Mirko Vučinić (77 Viewers)
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Where does Mirko fall on the Laffer Curve?
Fine bitches. Since I was the last one that posted, I guess you are pointing the finger at me 
Neither Gio, nor Vucinic should be starting for Juventus next season. Happy now?
Even distribution of responsibility
Neither Gio, nor Vucinic should be starting for Juventus next season. Happy now?
Even distribution of responsibility
I'm one of those who don't like Vucinic, my main reason for that is that he isn't scoring enough, try's to dribble to often to many players, he loses the ball to often and he is to complacent. My favorite examples are when he stole a goal from giovinco and last year when he pushed marchisio away.
But looks like the problem is in fact that he isn't a scorer, I liked him yesterday a lot better then usual. Ok the passes where sometimes to long or not at the right place and he still loses a lot of balls, but there could be a future for him as a trequartista.
But that was just a game, maybe he is going in hibernation again the next 3 games^^
But looks like the problem is in fact that he isn't a scorer, I liked him yesterday a lot better then usual. Ok the passes where sometimes to long or not at the right place and he still loses a lot of balls, but there could be a future for him as a trequartista.
But that was just a game, maybe he is going in hibernation again the next 3 games^^
Vucinic on Napoli and Jovetic
By Football Italia staff
Juventus’ Mirko Vucinic says the tie at Napoli will not decide anything, while he would welcome Stevan Jovetic to the club.
Speaking to Tuttosport on Thursday, the striker pondered a number of issues – starting with Friday’s Scudetto clash in Naples.
“It won’t decide anything as the race is still long,” Vucinic, whose side are six points clear of the Azzurri, stated.
“It’s also a lot harder in the second half of the season, as the sides who are fighting to stay up really start to give it their all and it is difficult to take anybody on.
“I know what the atmosphere will be like at the San Paolo, but I’m not worried by it. We’ll just have to react to it like we did at Glasgow against Celtic – it’ll pretty much be like that.”
Vucinic is the only untouchable figure in the Juventus attack and there is talk that Montenegro teammate Jovetic could be signed in the summer from Fiorentina.
“We play close together in the national side and we often switch positions with each other. I’d like to do that at Juve as he is a fellow countryman and is a really strong player.
“However, there is Beppe Marotta and Fabio Paratici here who work on transfers, it is up to them to decide,” he noted.
“My future? I don’t look at it. I live one day at a time, but I’m happy in Turin. England? I’m not interested.”
The former Roma player was also asked for an opinion on Paul Pogba, the French teenager who has been a revelation since his summer move from Manchester United.
“I’ve only see talents emerge at the age of 19 on a few occasions, but nobody is like him,” he assured. “He has to grow in peace. If he continues to work as he is doing then he’ll be a champion.”
By Football Italia staff
Juventus’ Mirko Vucinic says the tie at Napoli will not decide anything, while he would welcome Stevan Jovetic to the club.
Speaking to Tuttosport on Thursday, the striker pondered a number of issues – starting with Friday’s Scudetto clash in Naples.
“It won’t decide anything as the race is still long,” Vucinic, whose side are six points clear of the Azzurri, stated.
“It’s also a lot harder in the second half of the season, as the sides who are fighting to stay up really start to give it their all and it is difficult to take anybody on.
“I know what the atmosphere will be like at the San Paolo, but I’m not worried by it. We’ll just have to react to it like we did at Glasgow against Celtic – it’ll pretty much be like that.”
Vucinic is the only untouchable figure in the Juventus attack and there is talk that Montenegro teammate Jovetic could be signed in the summer from Fiorentina.
“We play close together in the national side and we often switch positions with each other. I’d like to do that at Juve as he is a fellow countryman and is a really strong player.
“However, there is Beppe Marotta and Fabio Paratici here who work on transfers, it is up to them to decide,” he noted.
“My future? I don’t look at it. I live one day at a time, but I’m happy in Turin. England? I’m not interested.”
The former Roma player was also asked for an opinion on Paul Pogba, the French teenager who has been a revelation since his summer move from Manchester United.
“I’ve only see talents emerge at the age of 19 on a few occasions, but nobody is like him,” he assured. “He has to grow in peace. If he continues to work as he is doing then he’ll be a champion.”
