, Carlo and I push each other every day to improve. There is healthy competition: when you wake up in the morning and can't wait to be on the pitch working, you can't ask for more. That's one of the reasons why you play football
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Technically you never stop improving, you can always make progress: I feel very involved on the pitch, the Coach wants us to ask for the ball, giving our teammates an extra option. It's a way of highlighting our talents, with the ball at our feet.
Our victory in Leipzig raised the bar, it gave us awareness of where to try to get to: we can aim for goals that have to evolve over the course of the season, when there is that energy on the pitch you can garner even more strength.
The game is not only about attacking, but also defending: we are all involved in both phases. Our philosophy is also a state of mind, an attitude that leads us to simplify situations on the pitch, knowing when to accelerate and when to be conservative. We are trying to build a new spirit and the coach and staff are helping us to simplify this process.
The quality of our team is high, and our maximum potential has not yet been reached: as players we know we have to work to push our limits. The mental aspect is crucial in this, as in any job: everything starts from the mind, even in professional football."[/ICODE]
 

Lion

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Jan 24, 2007
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why did juve waste money on di gargolyle when this guy was available?

i know the throaters will say because he is good with his feet, but so far no goals or assists from di gargoyle, only red card.
 

Huidada

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Sep 5, 2024
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If it wasn't because of perin Juve would have conceded more. He is extremely underrated goalie.
tbf he is a very good shot stopper.
But have you guys not considered that perhaps he did not have to face so many shots if the defense were better organized by a commanding and tactically aware goalkeeper?

Granted we can’t really hear him mic-ed up. But many times, armchair fans and grassroots ballers assume a goalkeeper’s job is only saving shots. A great goalkeeper once said “the best type of saves is the kind that you do not have to make at all”

Buffon is a great example and hence his longevity. He is rarely in a situation where he needs to do an octopus or flying save. But then again, that’s why people often overlook him when talking about aerobics cirque du soleil goalkeepers like neuer and de gea.

Sometimes I wonder if de gea deliberately deliver crappy instructions to his defense so that he can face more impossible shots to add to his YouTube collection.
 

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