Treatment table report/the Igor Tudor thread (3 Viewers)
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Tudor gave us his all and never did he once complain about sitting on the bench. Yes, he was injured for a big part of his career, however when he was on form and healthy he was a leader in our defense and a player we could count on. Not to mention he also scored a bunch of goals for a central defender by trade. And afterall, we would not have been in the Champions League Final in 2003 if it was not for his wondergoal against Depor.
You should receive a warning for such an inane comment. You're the most ungrateful supposed supporter I have seen in a long time.
Andy said:
Tudor gave us his all and never did he once complain about sitting on the bench. Yes, he was injured for a big part of his career, however when he was on form and healthy he was a leader in our defense and a player we could count on. Not to mention he also scored a bunch of goals for a central defender by trade. And afterall, we would not have been in the Champions League Final in 2003 if it was not for his wondergoal against Depor.
You should receive a warning for such an inane comment. You're the most ungrateful supposed supporter I have seen in a long time.
The world underrated this player,
but this forum seriously overrated him,
yes he was an ok player, with great potential and fairly versatile/useful,
in theory,
but i dont think its a coincidence that none of our coaches ever really trusted him, its not his fault really that he is an injury prone player, he tried to make the difference every time he got his chance but unfortunately titles arent won with inconsistency, no team can trust Igor to their main scheme because he will never be there when he will be needed the most,
that was the most consistent thing in his carrier, he was always injured,
this season feeled that its going to be his last chance(Legro's too), he had the will to help us, but as always wasnt there when we needed him...
yesterday in a post somewhere i asked:
" is Tudor still alive? "
Well... i m glad he "survived" the Juventus adventure...
but this forum seriously overrated him,
yes he was an ok player, with great potential and fairly versatile/useful,
in theory,
but i dont think its a coincidence that none of our coaches ever really trusted him, its not his fault really that he is an injury prone player, he tried to make the difference every time he got his chance but unfortunately titles arent won with inconsistency, no team can trust Igor to their main scheme because he will never be there when he will be needed the most,
that was the most consistent thing in his carrier, he was always injured,
this season feeled that its going to be his last chance(Legro's too), he had the will to help us, but as always wasnt there when we needed him...
yesterday in a post somewhere i asked:
" is Tudor still alive? "
Well... i m glad he "survived" the Juventus adventure...
i understand that he never played up to his full potential but then again he never in anyway was a detriment to the club in his time here. injuries weren't his choice so i agree to cut him some slack. i'm not saying that he is greatness or anything, just show him some respect. he's a good kat and a even better bianconero (when he was healthy of course). best wishes Ig!!
Only Ciro Ferrara from Juventus' defenders in last 20 years scored more goals than Igor Tudor.
Ciro scored 22 goals in 10 seasons, while Tudor scored 21 in 6 1/2 seasons with Juve.
I rate him as the best goalscorer among defenders in last 2 decades. Although, he did play as a DM on many matches, so i don't know if we can count him as a classical defender !
Igor's best seasons were 2000/01 when he scored 7 goals ( Hamburger, Lazio, Milan, Reggina, Lecce, Fiorentina, Bologna) and season 2001/02 when he scored 6 goals (Chievo, Torino, Verona, Levercusen <twice>, and Inter)
In total, he scored 15 goals in serie A , 4 goals in CL ( including the memorable one against La Coruna) , 1 goal in Uefa Cup, and 1, but sweet, goal in Coppa Italia against Inter in Milano, when we eliminated them from the Coppa !
Ciro scored 22 goals in 10 seasons, while Tudor scored 21 in 6 1/2 seasons with Juve.
I rate him as the best goalscorer among defenders in last 2 decades. Although, he did play as a DM on many matches, so i don't know if we can count him as a classical defender !
Igor's best seasons were 2000/01 when he scored 7 goals ( Hamburger, Lazio, Milan, Reggina, Lecce, Fiorentina, Bologna) and season 2001/02 when he scored 6 goals (Chievo, Torino, Verona, Levercusen <twice>, and Inter)
In total, he scored 15 goals in serie A , 4 goals in CL ( including the memorable one against La Coruna) , 1 goal in Uefa Cup, and 1, but sweet, goal in Coppa Italia against Inter in Milano, when we eliminated them from the Coppa !
Tudor gave us his all and never did he once complain about sitting on the bench. Yes, he was injured for a big part of his career, however when he was on form and healthy he was a leader in our defense and a player we could count on. Not to mention he also scored a bunch of goals for a central defender by trade. And afterall, we would not have been in the Champions League Final in 2003 if it was not for his wondergoal against Depor.
You should receive a warning for such an inane comment. You're the most ungrateful supposed supporter I have seen in a long time.
According to Gazzetta, Juve has asked CONI to accept the termination of the contract benefitting from a clause that enables the club to termintes the contract of the players after 8 months of continuous injury...
CONI yet to reply, and that's the reason that Juve didn't tell the news officially yet...
CONI yet to reply, and that's the reason that Juve didn't tell the news officially yet...
