I wasn't even involved in the discussion, just backing up the fact that B_Aus posted.
Regardless, if you ask me, those Serie A stats are quite impressive for both of them. Remarkable even, considering how both players have been used.
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Oh no doubt. I don't think the way this Juve is built under Conte, that we'd find better bench options than those two. They have a great attitude and work for the team. For me personally, I rather Gio leave before Quag or Matri, simply because he has failed to deliver despite all the opportunity. Whether one blames it on his physical handicap or lack of formation. We blame Quag and Matri a whole lot for being incapable, while forgetting the importance of continuity in a team like this. Imagine having to play under Conte despite not being his preferred opening pair, and having to deliver every time you get some minutes, once or twice a month, knowing full well, that you could be the first to be dropped/subbed out if you don't bring your best. Very hard to play under such conditions anywhere, let alone Juventus.
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We all know that looking at league statistics is redundant. Except if Quags outscored Matri there, then 'the league is our primary object and he is vital with his infinitely better goal pr minute ratio'.
Not at all, Quag is a better player. I stand by it and my perspective holds that we look at all competitions.
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He will still deny it and swing the stats in Quag's favour somehow. It's his only way.
Oh and Buck
Swing stats in his favor? Lol.
Unfortunately, they are in his favor and I don't have to because youre the one who brought the serie a stats to the table to aid the Matri over Quag argument. Man, you might wanna laugh equally loud if you think you don't have a bias toward Matri.