[Serie A] Juventus 0-1 Udinese [12th February, 2024 20:45 CET] (2 Viewers)
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Much has been said, but what stands out negatively is our central midfield, our Achilles heal. Rabiot and Locatelli are so lethargic and predictable, passing it short and sideways after much thinking and standing still.
Did our wingers ever receive the ball in the box or after a through ball? Chiesa, Cambiaso and Yildiz were mostly trying to create from closer to our halfway line vs several defenders every time.
Did our wingers ever receive the ball in the box or after a through ball? Chiesa, Cambiaso and Yildiz were mostly trying to create from closer to our halfway line vs several defenders every time.
ultras didn't forget that allegri was the only one who tried to protect the club in front of the press in the last 1.5 years
standing by him tonight though, not the best timing and it's an understatement. two home games against empoli and udinese without a win, a loss to inda in between, and milan back to 1 point on the table, what allegri needs is a reality check, not some cuddling
standing by him tonight though, not the best timing and it's an understatement. two home games against empoli and udinese without a win, a loss to inda in between, and milan back to 1 point on the table, what allegri needs is a reality check, not some cuddling
Var noted that screw up and told the ref to look at the video the ref refused he refused to look at it , this is fixed, you make a mistake, fix it pin head there is no shame in admitting a mistake, but this ref flat out refused to see a clear, I mean 20 camera view handball ,twice ,but no, I can't do that, if this was intermerda he would be all over that, how does this clown ref explain himself, oh right he doesn't have to, because he is part of the corruption, can't wait for the super league really, what is the point , var is there to help but why use it if you have to give juventus a penalty for a legit handball oh no not a penalty for juve, that would make us look like fools, to late for that, bozo's var and the refs are the worst part of this game, except for the fraud of a coach
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I do react but you can't see the utter disgust of seeing this fraud and owner do nothing to make it better,
What does it take to fire this clown, ferrara, del neri, were gone for less, but this phony doesn't have a clue, just leave, and Bianconero Aus, don't jump out of that plane, I need some sanity all be it a may be a small amount, after watching this crap for the last 3 years, I am at my wits end, don't want to watch this team until this dinosaur and elkancro is gone.
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Kind of bittersweet that the only entertainment Juventus provides these days is when we lose to see some reaction in a forum. 
What does it take to fire this clown, ferrara, del neri, were gone for less, but this phony doesn't have a clue, just leave, and Bianconero Aus, don't jump out of that plane, I need some sanity all be it a may be a small amount, after watching this crap for the last 3 years, I am at my wits end, don't want to watch this team until this dinosaur and elkancro is gone.
We've been fucked so many times this season, at this point I entirely blame the club for not standing up for themselves. In the meantime, we have people still talking about the Bologna incident. Why? Because its the only incident this season that was highlighted by the media.
This league is so rigged that there is literally no point in continuing to watch it.
It doesn't help that we have a fragile and weak ass team + coach who can't avoid a complete meltdown the moment we can have a sniff at the Scudetto. The only game we started looking ahead (Empoli) we collapse and are unable to recover.
This league is so rigged that there is literally no point in continuing to watch it.
It doesn't help that we have a fragile and weak ass team + coach who can't avoid a complete meltdown the moment we can have a sniff at the Scudetto. The only game we started looking ahead (Empoli) we collapse and are unable to recover.
