then miss the game old boy.. but no you will watch it cuz u like watching shit don't you. it's too late to save you now isn't it.
or in other words. I’m a true cuck lmao
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[Serie A] Juventus 1-1 Bologna [27th August, 2023 18:30 CEST] (1 Viewer)
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Im a sucker for punishment
or in other words. I’m a true cuck lmao
or in other words. I’m a true cuck lmao
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according to this, it's not introduced yet, at least it's not listed among the changes for this current season
according to this, it's not introduced yet, at least it's not listed among the changes for this current season
Holy shit.
Our brand new system of attacking, and it only took one week for Serie A (Made in Italy) to figure it out enough for Bologna to set up and successfully nullify it
Our brand new system of attacking, and it only took one week for Serie A (Made in Italy) to figure it out enough for Bologna to set up and successfully nullify it
Does anyone else feel like supporting Juve is just an old, bad habit now?
There's very little about the club that I recognise when I started supporting it (in Italy during Serie B season). We've been a lot worse in a footballing sense than we are now. But since the club 'modernised', focusing so much on marketing and boosting its share price, alienating the real fanbase with high ticket pricing and stadium bans (only time you hear the crowd is after a goal for about 2 minutes) - in a lot of ways, the club is now superficial.
It sounds stupid for a person that hasn't seen Juve play live in 15 years, but the lack of atmosphere at home games is a turn off. It symbolises how culturally sterile Juventus has become. Football fans, especially Italians, need to express themselves at games but the only options available to them these days are to buy tickets and merchandise and clap politely. Surely their passion motivates the club's members (coach and players especially) and contributes to the clubs identity. If there is such a thing as Juve DNA, it's definitely missing a chromosome.
There's very little about the club that I recognise when I started supporting it (in Italy during Serie B season). We've been a lot worse in a footballing sense than we are now. But since the club 'modernised', focusing so much on marketing and boosting its share price, alienating the real fanbase with high ticket pricing and stadium bans (only time you hear the crowd is after a goal for about 2 minutes) - in a lot of ways, the club is now superficial.
It sounds stupid for a person that hasn't seen Juve play live in 15 years, but the lack of atmosphere at home games is a turn off. It symbolises how culturally sterile Juventus has become. Football fans, especially Italians, need to express themselves at games but the only options available to them these days are to buy tickets and merchandise and clap politely. Surely their passion motivates the club's members (coach and players especially) and contributes to the clubs identity. If there is such a thing as Juve DNA, it's definitely missing a chromosome.
Plenty of valid points, but nothing of which can not be undone… the ultras situation could be worked on if there was actual will to do so, which as a result can bring the atmosphere back at the stadium, seemingly an easy fix to a complicated issue if there wasn’t so much internal friction as well.
But make no mistake that the club has been the target of not only their own incompetence and poor decision making but also of multiple judiciary attacks and behind the scenes conspiracies designed to destabilize us, which as we can see have slowly and steadily worked, however i am sure we will rise up from this even if it might take a few more years to stabilize the ship and become a powerhouse again, the foundation for it is still there.
But make no mistake that the club has been the target of not only their own incompetence and poor decision making but also of multiple judiciary attacks and behind the scenes conspiracies designed to destabilize us, which as we can see have slowly and steadily worked, however i am sure we will rise up from this even if it might take a few more years to stabilize the ship and become a powerhouse again, the foundation for it is still there.
What's the point of watching games? To enjoy the spectacle and to be entertained. When I was younger, it was about following the players I liked, copying their moves if I could, and talking about results with fellow supporters (or supporters of rival clubs) at school and Uni.
Now, I don't even care or like most of the players (save for a handful and that's in the entire footballing community), the quality of the product is trash, and I despise the coach and hope he'd fuck off. Therefore, there is no point. Does JJ generte money for me? No. Then why bother? There literally is no reason to watch our games anymore. That's honestly how I feel. I'd rather have a BBQ with my friends, watch a movie, go out drinking, do some work, or get some sleep.
Juventus used to be a priority, but they've now become an unwelcome and tiring distraction.
Now, I don't even care or like most of the players (save for a handful and that's in the entire footballing community), the quality of the product is trash, and I despise the coach and hope he'd fuck off. Therefore, there is no point. Does JJ generte money for me? No. Then why bother? There literally is no reason to watch our games anymore. That's honestly how I feel. I'd rather have a BBQ with my friends, watch a movie, go out drinking, do some work, or get some sleep.
Juventus used to be a priority, but they've now become an unwelcome and tiring distraction.