We made only 3 shots on goal. @CrimsonianKing you would have lost the bet, how convenient for you to puss out in time!
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[Serie A] Genoa 0-3 Juventus [28th September, 2024 18:00 CEST] (2 Viewers)
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Dusan Vlahovic is always arguing: both when he scores goals, and when he does not score. The Serbian centre-forward of the serbo Uventus signed his second double of the season on Saturday on the Genoa field after the one achieved in Verona, in another 3-0 victory away, going up to 4 goals in this league.
In the Mediaset television studio, the commentator Riccardo Trevisani comments: "Vlahovic I have always defended him and I will defend him for life. Even if he is covered with criticism, on the sixth day he is the top scorer of Serie A".
The director of Corriere dello Sport, Ivan Zazzaroni answers: "Your top scorer Vlahovic is 4 goals like Cutrone, Retegui, Thuram... Let's say it all".
In turn Trevisani counter-replies: "Instead your gunner Lukaku is still 2 goals, without European cups".
Meanwhile in Sk calciatore takes the floor the e calciatore footballer Paolo Di Canio: "The exultation controversy is from small players, not fromu It is like small players to suffer the pressure like this, that attitude is not like a great footballer. He scored at Genoa, the most disastrous team in the league, behind closed doors".
Di Canio himself also says his own about Lukaku: "I had nicknamed him 'panterone muscione' because he is a good giant. The psychological aspect should not be underestimated, in my opinion he suffers the fact of not being able to relaunch in Chelsea. Maybe he felt close to the levels of Benzema and Leandowsky
https://www.calciomercato.com/news/...esultanza-polemica-da-giocatori-piccoli-22631
In the Mediaset television studio, the commentator Riccardo Trevisani comments: "Vlahovic I have always defended him and I will defend him for life. Even if he is covered with criticism, on the sixth day he is the top scorer of Serie A".
The director of Corriere dello Sport, Ivan Zazzaroni answers: "Your top scorer Vlahovic is 4 goals like Cutrone, Retegui, Thuram... Let's say it all".
In turn Trevisani counter-replies: "Instead your gunner Lukaku is still 2 goals, without European cups".
Meanwhile in Sk calciatore takes the floor the e calciatore footballer Paolo Di Canio: "The exultation controversy is from small players, not fromu It is like small players to suffer the pressure like this, that attitude is not like a great footballer. He scored at Genoa, the most disastrous team in the league, behind closed doors".
Di Canio himself also says his own about Lukaku: "I had nicknamed him 'panterone muscione' because he is a good giant. The psychological aspect should not be underestimated, in my opinion he suffers the fact of not being able to relaunch in Chelsea. Maybe he felt close to the levels of Benzema and Leandowsky
https://www.calciomercato.com/news/...esultanza-polemica-da-giocatori-piccoli-22631
I'm my own booking agent. 
I had bought my tickets before the crowd trouble, but yes, I had completely missed what happened. Regardless, when I left home around 3.30 am Friday morning the decision hadn't been made yet, apparently.
I had been wanting to visit Genoa & its surroundings for many years, so I probably would have made the trip anyway, even if I had known.
I had bought my tickets before the crowd trouble, but yes, I had completely missed what happened. Regardless, when I left home around 3.30 am Friday morning the decision hadn't been made yet, apparently.
I had been wanting to visit Genoa & its surroundings for many years, so I probably would have made the trip anyway, even if I had known.
I'm my own booking agent.
I had bought my tickets before the crowd trouble, but yes, I had completely missed what happened. Regardless, when I left home around 3.30 am Friday morning the decision hadn't been made yet, apparently.
I had been wanting to visit Genoa & its surroundings for many years, so I probably would have made the trip anyway, even if I had known.
I had bought my tickets before the crowd trouble, but yes, I had completely missed what happened. Regardless, when I left home around 3.30 am Friday morning the decision hadn't been made yet, apparently.
I had been wanting to visit Genoa & its surroundings for many years, so I probably would have made the trip anyway, even if I had known.
