[Serie A] Juventus - Chievo (09-05-2011) (1 Viewer)

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Jul 12, 2006
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Juventus (4-4-2): Buffon; Motta, Barzagli, Chiellini, Grosso; Krasic,Aquilani, Marchisio,Pepe; Matri, Del Piero.
A disp.: Storari,Bonucci,Sorensen Traoré, Salihamidzic, Giandonato,Toni

Chievo(5-3-2): Sorrentino; Sardo, Cesar, Andreolli, Mantovani,Jokic; Gelson Fernandes, Rigoni, Constant;Pellissier,Trereau.


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Bezzy

The Bookie Queen
Jun 5, 2010
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why does that ugly face barzagol keep playing above bonucci that makes me even more angry than motta playing :(

and we need del piero magic to win this game without melo :(
 

mike_zizou

New Member
Jul 1, 2010
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So my first post here goes like this....

Udinese is the team that will most likely will get the last UCL place and they fully earn it .. is the same team that we in the Round 3 of the same Championship we beat with "only" 4-0 at Stadio Friuli and everybody was talking about sacking Guidolin... and what about now?

WOW I would say a team that has NO money that lives only buy selling players that has a Romanian Car Manufacturer, Sponsor on their T-shirts... and the AMAZING things can continue related to this TEAM...

But what about our Vecchia Signora? Is our team having worst players then Udine or Napoli?

And by answering to that question... What exactly was happened from December 2010 until today???

I am still trying to put all the pieces together and getting the Right answer....

Sempre e Comuque Forza Juventus!
 

Bezzy

The Bookie Queen
Jun 5, 2010
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Quag tube his injured change our season i really believe as that guy stays fit we would be at least fourth by now :sergio:
 

Bianconero81

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Jan 26, 2009
40,177
No, we wouldn't. Too many problems; Quag is a good player, but his presence wouldn't have changed our season. We were playing like shit and getting results. Failure was preeminent; it was bound to happen, and it did. We continued playing like shit, and the results didn't come our way.
 

Bezzy

The Bookie Queen
Jun 5, 2010
20,827
No, we wouldn't. Too many problems; Quag is a good player, but his presence wouldn't have changed our season. We were playing like shit and getting results. Failure was preeminent; it was bound to happen, and it did. We continued playing like shit, and the results didn't come our way.
i really think you underestimate his contributing look only how everyone responds on his injury :(
 

Bianconero81

Ageing Veteran
Jan 26, 2009
40,177
I'm not underestimating anything; it's everyone else that is over-estimating his true value. Quag may be a very good player, but he is no Tevez, Messi, or Cristiano Ronaldo. His absence shouldn't greatly affect the team. He is not a game changer. He was enjoying a great period of form, and we were playing like shit. His contribution was immense, but there is no way that he would have singlehandedly altered our season.
 

Bezzy

The Bookie Queen
Jun 5, 2010
20,827
I'm not underestimating anything; it's everyone else that is over-estimating his true value. Quag may be a very good player, but he is no Tevez, Messi, or Cristiano Ronaldo. His absence shouldn't greatly affect the team. He is not a game changer. He was enjoying a great period of form, and we were playing like shit. His contribution was immense, but there is no way that he would have singlehandedly altered our season.
ofcourse he is not but he is also important to let other players (marchie, krasic, aqua) play better right after his injury they all fall back to an hopeless form i really think that with him we would have won a few out of the games against lecce, bologna, cesena, catania :( and with a few more points we were now fourth :(
 

RAMI-N

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Aug 22, 2006
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I'm not underestimating anything; it's everyone else that is over-estimating his true value. Quag may be a very good player, but he is no Tevez, Messi, or Cristiano Ronaldo. His absence shouldn't greatly affect the team. He is not a game changer. He was enjoying a great period of form, and we were playing like shit. His contribution was immense, but there is no way that he would have singlehandedly altered our season.
I agree he is no world beater, but you can't deny that his intelligent movement gave many choices to Krasic and Aquilani to step up their play!
Look how both performed since the start of the year.
 

Nenz

Senior Member
Apr 17, 2008
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No, we wouldn't. Too many problems; Quag is a good player, but his presence wouldn't have changed our season. We were playing like shit and getting results. Failure was preeminent; it was bound to happen, and it did. We continued playing like shit, and the results didn't come our way.
I actually don't think we were playing like shit very often before the winter break. By contrast, on average we were playing at a much better level then we have been in our recent winning streak so its fair to say that the quality of our football went downhill big time when Qtube injured and Melo was suspended. Whether that is just a coincidence or not is too hard to say but it definitely impacted our season.
 

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