[Serie A] Livorno 1-1 JUVENTUS (February 6th, 2010) (24 Viewers)
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This is the main problem. A player can't develop himself in Serie A with 23. They need to be giving a proper chance from when they are 18/19 years. If they don't fit, sell them and look out for the next talent. When they impress give them a run. In Italy it's always like one mistake the youngster is out. They need to given the chance to make mistakes. Only this way they can learn and improve.
Yeah could, I don't see him becoming a great one in Italy. Sad but true. I just hope he leaves for Germany, less physical, more open and attractive for his kind of play. He'd have enough freedom here. Or wherever he wants to go.
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Yeah could, I don't see him becoming a great one in Italy. Sad but true. I just hope he leaves for Germany, less physical, more open and attractive for his kind of play. He'd have enough freedom here. Or wherever he wants to go.
Congrats
Now go, make a dedication before Dusan bans you for not making one.
How so? 
I enjoy posts like these, SAB. Brilliant.
I don't know if I should make a dedication for 8000...seems like an ambiguous number, no?
congrats Hus
This is the main problem. A player can't develop himself in Serie A with 23. They need to be giving a proper chance from when they are 18/19 years. If they don't fit, sell them and look out for the next talent. When they impress give them a run. In Italy it's always like one mistake the youngster is out. They need to given the chance to make mistakes. Only this way they can learn and improve.
Congrats
Now go, make a dedication before Dusan bans you for not making one.
Congrats
Now go, make a dedication before Dusan bans you for not making one.
I don't know if I should make a dedication for 8000...seems like an ambiguous number, no?
None, except possibly Paro. No need to limit it to 4 years btw.
But that was part of my point: None of our previous great talents that never received true chances have turned out to be great players anyway. So, in hindsight, one could say that they weren't good enough to be given chances in the first place.
As I said before, I'm against the endless loaning (& co-owning) & I do feel that youngsters should get their chance when the time is right. Heck, I would like nothing more than 1st team players coming through the ranks at Juve.
But there may have been / be very good reasons why our youngsters receive(d) few chances.
But that was part of my point: None of our previous great talents that never received true chances have turned out to be great players anyway. So, in hindsight, one could say that they weren't good enough to be given chances in the first place.
As I said before, I'm against the endless loaning (& co-owning) & I do feel that youngsters should get their chance when the time is right. Heck, I would like nothing more than 1st team players coming through the ranks at Juve.
But there may have been / be very good reasons why our youngsters receive(d) few chances.
I don't know that.
When I say the right time, I'm not talking about a certain opponent, but more about the youngster himself. None of us here have any real idea about the development our (current) youngsters have gone through so far, so I honestly can't say it is or isn't the right time.
That being said, our attacking play has been underwhelming so far, so changes are very much needed. And since those changes can't be carried out with senior players (due to injuries), the people in charge should at least think about certain youngsters.
Look, we all know this is an endless discussion, but the fact remains that none of our (so called) great youth talents have turned out to be great players.
So, was it indeed the wrong decision that we never gave them chances or relied on them?
When I say the right time, I'm not talking about a certain opponent, but more about the youngster himself. None of us here have any real idea about the development our (current) youngsters have gone through so far, so I honestly can't say it is or isn't the right time.
That being said, our attacking play has been underwhelming so far, so changes are very much needed. And since those changes can't be carried out with senior players (due to injuries), the people in charge should at least think about certain youngsters.
Look, we all know this is an endless discussion, but the fact remains that none of our (so called) great youth talents have turned out to be great players.
So, was it indeed the wrong decision that we never gave them chances or relied on them?
I am only talking about Immobile, Marrone, or Yago. There is no reason why either of them can't get some PT this weekend. We won't know if they are ready or not until we try them. Youngsters could excel with us and do poor on loan, who knows there are loads of variables. Bottom line, we will never know unless we try them in our senior team and these are the best games to do it. Weaker opponents, injuries to first team, new coach and higher dedication in games.
