[Serie A] Livorno 1-1 JUVENTUS (February 6th, 2010) (29 Viewers)

[Paolo Sosa]

for the first time in 3 month i predict a posative result .
Juve 2-1 Livorno

 

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[Joe]

I thought Candreva was an AM too.

 

[Vinman]

I wonder if the injury bug will lessen now that Zac has his fitness guys in charge....cant be any worse than what we've been dealing with the past 2 months

Also, a bit off topic, does anyone have a link to the Juventus Channel ?? There was a justin.tv link not too long ago, but the guy has been offline since October

 

[torricelli_juve]

I thought Candreva was an AM too.

He was everything.


I am looking forward to a midfield set up like this for the next 5-10years:

Giovinco Diego Candreva
Marchisio Momo/Melo

 

[Alessandro]

Let's go with

Canna Legro Chielini
Caceres_________Melo__________DC__

Candreva_______Diego_______ Giovinco
Immobile​

;-)

 

[Tommy]

We need 3 fucking points here. Its been 7 games(almost 2 months) when we won a game

 

[Juve Libnan]

we beat parma last month

 

[Alessandro]

Available:
Gk: Buffon, Manninger, Chimenti
Rb: Zebina, Caceres
Lb: Grosso, De Ceglie
Cb: Cannavaro, Chiellini, Legrottaglie
Midfield: Candreva, Melo
AM: Deigo, Giovinco
Attack: Del Piero, Amauri, Paolucci
+ Primavera kids (Marrone, Yago, Immobile)

Those in bold have to start in any occasion.
Just add some attacker(s) etc. I prefer Immobile and Iago.

 

[Tommy]

we beat parma last month

oh i forgot too many defeats

 

[Hust]

Amauri does not need to start. Our mids have been scoring most of our goals anyways, why not let a youngster start up top?

 

[Alessandro]

Forza Immobile!
Now - the only moment when he has a chance. In 2 weeks IQ will be fit and Immobile will have to forget about first team for some time.

 

[Hust]

Yeah Livorno is a good game to try and blend some youngsters with these injuries. Forza Immobile, Yago and Marrone

 

[Buck Fuddy]

Amauri does not need to start. Our mids have been scoring most of our goals anyways, why not let a youngster start up top?

You know, a few years back we had one of our most promising strikers ever in the youth ranks. The guy was scoring goals for fun, was one of the top scorers ever for our youth teams (maybe even the top scorer, can't quite remember it).
A lot of people, including myself, had high hopes for him, thinking he should be given a chance in the senior team asap.
Alas, that didn't happen & the kid ended up being loaned out and/or co-owned all the time.

The kid I'm talking about here is Paolucci.


And before someone thinks I'm anti young players: I'm not. But it's important to realise that impressing with the Primavera means very little, if anything.

 

[Alessandro]

the kid ended up being loaned out and/or co-owned

ALL our youngsters end like this.
It's not for them, it's for whole loaning system.
You'll never see what players actually is if you don't give him any chance in main team.

 

[Buck Fuddy]

You'll never see what players actually is if you don't give him any chance in main team.

Name me 1 player that we co-owned / loaned that has turned out to be good enough to play for us as a regular starter.
I'm talking about players that did not return to us, so no need to mention Criscito since we don't yet know how that situation will turn out.

I think my point was pretty simple: At one moment in time Paolucci was arguably our most promising Primavera player. Now, a few years down the road, most people seem to agree that he is not good enough to play for us.

 

[The Curr]

Name me 1 player that we co-owned / loaned that has turned out to be good enough to play for us as a regular starter.
I'm talking about players that did not return to us, so no need to mention Criscito since we don't yet know how that situation will turn out.

I think my point was pretty simple: At one moment in time Paolucci was arguably our most promising Primavera player. Now, a few years down the road, most people seem to agree that he is not good enough to play for us.

Perrotta?

 

[Buck Fuddy]

Yeah, I should have mentioned that I was thinking about former youth players.

Wasn't Perrotta already in his twenties when he joined us? Or am I completely wrong here & did he get to play for our Primavera?

 

[The Curr]

Yeah, he was already 20/21 when we signed him.

 

[Hust]

You know, a few years back we had one of our most promising strikers ever in the youth ranks. The guy was scoring goals for fun, was one of the top scorers ever for our youth teams (maybe even the top scorer, can't quite remember it).
A lot of people, including myself, had high hopes for him, thinking he should be given a chance in the senior team asap.
Alas, that didn't happen & the kid ended up being loaned out and/or co-owned all the time.

The kid I'm talking about here is Paolucci.


And before someone thinks I'm anti young players: I'm not. But it's important to realise that impressing with the Primavera means very little, if anything.

Name me 1 player that we co-owned / loaned that has turned out to be good enough to play for us as a regular starter.
I'm talking about players that did not return to us, so no need to mention Criscito since we don't yet know how that situation will turn out.

I think my point was pretty simple: At one moment in time Paolucci was arguably our most promising Primavera player. Now, a few years down the road, most people seem to agree that he is not good enough to play for us.

Name one youth player that was given an honest chance in the first team, consistently for a season or even a half season to prove their worth recently, lets say in last 4 years? (Exclude marchisio)

I'm talking about 17,18, 19, maybe even 20....but no one older than 21 or 22.

 

[IrishZebra]

Bojinov could have been huge :depressed