Nicely put. :thumb:
I didn't mean that you're useless, and you know that. Anyway, I appreciate that your opinion.
I didn't mean that you're useless, and you know that. Anyway, I appreciate that your opinion.
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1. Pessotto
He is 34 years old, but still does a wonderful job for us. A solid defender. In the Real home game, he managed to completely shut down Beckham and he was 1 of the players performing in the Pool away game. Sad that no1 knows who he is, and I heard he is a very friendly person. To a certain extent, he does look like an accountant.
2. Zalayeta
Many ppl say he sucks, but in fact he is a good striker. He lacks pace, but he uses his physical strength to outwrestle past defenders to score. The main problem is that his contributions often gets unnoticed. His backheels r always nice to watch. A reliable striker to depend on.
3. Birindelli
No need for further explanations. Agree with Stephañho!
4. Kapo
Kapo assists in the Lazio home and away games have been essential. I really hope that Capello can give him more chances. After all, u don't want to waste an "unproven" player right?
5. Tudor
Tudor is actually a good defender. He is slow, but a great defender when called on. Maybe becos he scores too many own goals and the injury that wrecked his career, but this guy is currently doing well in Siena. He gets bashed too much that his potential is clearly forgotten. He can also score crucial goals. We loaned Tudor out, Tudor doesn't complain and insists that he has no grudge against us and concentrates on helping Siena. Look at Siena's position now and comapre him to Miccoli and u can conclude that Tudor is more professional. He deserved to gesture to Totti and caused him to be sent off. Some may call it childish, but for Juve fans, this is the action that we cheered for. Tudor is a real Juventino at heart. No surprise that he won the Croation Footballer of the Year in 2001.
He is 34 years old, but still does a wonderful job for us. A solid defender. In the Real home game, he managed to completely shut down Beckham and he was 1 of the players performing in the Pool away game. Sad that no1 knows who he is, and I heard he is a very friendly person. To a certain extent, he does look like an accountant.
2. Zalayeta
Many ppl say he sucks, but in fact he is a good striker. He lacks pace, but he uses his physical strength to outwrestle past defenders to score. The main problem is that his contributions often gets unnoticed. His backheels r always nice to watch. A reliable striker to depend on.
3. Birindelli
No need for further explanations. Agree with Stephañho!
4. Kapo
Kapo assists in the Lazio home and away games have been essential. I really hope that Capello can give him more chances. After all, u don't want to waste an "unproven" player right?
5. Tudor
Tudor is actually a good defender. He is slow, but a great defender when called on. Maybe becos he scores too many own goals and the injury that wrecked his career, but this guy is currently doing well in Siena. He gets bashed too much that his potential is clearly forgotten. He can also score crucial goals. We loaned Tudor out, Tudor doesn't complain and insists that he has no grudge against us and concentrates on helping Siena. Look at Siena's position now and comapre him to Miccoli and u can conclude that Tudor is more professional. He deserved to gesture to Totti and caused him to be sent off. Some may call it childish, but for Juve fans, this is the action that we cheered for. Tudor is a real Juventino at heart. No surprise that he won the Croation Footballer of the Year in 2001.
IMO Blasi is overrated. Materazzi is in the National Team too, but he is rubbish in reality.
Capello is not blind. In fact he has been forced to choose between Appiah and Blasi becos of inconsistentsy of these 2 players and the main factor, poor passing. He even drags Pessotto into partnering Emerson, this should show u something
He indeed is a hardworking player but he has poor passing. If u look at our away game against Roma, where Cassano scored, u can look carefully who is at fault. I'm starting to get sick of him.
Capello is not blind. In fact he has been forced to choose between Appiah and Blasi becos of inconsistentsy of these 2 players and the main factor, poor passing. He even drags Pessotto into partnering Emerson, this should show u something
He indeed is a hardworking player but he has poor passing. If u look at our away game against Roma, where Cassano scored, u can look carefully who is at fault. I'm starting to get sick of him.
