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laast time he gave me bann for this post and the reason was "advertise or spam"
http://forum.juventuz.org/threads/25534-Juventus-Stadium?p=4563050#post4563050
just because i trolled him badly
http://forum.juventuz.org/threads/25534-Juventus-Stadium?p=4563050#post4563050
just because i trolled him badly
Offcourse it wasent reversed.
I wonder how they finally got to taken away your moderating rights tho. Each time i pointed out to at about 6 different mods in total that you abuse moderating powers, or arent upholding the rules, the answer was "its complicated"
Like a relation with a lunatic wife really
I wonder how they finally got to taken away your moderating rights tho. Each time i pointed out to at about 6 different mods in total that you abuse moderating powers, or arent upholding the rules, the answer was "its complicated"
Like a relation with a lunatic wife really
Well, balotelli is not proffesional enought to lead italy. It has been proven. Prandelli failed in giving him too much room to please him (gf and friend etc) but still, Balotelli got more than enought chances to prove himself in this big stage, and he failed.
Im not even mad because of his poor performance overall, because a lot of individuals behind him also failed royally, but is his personality and the way he behaves, like if everyone owed him something and he is in his right to moan and play the victim role.
When you contrast him, with consumated proffesionals like del piero for example, its baffling that a player with the lack of everything like him, lead Italy.
His media behaviour has been a disgrace too, and I understand DDR anger towards him, because coming from a team like the one which won in 2006, full of legends and winners, to now have to deal with balotelli, is well, sucking to say the least
Im not even mad because of his poor performance overall, because a lot of individuals behind him also failed royally, but is his personality and the way he behaves, like if everyone owed him something and he is in his right to moan and play the victim role.
When you contrast him, with consumated proffesionals like del piero for example, its baffling that a player with the lack of everything like him, lead Italy.
His media behaviour has been a disgrace too, and I understand DDR anger towards him, because coming from a team like the one which won in 2006, full of legends and winners, to now have to deal with balotelli, is well, sucking to say the least
My 2 cents:
-Balotelli has got to go. He is way too inconsistent. He is certainly brilliant some of the time, but when things aren't going well he is a complete liability. Specifically, he drops back way too deep and gets in the way of his teammates and gets stupid fouls. Its too bad because he has got a lot of ability, but after watching him for a few years, its clear that I'd rather have a team player as the #9. Character is crucial on a cup winner - our 2006 team had that. Players like Pirlo, Totti, Buffon, Del Piero, Toni were all winners. Balotelli is an attention whore. He posted a graphic depicting himself over Rio as Jesus.
-Members of FIGC can deflect all they want about Euro 2012. It was a good tournament, but ultimately on the largest stage, they failed two times in a row. This is a time to reflect and revamp the infrastructure in Italy. This includes improving the academies and improving stadiums. The state that some of these are in are absolutely embarrassing.
-I didn't mind the coach in Prandelli, but I think it may be time to try a foreign coach. It may be a good way of getting a novel approach. If not, there is no better option that Ancelotti. He is simply a winner.
-There needs to be a renewed focus on youth develop all throughout Italy. Germany did this in 2006*, and Italy needs to follow suit. We simply lack impact players in certain positions. Our strikers are really not a problem, our wingers are adequate, and our defensive/box-to-box midfield pool is very solid. However, we are lacking central defenders, fullbacks, and trequartistas/secondary strikers. The fact that these types of players are drying up needs to be addressed.
-Bureaucracy is an issue in Italy, and this is something that beyond football needs to be resolved. Frankly, nutbars like Berlusconi have no place in Football. That amateur crap he pulled with Seedorf was embarrassing. Owners like him are holding back Serie A from moving forward. Owners like the brass in charge of Juventus, Napoli, Roma, and possibly Inter (to be determined) are what Serie A need. Improving both the Serie A dynamics and those of the national team will do a lot to help Italian football recover.
The silver lining though: Many other countries would be much worse off with Italy's managerial situation. Italy is fortunate to have young talent, a solid foundation, and deep scouting networks. If the infrastructure can be revamped, Italian football will be fine.
*http://www.khelnama.com/131212/football/news/german-game-reaps-reward-revamp-dfb-coach/14646
-Balotelli has got to go. He is way too inconsistent. He is certainly brilliant some of the time, but when things aren't going well he is a complete liability. Specifically, he drops back way too deep and gets in the way of his teammates and gets stupid fouls. Its too bad because he has got a lot of ability, but after watching him for a few years, its clear that I'd rather have a team player as the #9. Character is crucial on a cup winner - our 2006 team had that. Players like Pirlo, Totti, Buffon, Del Piero, Toni were all winners. Balotelli is an attention whore. He posted a graphic depicting himself over Rio as Jesus.
-Members of FIGC can deflect all they want about Euro 2012. It was a good tournament, but ultimately on the largest stage, they failed two times in a row. This is a time to reflect and revamp the infrastructure in Italy. This includes improving the academies and improving stadiums. The state that some of these are in are absolutely embarrassing.
-I didn't mind the coach in Prandelli, but I think it may be time to try a foreign coach. It may be a good way of getting a novel approach. If not, there is no better option that Ancelotti. He is simply a winner.
-There needs to be a renewed focus on youth develop all throughout Italy. Germany did this in 2006*, and Italy needs to follow suit. We simply lack impact players in certain positions. Our strikers are really not a problem, our wingers are adequate, and our defensive/box-to-box midfield pool is very solid. However, we are lacking central defenders, fullbacks, and trequartistas/secondary strikers. The fact that these types of players are drying up needs to be addressed.
-Bureaucracy is an issue in Italy, and this is something that beyond football needs to be resolved. Frankly, nutbars like Berlusconi have no place in Football. That amateur crap he pulled with Seedorf was embarrassing. Owners like him are holding back Serie A from moving forward. Owners like the brass in charge of Juventus, Napoli, Roma, and possibly Inter (to be determined) are what Serie A need. Improving both the Serie A dynamics and those of the national team will do a lot to help Italian football recover.
The silver lining though: Many other countries would be much worse off with Italy's managerial situation. Italy is fortunate to have young talent, a solid foundation, and deep scouting networks. If the infrastructure can be revamped, Italian football will be fine.
*http://www.khelnama.com/131212/football/news/german-game-reaps-reward-revamp-dfb-coach/14646
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