Paulo Dybala (68 Viewers)

[DanielSz]

I said the same thing earlier, but his fanboys said I was crazy. Where are they now? Bunch of morons

nah we need him to play, we’re struggling to score as it is.

 

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[Bianconero81]

I said the same thing earlier, but his fanboys said I was crazy. Where are they now? Bunch of morons

 

[IliveForJuve]

pls change your avatar

It is painful to look at, I know. But I lost a bet so I can't change it

 

[Hust]

nah we need him to play, we’re struggling to score as it is.

Lol

 

[Adrian]

nah we need him to play, we’re struggling to score as it is.

I used to think this way as well but we could have maradona in his prime right now and still struggle to score more than one goal.

Something just ain't right.

 

[Juventino[RUS]]

8 goals from 86 shots - 8.81% goal conversion

 

[DanielSz]

I used to think this way as well but we could have maradona in his prime right now and still struggle to score more than one goal.

Something just ain't right.

yeah but my thinking is our odds of scoring, however low they are, increase with Dybala on the field, so let the princess play.

 

[DAiDEViL]

8 goals from 86 shots - 8.81% goal conversion

Fieldgoala @Hust

 

[radekas]

If he really wants only merda, then fuck this midget sucker.

And delete thread asap of course.

 

[Strickland]

yeah but my thinking is our odds of scoring, however low they are, increase with Dybala on the field, so let the princess play.

don't have the time to do a proper analysis, but looking at our Serie A games and dividing them in two parts - ones with Dybala playing >45 minutes (starting) and ones with Dybala playing <45 minutes (not playing or being a sub), we surprisingly score more (1.75 gpg in 12 games) when Dybala doesn't start compared to when he does (1.4 gpg in 20 games). we also earned more points without Dybala starting (2.31 ppg) compared to when he does start (1.65 ppg).

 

[IlCapitano]

Not surprising at all unfortunately

 

[Nzoric]

don't have the time to do a proper analysis, but looking at our Serie A games and dividing them in two parts - ones with Dybala playing >45 minutes (starting) and ones with Dybala playing QUOTE]

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[Afghan_juventus]

Wherever he goes his performances will make us regret letting him go, I have no doubt about it.

With that said I understand why his injury record made the club opt out of giving him a new contract. Just we better have that same cut throat mentality towards actual deadwood (Arthur and Rabiot) and on the transfermarkrt.

 

[Elvin]

Wherever he goes his performances will make us regret letting him go, I have no doubt about it.

With that said I understand why his injury record made the club opt out of giving him a new contract. Just we better have that same cut throat mentality towards actual deadwood (Arthur and Rabiot) and on the transfermarkrt.

I have no doubt about the opposite (if he goes to another big club).

He might perform better if he goes to a mediocre club tho.

 

[Afghan_juventus]

I have no doubt about the opposite (if he goes to another big club).

He might perform better if he goes to a mediocre club tho.

If he can get onto the pitch then I really believe he will.

Aside from 2019, he's never had a bad season performance-wise. Even last season his minimal contribution and limited time on the pitch was essential for us securing top 4.

 

[Juventino[RUS]]

He belongs to spain - Barcelona or Sevilla it is.

 

[Elvin]

He belongs to spain - Barcelona or Sevilla it is.

Will be shit wherever there is pressure to perform consistently. So: would do good at Sevilla, but would suck at Barça.

 

[DanielSz]

don't have the time to do a proper analysis, but looking at our Serie A games and dividing them in two parts - ones with Dybala playing >45 minutes (starting) and ones with Dybala playing <45 minutes (not playing or being a sub), we surprisingly score more (1.75 gpg in 12 games) when Dybala doesn't start compared to when he does (1.4 gpg in 20 games). we also earned more points without Dybala starting (2.31 ppg) compared to when he does start (1.65 ppg).

fuck him then

 

[LiquidPLP]

don't have the time to do a proper analysis, but looking at our Serie A games and dividing them in two parts - ones with Dybala playing >45 minutes (starting) and ones with Dybala playing <45 minutes (not playing or being a sub), we surprisingly score more (1.75 gpg in 12 games) when Dybala doesn't start compared to when he does (1.4 gpg in 20 games). we also earned more points without Dybala starting (2.31 ppg) compared to when he does start (1.65 ppg).

He's not a modern player that puts a shift in in both phases of the game. So while going forward he offers solutions (not anymore?), then defensively he's always breaking the shape. I believe this is why Max decided to let him go, he'll want someone more balanced, especially if he wants to play a symmetric 433 formation.

 

[Adrian]

He's not a modern player that puts a shift in in both phases of the game. So while going forward he offers solutions (not anymore?), then defensively he's always breaking the shape. I believe this is why Max decided to let him go, he'll want someone more balanced, especially if he wants to play a symmetric 433 formation.

Agree. He has been a square peg trying to fit in a round hole for years now.

But new management have a clear plan and indont think dybala's injury record, age or wage demand ticked any of the boxes on their priority list.