Paulo Dybala (465 Viewers)

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sgjuveboy

Senior Member
Oct 31, 2012
2,723
We really need to hold on to this guy to make a statement. On top of that, we have to keep developing the Juventus brand so that when random football fans think of Juventus when they think Italy.

Germany (practical football): Bayern Munich
Spanish (tiki Taka): Barca
English (drama football): Man U
Italy (grinta): Juventus???

Our brand identity is not that strong yet. We should invest more money in building the J brand. Such as sponsoring a MMA fighter with grinta, Conor McGregor etc.

And then we should make Stoke City our feeder club as they have the most grinta in EPL. Use that to increase our exposure in EPL football fans eyes as well.

Finally we should start building J Street Football Courts in South East Asia, as that region is where the next growth is at.
 

ADP1897

Senior Member
Apr 17, 2014
1,593
Dybala and Grinta at the same sentence :sergio:
He's falling down & protesting too much for my own liking. But i agree on holding on to Dybala for our next brand/statement.

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sgjuveboy

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Oct 31, 2012
2,723
Dybala and Grinta at the same sentence :sergio:
He's falling down & protesting too much for my own liking. But i agree on holding on to Dybala for our next brand/statement.

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Grinta means being aggressive (mentally et physically) in pursuing your goal. Suarez has grinta in my opinion.
 

piotrr

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Sep 13, 2011
34,009
Dybala and Grinta at the same sentence :sergio:
He's falling down & protesting too much for my own liking. But i agree on holding on to Dybala for our next brand/statement.

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Suarez, Sanchez, Mandžukič, Tevez have it, even Dirk Kuyt had it, but Dybala not so much imo
Dybala has some in him, but we need to unleash it.

Just watch how he chases the ball at @4:50

 

ADP1897

Senior Member
Apr 17, 2014
1,593
Grinta means being aggressive (mentally et physically) in pursuing your goal. Suarez has grinta in my opinion.
I never said Suarez doesn't have any...

Dybala has some in him, but we need to unleash it.

Just watch how he chases the ball at @4:50

Bonnuci can lend him his own coach. Eating onions and God know whatelse
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Valerio.

Senior Member
Jul 5, 2014
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2015-2016 Dybala was a beast. Y_Y wish he would go back being that player.
Dunno if it's the chance of formation or the injury he had at the start of the season but that's not him!
 

Gigiventus

Senior Member
Mar 3, 2017
3,275
Yes, its the changing responsibilities for him in the team.

Before he was our main goalscorer and playing next to Mandzukic, who is great at setting you and playing with his back to goal. Mandzukic is like the perfect partner for a SS to score. When we played Dybala-Morata it never worked.

Now with Higuain, Dybala has to be the provider first and create more for the team. Specially earlier in the season when our midfield was a train wreck and Dybala had to drop way back to create. He didn't score much in that period, but he was basically our entire game. It was dire to watch our play when he was out.

For how much he "looks" like a playmaker, Dybala has always been the goal scoring CF at Palermo (playing in front of Franco Vazquez) and in his first season here. So now he has adapted to a new role and it takes some time. He is playing great, just doing different things.
 

sgjuveboy

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Oct 31, 2012
2,723
Yes, its the changing responsibilities for him in the team.

Before he was our main goalscorer and playing next to Mandzukic, who is great at setting you and playing with his back to goal. Mandzukic is like the perfect partner for a SS to score. When we played Dybala-Morata it never worked.

Now with Higuain, Dybala has to be the provider first and create more for the team. Specially earlier in the season when our midfield was a train wreck and Dybala had to drop way back to create. He didn't score much in that period, but he was basically our entire game. It was dire to watch our play when he was out.

For how much he "looks" like a playmaker, Dybala has always been the goal scoring CF at Palermo (playing in front of Franco Vazquez) and in his first season here. So now he has adapted to a new role and it takes some time. He is playing great, just doing different things.
Agree. I don't get why people are saying he is having a bad season. I have watched him every game and he has always been a threat to the opponents. His dribbling gets us a lot of FKs around the box and he is one of our players whose long shots are dangerous. He also links up really well with higgy and alves.

He isn't scoring as much as before simply due to his new role, which he is perfoming admirably well.
 

pitbull

Senior Member
Jul 26, 2007
11,045
Agree. I don't get why people are saying he is having a bad season. I have watched him every game and he has always been a threat to the opponents. His dribbling gets us a lot of FKs around the box and he is one of our players whose long shots are dangerous. He also links up really well with higgy and alves.

He isn't scoring as much as before simply due to his new role, which he is perfoming admirably well.
not sure if serious, every third game or so he plays the way you described but his overall season so far has been decent, not bad, but definitely not great for his standards
 

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