Paulo Dybala (219 Viewers)
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The 3-5-2 is good because we finally have wing-backs that offer something in attack and a Mandzukic who is strong in the air. And of course we have such a good back three in BBC (the best defense in the world when playing together). The 3-5-2 is so well balanced this season. But like last season, we can go between formations. It's an advantage not many teams have. With Berardi, Allegri would have loads of options, however Berardi seems to have tickets on himself these days and I don't think he'd ride the bench with the same humility as Morata has. He wants a guarantee and you can't give that to a 22 year old at a club like Juve.
Would be criminal of Fifa to snub the treble winners anyways
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Would be criminal of Fifa to snub the treble winners anyways
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He doesn't have a goal yet but l he's been one of the stand out players in the CL. Lets hope the goal scoring starts vs Bayern
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Wouldn't be suprised if our players get the Sniejder/Ribery treatment seems like Gaymar will be FIFA's new posterboy.
I don't know much about Neymar's time at Barca. I rarely ever watch La Liga. But I assume Dybala is more of a natural goal scorer than Neymar. Neymar's more of an attacking mid/winger. Of course he'll score loads of goals in his career anyhow.
Everyone should need to prove themselves but look at Zaza. He's more than proven himself and he still can't climb up the pecking order. I think that's what Berardi fears. But he is good enough to start over Cuadrado in a 4-3-2-1. His stats don't lie, he's a gun especially for his age.
I think Dybala is gifted with a tad better technique and a little less physicality and intensity than Tevez. But add Mandzukic to the equation and you've got loads of work rate to go with Dybala's flair and creativity. They're a well balanced pair.
Morata is still very good with his back to goal and at winning the ball in the air but less so than Mandzukic. He relies more on technique and smart movement. I had quite a large strainer at the possibility of a Dybala - Morata partnership at the start of the season :xfinger: he lifts his game by seasons end.
Everyone should need to prove themselves but look at Zaza. He's more than proven himself and he still can't climb up the pecking order. I think that's what Berardi fears. But he is good enough to start over Cuadrado in a 4-3-2-1. His stats don't lie, he's a gun especially for his age.
I think Dybala is gifted with a tad better technique and a little less physicality and intensity than Tevez. But add Mandzukic to the equation and you've got loads of work rate to go with Dybala's flair and creativity. They're a well balanced pair.
Morata is still very good with his back to goal and at winning the ball in the air but less so than Mandzukic. He relies more on technique and smart movement. I had quite a large strainer at the possibility of a Dybala - Morata partnership at the start of the season :xfinger: he lifts his game by seasons end.
