Thiago "The Fired Fraud" Motta (196 Viewers)

[Amer]

Im disappointed at you and your pussy cat buddy. Bunch of spammers.

If it was up to me you’d get a bald lion avatar just like his.

Here's a bet for you if you want.

If we make more then 3 shots on target against this weak Genoa side I will carry an avatar of bald Conte for a month.

If we make just 3 shots on target or less against Genoa, you will put as avatar Motta's picture with words "il nuovo Allegri" on the picture. For a month.

What do you say?

 

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[CrimsonianKing]

Here's a bet for you if you want.

If we make more then 3 shots on target against this weak Genoa side I will carry an avatar of bald Conte for a month.

If we make just 3 shots on target or less against Genoa, you will put as avatar Motta's picture with words "il nuovo Allegri" on the picture. For a month.

What do you say?

No thanks.

 

[DAiDEViL]

No thanks.

 

[Amer]

No thanks.

Who's a pussy cat now?

 

[kronos]

Fair bet tbh

 

[Lion]

No thanks.

is your wife a lesbian? cuz she married a big pussy lmao

 

[CrimsonianKing]

Who's a pussy cat now?

Still @Lion lol

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Who's a pussy cat now?

Bets are for losers and balding lions

 

[Amer]

Hey Copilot can you tell me why do Juventus fans compare Thiago Motta to Masimiliano Allegri? Is there anything into it, in terms of their tactics, mentality, approach to football?

Juventus fans often compare Thiago Motta to Massimiliano Allegri due to similarities in their tactical approaches and the team’s performance under their management. Here are some key points of comparison:

Tactics and Approach

• Defensive Solidity: Both coaches emphasize strong defensive organization. Under Motta, Juventus has maintained a solid defense, not conceding any goals in the first five Serie A games of the 2024-25 season1.
• Possession and Build-Up Play: Motta’s approach involves a more structured build-up from the back, often using a 1-4-3-3 formation in low build-up and a 1-2-3-5 or 1-3-2-5 formation in high build-up2. This contrasts with Allegri’s more pragmatic style, which often relied on deep defending and quick counter-attacks3.
• Struggles in Attack: Despite the differences in build-up play, both coaches have faced challenges in setting up their star striker, Dusan Vlahovic, leading to a lack of goals in recent matches1.

Mentality and Philosophy

• Tactician vs. Strategist: Legendary coach Arrigo Sacchi described Allegri as a “tactician” who waits for the opponent’s mistakes, while Motta is seen as a “strategist” with a clear idea of how to achieve results4.
• Proactive vs. Reactive: Motta’s style is more proactive, focusing on controlling the game through possession and pressing, whereas Allegri’s approach was more reactive, capitalizing on opponents’ errors3.

Fan Reactions

• Mixed Results: Fans have noted that despite the tactical changes, Juventus has struggled to score, leading to comparisons with Allegri’s tenure, especially when the team had similar issues1.

Overall, while there are clear differences in their tactical philosophies, the comparisons arise from the similar challenges both coaches have faced in terms of converting defensive solidity into attacking success.

 

[Salvo]

I think it's really important for him to work out what is happening behind the lone striker

I think Koop needs to stay more central, far too often he is drifting wide, if that is going to happen Yildiz or whoever the other winger is must come central. We don't have enough in that final third centrally. I do think it will help to have Luiz playing next to Loca however as I think he can bring some more centrally in linking up with our forwards.

 

[PrimeAbuse]

Antonio Cassano: “I tore Allegri apart because he was awful, and I still think that. After six games, I have to say the same about Thiago. He’s done nothing so far. In the early matches, the team stayed behind the ball and then counter-attacked. It didn’t convince me, and I said they wouldn’t make the top four; now it’s even worse. I know and respect Thiago; he’s not like Allegri, who isn’t a coach but Thiago looks more like a Defensive coach. Today I see the same Juve as last year, but they’ve been awful for the last three years and still look awful in the league so far.”

Who pays this ugly face butthurt human feces to speak, he should stfu anything Juve related

 

[JCK]

No thanks.

What have you done with your confidence?

