Nicolò Rovella (10 Viewers)

PhRoZeN

Livin with Mediocre
Mar 29, 2006
16,930
Yeah Mckennie’s rating is too high :lol2:
Agree, both him and Alex Sandro should be further down.
Alex Sandro's probably just getting points for clean sheets.

Also they've missed out Chiesa and Gatti.

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I'm only 2cm shorter than Fagioli :mad:

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Indeed
For the record, except for Fagioli's rating and position, do you disagree with the rest?
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At least there's a consensus of the top and bottom 3/4
 
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Alen

Ѕenior Аdmin
Apr 2, 2007
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just read this

banter is one thing, but you're simply a classless dickhead
Oh no! @Bianconero81, s4tch here thinks I hurt your feelings!

First of all, bianconero81 has no feelings
Second - the brown camel fucker can say to me whatever he wants and he knows it.
And third - Bianconero81 is my first double account, and I can say whatever I want to my dupe.
 

The Quazis

Senior Member
Dec 21, 2012
5,570
Not everything is black or white (oh irony). All of Miretti, Fagioli, Rovella etc are promising players. It doesn't mean that they are going to become world class. It's even improbable that more than one will. In order for a player to become WC there is a line of factors that need to click. Talent, physicality, head, circumstances, surroundings and some random things that we wouldn't even think of.
It's a bit funny when people are giving a recipe for a world class player at each year of age. From a Juventus perspective though, we also need a host of just solid players to make the roster. Thanks to the recent youth policy it seems like we found a way to get those players much cheaper than paying millions to Sassuolos of this world. With a bit of luck we might get a very good or even an elite player from time to time. I see no point in criticizing single players like Fagioli, Miretti or Rovella just because they are not special or the club that it's not able to bring generational talents from Primavera.
 

LiquidPLP

Senior Member
Jun 9, 2012
12,237
Not everything is black or white (oh irony). All of Miretti, Fagioli, Rovella etc are promising players. It doesn't mean that they are going to become world class. It's even improbable that more than one will. In order for a player to become WC there is a line of factors that need to click. Talent, physicality, head, circumstances, surroundings and some random things that we wouldn't even think of.
It's a bit funny when people are giving a recipe for a world class player at each year of age. From a Juventus perspective though, we also need a host of just solid players to make the roster. Thanks to the recent youth policy it seems like we found a way to get those players much cheaper than paying millions to Sassuolos of this world. With a bit of luck we might get a very good or even an elite player from time to time. I see no point in criticizing single players like Fagioli, Miretti or Rovella just because they are not special or the club that it's not able to bring generational talents from Primavera.
Finally someone said it well enough.

Especially in times like these when the struggle off field is real. Then, I don't mind Fagioli's mistake at all tbh. At least he's homegrown and cheap. I get pissed off when 'champions' like Ramsey or Rabiot do that though. If you make 7-10 more, the expectations are different for you and that's about it. Let's not kid ourselves though: the 'champions' or more like 'mercenaries' like Ramsey, Rabiot and even Paredes are the ones who really let us down in recent years. Not the kid who just made it to his first senior season in the top flight.
 

DanielSz

Senior Member
Sep 6, 2014
14,345
Watched the game he played vs Napoli yesterday, and if these dummies have any plans for him that doesn't include Juve, it will be a big mistake. Huge. He's the best regista we have, and I would say he's one of the better registas in serie A this season. Great mix of technical ability and reading of the game; he ranks in the 99th percentile in europe in interceptions, 93rd percentile in passes attempted, and 92nd percentile in completion percentage.
 

juve123

Senior Member
Aug 10, 2017
16,651
Watched the game he played vs Napoli yesterday, and if these dummies have any plans for him that doesn't include Juve, it will be a big mistake. Huge. He's the best regista we have, and I would say he's one of the better registas in serie A this season. Great mix of technical ability and reading of the game; he ranks in the 99th percentile in europe in interceptions, 93rd percentile in passes attempted, and 92nd percentile in completion percentage.
Is he good in ground and aerial duels?
 

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