[Serie A] Juventus 1-1 Roma [August 27th, 2022] (8 Viewers)

[Juvellino]

Dybala

 

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[JCK]

Dybala is definitely going to rip us apart in this one. It won't be pretty.

 

[Mokku]

Dybala ain't ripped nothing in a long time, apart from his muscles

 

[petersmit]

Quote for a Dybala goal? Can bet your house on that. Even include your lawn in it.

 

[Scottish]

So when Dybala scores do we think he'll celebrate or not?

 

[GiocataGrande]

Crucial game : more so for Allegri than anyone else.

 

[JUVEMOOD]

Crucial game : more so for Allegri than anyone else.

Crucial for Allegri in what sense?
It changes nothing.. win draw or lose..
We can actually lose and still it would not ring any alarms.. not for me and I am someone who hates Allegri's mindset

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[GiocataGrande]

Crucial for Allegri in what sense?
It changes nothing.. win draw or lose..
We can actually lose and still it would not ring any alarms.. not for me and I am someone who hates Allegri's mindset

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well thats your opinion:: personally if i see the same type of performance against Roma as we did against Samp: that would be the end of the line for me. I know many other Juve fans and Allegri fans who feel the same. People are getting fed up

In the end public opinion does matter and will have to be taken into consideration: even Agnelli knows that

 

[Pirlo's Beard]

The thing is, we'll just continue our Italian coach fetish and end up grabbing some absolute trash can coach who will just be happy to be there, use whatever he's given and enjoy the life changing pay out when he's sacked early.

 

[DeviAngel]

Dybala will score against us for sure

 

[Ronn]

Scenes when Agresti tweets the starting lineup with McKennie, Loca and Rabiot in the midfield.

 

[Niku]

I am sure we will win because life wants to troll us. So we can continue the debate about Juventus playstyle, players and coach.

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[Post Ironic]

well thats your opinion:: personally if i see the same type of performance against Roma as we did against Samp: that would be the end of the line for me. I know many other Juve fans and Allegri fans who feel the same. People are getting fed up

In the end public opinion does matter and will have to be taken into consideration: even Agnelli knows that

We get embarrassed at home by Roma with the same insipid lineup, tactics, and display we saw against Sampdoria then it should be time up for Max.

 

[juve123]

Typical overreaction I hope Chelsea don't sack tuchel and Barcelona don't sack xavi if they don't win the next game.

 

[CrimsonianKing]

We get embarrassed at home by Roma with the same insipid lineup, tactics, and display we saw against Sampdoria then it should be time up for Max.

RUS is having an orgasm reading this.

 

[Post Ironic]

RUS is having an orgasm reading this.

I said the same last season. He needs to show improvement to start this year or it’s probably time to move on.

The Sassuolo game was a good start. Players worked harder, showed a pulse, he adjusted his tactics very early and we played well after, early subs, young players like Miretti getting substantial time, didn’t settle at a 1-0 lead…

But if the Sampdoria match is more the indicator of where we’re at and that’s what we see against Roma at home in Turin, I don’t see much changing, regardless of the injury woes. I want to see progress and learning from the poor performances this year. Last year was enough of this shit. Short leash, ya know.

 

[kappa96]

Typical overreaction I hope Chelsea don't sack tuchel and Barcelona don't sack xavi if they don't win the next game.

The season starts in March.

 

[Bianconero_Aus]

Scenes when Agresti tweets the starting lineup with McKennie, Loca and Rabiot in the midfield.

Barring injuries, no doubt that’ll be the midfield trio for the game. It’ll be the same starting lineup as last night only with Bonucci replacing Rugani.

 

[CrimsonianKing]

I said the same last season. He needs to show improvement to start this year or it’s probably time to move on.

The Sassuolo game was a good start. Players worked harder, showed a pulse, he adjusted his tactics very early and we played well after, early subs, young players like Miretti getting substantial time, didn’t settle at a 1-0 lead…

But if the Sampdoria match is more the indicator of where we’re at and that’s what we see against Roma at home in Turin, I don’t see much changing, regardless of the injury woes. I want to see progress and learning from the poor performances this year. Last year was enough of this shit. Short leash, ya know.

Absolutely. No more excuses, we need results.

 

[kappa96]

Barring injuries, no doubt that’ll be the midfield trio for the game. It’ll be the same starting lineup as last night only with Bonucci replacing Rugani.

And.
Arthur/Zakaria - > Mckennie