[Serie A] Bari 3-1 JUVENTUS (December 12th, 2009) (20 Viewers)

[Wahdan]

Much better like this. Don't you feel the same?

I feel awful. I built extremely high expectations on this team after buying Diego and Melo. But then, the nightmare began.

*Del Piero was injured from the beginning of the season
*Amauri flopped (Why?)
*Another season Giovinco is not playing (HOW COME?)
*Melo flopped
*Diego didn't do what I expected him to do (Not his fault)
*Camoranesi is playing with no heart.

I'm really really disappointed and I can't believe that this season is already flushed away. Also, what pisses me off is that there isn't even signs of change. Look at Giovinco, it is clear that he is the best creative player we have now. He is a very very very dangerous winger. How come he is being benched?!!!

I will not watch the next match and if Ferrara bench Giovinco again (He will) I will die young.

 

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[Azzurri7]

:depressed

 

[Ahmed]

Coppa, here we come!

Hooray

 

[Wahdan]

I even doubt Coppa Ahmed.

I want to fast forward this stupid season.

 

[Ahmed]

now I know what it feels like to be a Udinese supporter...have to say, it sucks

 

[Tommy]

Coppa, here we come!

Hooray

we cant even hold a draw to fuckin Bari

 

[Enoran]

- Diego dropping too deep and restrict his offensive prowess
- Melo is not a pure registra and kept misplacing passes at key areas
- Our strikers except Trez are still unfit or in poor form
- Gio shows everyone the magic he can turn on with the few mins he was given
- we are are not astute defensively
- Ciro still has problems settling the team in the 4-2-3-1 or the 4-3-1-2

Do you think we should revert to 4-4-2 or its morphs to bail us out of this slump?

The 4-4-1-1

Striker
2nd Striker/Treq
LM - DM - DM - RM
LWB - CB - CB - RWB
GK​

- Allow Diego to play further up
- Allow Gio to play in the LM role
- Relieved Melo of Registra duty and not being the last man in front of the defense
- We can make use of our only in-form and 100% fit striker in Trezeguet

 

[Wahdan]

Enoran, I envy your tolerance. How can you still have a piece of mind that can seek solutions for a dead season?

 

[Enoran]

Enoran, I envy your tolerance. How can you still have a piece of mind that can seek solutions for a dead season?

That's the least I can do ... hope :depressed

 

[IrishZebra]

A 4-4-1-1 with a SS is a 4-4-2

 

[Ken]

I missed this one, but I don't think I've missed much, apart from shitness.

wtf Juve

 

[Amaurisimo]

Channel 4

The 'real' Juve

Will the real Juventus please stand up? Susy Campanale says it’s not that simple for the Bianconeri or Diego
A week is a long time in football. Just seven days ago the Italian media were hailing the 'real’ Juventus, who beat Inter to open up the Scudetto race that had seemed closed and had finally found their identity. Now we’re right back to the drawing board after shipping seven goals in two matches and crashing out of the Champions League. Now it’s time for the traditional blame game.

Ciro Ferrara will inevitably shoulder a lot of the responsibility, as is natural for a Coach when his team has no real tactical identity. In a way, his biggest mistake was finding success so early. At the start of the season, the side worked pretty well and Diego put in a match-winning performance at Roma. He was not 100 per cent fit and just settling into Serie A, so we all imagined what he would achieve once the little Brazilian found real form. It just made the slide into the pit of despair that culminated in last night’s penalty miss all the more painful.

Ciro should’ve had an appalling Leonardo-style summer, as that is the kind of plotline the Italian media like to see, the phoenix from the flames rather than the more natural peak and trough structure of life. Confidence was allowed to build over time at Milan and develop the feeling they’d finally 'got it right.’ Juventus are like a string of Christmas Tree lights that flicker on occasionally, but just when you think you’ve found the right bulb that’s causing the trouble, it all goes dark again. It’s the glimpses of success that make the breakdown all the more painful, heightening the sensation that this is the momentary lapse into positivity.

Will we ever know who is the 'real’ Juventus and the 'real’ Diego? Or, like life, is there no such thing? Confidence papers over the cracks and after the capitulation to Bayern Munich and Bari, it’s in short supply in Turin and will be very difficult to get back.

 

[IrishZebra]

Susy Campanale is a douche

 

[Salvatore]

Fucking morons, should be the definition pic of idiot, asshats who say Diego go home and that Marchionni should come back

I'm convinced that the majority of them would sacrifice Melo for Nocerino. They're messed up.

Susy Campanale is a douche

At least your 3-1 prediction was spot on.

 

[Salvo]

I'm convinced that the majority of them would sacrifice Melo for Nocerino. They're messed up.

 

[IrishZebra]

At least your 3-1 prediction was spot on.

Damn skippy.

 

[blondu]

I even doubt Coppa Ahmed.

I want to fast forward this stupid season.

the half of it ain't finished yet...

That's the least I can do ... hope :depressed

hope is gone too...the bayern match was crucial for this season..now we minimised our chances for the scudetto.

 

[Yamen]

I call on all Juve fans to boycott Juve games until things change. There is no point of cheering for a bunch of dead players seriously.

 

[Wahdan]

the half of it ain't finished yet...

I would say that if I can see potential success. But, it is not there.

 

[blondu]

that's what i was trying to tell..there's still so much to endure..