[Serie A] JUVENTUS 1-0 Roma (24th Jan 2016) (12 Viewers)
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I remember Jacky from the Comunale days ....
He would always lead the chants and would go and pick on whoever wasn't singing "Alza la voce che non sento!!!"
RIP
ps: I have found an interesting article on Jacky and how he was respected by all the other Ultras groups.
http://www.lastampa.it/2016/01/11/c...ai-granata-It7scqhZe2zeTb7ouuHH5I/pagina.html
Even the Roma fans stopped chanting last night when the banner was exposed
He would always lead the chants and would go and pick on whoever wasn't singing "Alza la voce che non sento!!!"
RIP
ps: I have found an interesting article on Jacky and how he was respected by all the other Ultras groups.
http://www.lastampa.it/2016/01/11/c...ai-granata-It7scqhZe2zeTb7ouuHH5I/pagina.html
Even the Roma fans stopped chanting last night when the banner was exposed
Fans want to be over critical and therefore complacent.
Overall we dominated from start to finish. Buffon had little to do and was probably bored which is a good thing. We kept the ball on Roma's half of the field and should have walked away with a 2-0 win at the minimum if the ref did his job and called that blatant handball on Pjanic.
Well done by Max and the boys
Fino alla fine
Overall we dominated from start to finish. Buffon had little to do and was probably bored which is a good thing. We kept the ball on Roma's half of the field and should have walked away with a 2-0 win at the minimum if the ref did his job and called that blatant handball on Pjanic.
Well done by Max and the boys
Fino alla fine
He showed up for first 20 minutes, then disappear. Its like this forum's expectation to him is too low, so as long as he played decently he is voted for motm 
or because they know something about football
No in the US i often go to indoor football field if I want to play. Judging from where you are from, You should be careful when playing football outside or else possibly getting raped by migrants. Don't go out in new year eve or holiday as well, too dangerous now. Tell your mother/sisters/ daughters too if you have.
Always tough to break through when a decent side chooses to play as negatively as Roma did, but it always felt like Juve would win the game given the form and general mood of the two teams.
Juve probably should have scored early because Roma set up badly. Nainggolan played too wide and Vainqueur played too high and so Juve had a lot of chances to find Dybala between the lines.
But Roma adjusted and got Nainggolan more central and that meant Vainqueur wasn't getting pulled forward to try and close Marchisio, so it got very congested and difficult to play from about 30-60 mins.
It was a game crying out for Juve to bring on either (or both) of Sandro and Cuadrado and Cudrado made a difference when he came on. With the game starting to open out a little, he made Roma worry about a player being beaten one-on-one, which hadn't been an issue before that.
Still, as much as Juve were increasing the tempo and looking better, there was no real suggesting that a goal was coming.
And who knows if it would have come had Roma held their discipline.
But for the first time in the second half Juve won the ball in a situation that allowed them to break forward quickly and catch Roma with players out of position. The Juve players did well to recognise the chance early and to go fast and they executed the move nicely.
Juve should have put Roma under more pressure through the game. Dybala played too far away from Mandzukic, Khedira wasn't making appropriate runs from deep, Pogba played poorly and Evra and Lichtsteiner are not that well suited to that sort of game.
Was an interesting move from Roma to have Manolas free to try and close Pogba a lot of the time. Was somewhat reminiscent of when Stramaccioni had Juan Jesus marking Vidal.
Juve probably should have scored early because Roma set up badly. Nainggolan played too wide and Vainqueur played too high and so Juve had a lot of chances to find Dybala between the lines.
But Roma adjusted and got Nainggolan more central and that meant Vainqueur wasn't getting pulled forward to try and close Marchisio, so it got very congested and difficult to play from about 30-60 mins.
It was a game crying out for Juve to bring on either (or both) of Sandro and Cuadrado and Cudrado made a difference when he came on. With the game starting to open out a little, he made Roma worry about a player being beaten one-on-one, which hadn't been an issue before that.
Still, as much as Juve were increasing the tempo and looking better, there was no real suggesting that a goal was coming.
And who knows if it would have come had Roma held their discipline.
But for the first time in the second half Juve won the ball in a situation that allowed them to break forward quickly and catch Roma with players out of position. The Juve players did well to recognise the chance early and to go fast and they executed the move nicely.
Juve should have put Roma under more pressure through the game. Dybala played too far away from Mandzukic, Khedira wasn't making appropriate runs from deep, Pogba played poorly and Evra and Lichtsteiner are not that well suited to that sort of game.
Was an interesting move from Roma to have Manolas free to try and close Pogba a lot of the time. Was somewhat reminiscent of when Stramaccioni had Juan Jesus marking Vidal.