Paulo Dybala (186 Viewers)
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no one is perfect I guess 
sometimes i just want to lock him up in a basement with nothing, literally nothing, no water no food no nothing. just my urine. but he's good guy though so he dont deserve.
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And people give Higuain $#@! for being useless and a choker in Europe 
This guy has been average as $#@! in the CL, save for one or two games here or there. Not good enough lately, looks and plays like a scared little kid.
This guy has been average as $#@! in the CL, save for one or two games here or there. Not good enough lately, looks and plays like a scared little kid.
he was bad yesterday, but he is the most tricky player we have and should keep him no matter what. The closest we will have to del piero (tricky player with great free kicks and dribbles).
Needs to work on his first touch and improve his shooting as of late. 2 straight games with ball hoofing over the bar in good positions.-
Needs to work on his first touch and improve his shooting as of late. 2 straight games with ball hoofing over the bar in good positions.-
I would prefer if sometimes Allegri just used Higuain/Dybala as a left/right partnership instead of Dybala always behind Higuain. It's too much responsibility for Dybala, who is not a real CAM, to always show for the ball whether it is on the left or the right.
If it's on the left, just have Higuain show for it and Dybala on the last man, or even no one on the last man. If it's on the right then vice-versa.
Too much of our attack is designed to get Dybala shots from 30 yards. Wingers stay wide, Higuain occupying 2 CBs, desperately trying to create that pocket for Dybala to operate in. But he's still more of a #9. Needs touches in the box not 35 yards out. He can't be counted to smash balls from 35 yards (who can?).
Higuain is a better passer than Dybala. It will not kill the team if sometimes Higuain receives the ball (especially on the left where Dybala is ineffective) and Dybala can tease the CBs.
If it's on the left, just have Higuain show for it and Dybala on the last man, or even no one on the last man. If it's on the right then vice-versa.
Too much of our attack is designed to get Dybala shots from 30 yards. Wingers stay wide, Higuain occupying 2 CBs, desperately trying to create that pocket for Dybala to operate in. But he's still more of a #9. Needs touches in the box not 35 yards out. He can't be counted to smash balls from 35 yards (who can?).
Higuain is a better passer than Dybala. It will not kill the team if sometimes Higuain receives the ball (especially on the left where Dybala is ineffective) and Dybala can tease the CBs.
What about Pipa or Pjanic? Like too many to count? Last year we were good in general and it was enough with a couple of great performance (Dybala, Alves, JGC, Mandzo and AS) to break balance
What about the season before? Morata? Who else?
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My main issue is not so much about the position, it's way more related to the need of Paulo to come so deep to defend and to create, he gets so much kick in our own MF and lost all his stamina running after FB... It's not a coincidence he scored a lot at the beginning of the season when he stayed in the front almost all the time
What about the season before? Morata? Who else?
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My main issue is not so much about the position, it's way more related to the need of Paulo to come so deep to defend and to create, he gets so much kick in our own MF and lost all his stamina running after FB... It's not a coincidence he scored a lot at the beginning of the season when he stayed in the front almost all the time
Is Dybala's petulance becoming a problem for Juventus?
For the second time in a fortnight, Juventus star Paulo Dybala reacted angrily to being substituted on Tuesday evening and this time, the club might have no choice but to take action against him.
The 23-year-old was caught on camera uttering a vulgar phrase in the direction of Bianconeri boss Max Allegri when he was hooked during last month’s 6-2 win away at Udinese.
And according to various Italian media outlets, the Argentine forward threw his shin-pads in the direction of the bench when he was taken off in the 82nd minute of Juve’s 1-1 Champions League draw with Sporting Lisbon this week.
No action was taken against him following the Udinese incident but the club might perhaps be wise to make it clear they will not tolerate the manager’s authority being undermined in this way.
Indeed, former Juventus boss Antonio Conte recently made it clear to his Chelsea players that they would face punishment for public acts of dissent towards him.
And speaking after the Udinese game, former Italy international defender Giuseppe Bergomi urged Dybala to take a leaf out of Napoli captain Marek Hamšík’s book.
“Dybala should look at Hamšík,” Bergomi told Sky Calcio Club.
“He is always subbed off and never says anything. You can’t act like this, he has to learn.
“It is normal for the coach to take you off sometimes since he might want to change the dynamic.”
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https://en.onefootball.com/dybalas-petulance-becoming-issue-juventus/
For the second time in a fortnight, Juventus star Paulo Dybala reacted angrily to being substituted on Tuesday evening and this time, the club might have no choice but to take action against him.
The 23-year-old was caught on camera uttering a vulgar phrase in the direction of Bianconeri boss Max Allegri when he was hooked during last month’s 6-2 win away at Udinese.
And according to various Italian media outlets, the Argentine forward threw his shin-pads in the direction of the bench when he was taken off in the 82nd minute of Juve’s 1-1 Champions League draw with Sporting Lisbon this week.
No action was taken against him following the Udinese incident but the club might perhaps be wise to make it clear they will not tolerate the manager’s authority being undermined in this way.
Indeed, former Juventus boss Antonio Conte recently made it clear to his Chelsea players that they would face punishment for public acts of dissent towards him.
And speaking after the Udinese game, former Italy international defender Giuseppe Bergomi urged Dybala to take a leaf out of Napoli captain Marek Hamšík’s book.
“Dybala should look at Hamšík,” Bergomi told Sky Calcio Club.
“He is always subbed off and never says anything. You can’t act like this, he has to learn.
“It is normal for the coach to take you off sometimes since he might want to change the dynamic.”
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https://en.onefootball.com/dybalas-petulance-becoming-issue-juventus/
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Put in line
Again disappointing in the Champions League, again irritated by his substitution
Act of throwing his shin-pads stigmatized firmly by Juve
And that delayed birthday message for the club…
He may think he's Maradona reborn but I'm sorry he did next to nothing all game.