 

[Orgut]

Antonio Cassano: “I tore Allegri apart because he was awful, and I still think that. After six games, I have to say the same about Thiago. He’s done nothing so far. In the early matches, the team stayed behind the ball and then counter-attacked. It didn’t convince me, and I said they wouldn’t make the top four; now it’s even worse. I know and respect Thiago; he’s not like Allegri, who isn’t a coach but Thiago looks more like a Defensive coach. Today I see the same Juve as last year, but they’ve been awful for the last three years and still look awful in the league so far.”

Cassano should concentrate on his fishing..

 

[CrimsonianKing]

What have you done with your confidence?

I leave betting for those who enjoy it.

 

[Robee]

mottaventus also ranks:
- 2nd @ possession
- 1st @ passing accuracy
- 2nd youngest @ fielded players
- 5th @ progressive carries
- 1st @ goals conceded
- 1st @ xg against (and by a mile, it's 1.8 so far, with the rest ranging between 4.1 and 8.8)
- 1st @ total distance of passes
- 2nd @ distance of progressive passes

etc

none of what gds wrote is surprising after a treble of 0-0's. at least we can actually defend instead of defending a lot. and i'm sure we'll start scoring

It was a Tuz joke, pal .

 

[s4tch]

It was a Tuz joke, pal .

i wasn't reflecting on the joke but on the usual negative gds narrative

 

[Robee]

i wasn't reflecting on the joke but on the usual negative gds narrative

I see a lot of good stats in there but they'll only really become useful if we can extend it to xG for us. Once we do that we have the needed quality upfront to convert and we'll see beautiful things. Excited for our next game already.

 

[Lion]

if i say motta has sucked in 3 games in a row now and we should be very worried how bad the attack is, i am told to be patient and give him time and how it's not fair to pass judegment early.

yet same people that say you can't pass judgement and have to give time are in savona and kalulu threads jerking each other off over how "good" they have been despite the fact that is passing judgement early..... and how they somehow are exempt from being given time before judging?

 

[Bianconero_Aus]

if i say motta has sucked in 3 games in a row now and we should be very worried how bad the attack is, i am told to be patient and give him time and how it's not fair to pass judegment early.

yet same people that say you can't pass judgement and have to give time are in savona and kalulu threads jerking each other off over how "good" they have been despite the fact that is passing judgement early..... and how they somehow are exempt from being given time before judging?

These niggas just like bitches…hoe ass niggas…talk too motherfuckin much

 

[Siamak]

Motta:

"We will face a strong team in Genoa, and we will have to be focused from the start to earn a good result."

"It was a good week of work. We focused on several aspects on which we know we can improve. We can still grow a lot and it will be important to try to do that from tomorrow."

"Dusan is working very well. It is important for a striker to start well, putting him in the ideal condition to finish in front of goal. He needs the team and the team needs him. I repeat, he is training very well."

"I enjoyed my time in Genoa. I think I gave a lot to Genoa and I know that a lot was given back to me. I am always happy to return there."

"We're taking on a strong Genoa, the best possible version of their team. We will have to understand the different moments of the match. There will be times when we have to defend well, as we have done in these games, and others when we have to attack with determination."

"Attacking involves everyone in the team, not just the forwards. We haven't scored for three games in the league, it's true, but looking back on the last game against Napoli, I can say that it was a good match for us."

"Gatti is doing very well, even more so after the birth of his daughter Camilla. I wished him well privately, but I send him my best wishes again now. His ankle discomfort has subsided, while today Conceicao will also travel with the team and will be available for tomorrow's match."

"This week it will be easy to choose who to field against Genoa because this week's work has given me a lot of ideas. Tomorrow I will start the best possible formation."

"I am very happy about the renewals of Mbangula and Pinsoglio. Samuel must continue on this path, with the same hunger. He has a lot to prove. Carlo surprised me, from the first day I arrived. His character is extraordinary and for me he is a great professional. We are aware that he will be able to help us if he is called upon because he always gives his best."

"This team has been on the right path since the beginning of the season. Continuity is our goal and with daily work I am of the opinion that we will find it. The path is the right one because the attitude of these guys on a daily basis is fantastic."

"The goal is to be competitive in every game. Tomorrow we have a complicated encounter ahead of us and our focus now is only on this match. We must not be in a hurry, but take it one step at a time."

"Tomorrow we'll face Fabio [Miretti], a strong player tactically and technically, but above all a good guy. We will be happy to face him, being at Genoa is a great opportunity for him."

 

[Lion]

so I can co firm that if juve doesn’t win this match it’s a official crisis yes