Not being focussed pre match and distraction post match (when they should be reflectitng on the good bad) is something id see as a problem when it comes to "culture".
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Waiting. Tuz arguements are always so full of intellect.
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People don't seem to know what he does. Yet he does it bad? It's a serious question. With no one seemingly able to produce an answer.
Yet of course people will use this question and later on Xperd, JCK and co. will claim I said 'Chiellini would be a terrific DS'.
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People don't seem to know what he does. Yet he does it bad? It's a serious question. With no one seemingly able to produce an answer.
Yet of course people will use this question and later on Xperd, JCK and co. will claim I said 'Chiellini would be a terrific DS'.
This is the management’s plan to finally get us out of Europe completely.
Enough with killing the potential careers of our legends by promoting them too quickly. Get somebody and make Giorgio his number 2 so he can learn the ropes properly
Y’all going too hard on @Robee , afaik he only ever wanted to keep things democratic over here by having on the forum a representative from both those currently in charge and those in the opposition so that both voices are heard…
He always goes against the wind of excessive criticism, actually even when it’s not excessive and just fully 100% legit criticism with all the proof in the world, but that’s only because he has tuZ’s best interest at heart as this usually generates a lot of reactions and activity on the forum by triggering many of us at times into endless back and forth debates after reading some of the contrarianism and blind defending on many topics, therefore i wouldn’t necessarily say he is doing it to appear intellectually superior but rather instead sacrifices himself to look completely irrational and foolish, but that is also only because he loves Juve and hopes that being optimistic and defending the club even when everyone else is pessimistic and in negativity mode will perhaps help him feel as a more loyal supporter.
He always goes against the wind of excessive criticism, actually even when it’s not excessive and just fully 100% legit criticism with all the proof in the world, but that’s only because he has tuZ’s best interest at heart as this usually generates a lot of reactions and activity on the forum by triggering many of us at times into endless back and forth debates after reading some of the contrarianism and blind defending on many topics, therefore i wouldn’t necessarily say he is doing it to appear intellectually superior but rather instead sacrifices himself to look completely irrational and foolish, but that is also only because he loves Juve and hopes that being optimistic and defending the club even when everyone else is pessimistic and in negativity mode will perhaps help him feel as a more loyal supporter.
yeah man, he should have made david to score sitters. he didn't. so he's a fraud
he spent his whole life in football, only one year in management. how the fuck do we think we are to assess him from our armchairs? was he supposed to turn things around at jj? really?
why are we having this discussion is completely beyond me. the most random scapegoat of them all
he spent his whole life in football, only one year in management. how the fuck do we think we are to assess him from our armchairs? was he supposed to turn things around at jj? really?
why are we having this discussion is completely beyond me. the most random scapegoat of them all
I can understand backing Spalletti as a somewhat decent short term solution to balance the ship and salvage a 4th place finish, after which if that would’ve been delivered i’d also concede to even backing his renewal for another season with him getting a preseason and a better summer mercatto to build with when considering the overall circumstances, it would’ve been worth a try in case he’d have achieved his minimum objectives and there’d be no other competent alternatives that we could lure here either, but that was before all the failures and humiliations, now if even after all this he is still fully behind him and Elkann actually values Chiellini’s opinion on this then maybe he’s indeed another one that might be better to step down.
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30+ years of success in football summed up in a single sentence on tuz
i'm used to simplistic messages online and i agree with allegri's bottom line that football is simple, but this one is probably a tiny bit too stripped down even for my taste
it's mostly on the players, buddy. this is not a 90 points squad, very-very far from it. these players lack character, balls, grinta, call it whatever. they can't perform under pressure. that's been the case with juventus players for years. i don't want to single out anyone, but since ronaldo and chiellini himself left/retired, there's not a single true leader in the locker. there are good players, there are physically strong players, there are fast ones, dudes that can shoot, run or tackle, but their character is weak as fuck. there's not a single juventus player from the last 5-6 seasons who left the team and became a star elsewhere. huijsen is the only one whose career only started at juve so it's mostly natural progress for him. the rest plays for monaco, dortmund, atleti as a sub, marseille, lazio, clubs like this. even de ligt, who was ajax's captain at 18, turned out to be mentally weak for a leader. out of our current squad, literally zero players would start for any of our teams during our 9-year scudetto run. maybe vlahovic instead of matri, but even cambiaso over estigarribia is more than debatable lol. tuz would take bentancur back, but he's barely avoiding relegation with spurs. besides huijsen, there's not a single player who left after our last scudetto i'd take back as a starter. i liked savona and some players like soulé or alberto costa obviously had some potential,
so yeah, i could go on, but it's the players. this is a ~70 point squad, let's face it. if locatelli and david scored their penalties we'd be in cl. same if di gregorio wasn't a fucking fraud. and so on.
if our overpaid lazy weak ass motherfuckers believe for a second that their failure is on the coach, that would send the worst possible message. backing the coach in this situation is not a choice, it's the only possible choice for any club manager. and it's just a rumor by some italian _journalist. and spalletti will probably resign anyway
i'm used to simplistic messages online and i agree with allegri's bottom line that football is simple, but this one is probably a tiny bit too stripped down even for my taste
it's mostly on the players, buddy. this is not a 90 points squad, very-very far from it. these players lack character, balls, grinta, call it whatever. they can't perform under pressure. that's been the case with juventus players for years. i don't want to single out anyone, but since ronaldo and chiellini himself left/retired, there's not a single true leader in the locker. there are good players, there are physically strong players, there are fast ones, dudes that can shoot, run or tackle, but their character is weak as fuck. there's not a single juventus player from the last 5-6 seasons who left the team and became a star elsewhere. huijsen is the only one whose career only started at juve so it's mostly natural progress for him. the rest plays for monaco, dortmund, atleti as a sub, marseille, lazio, clubs like this. even de ligt, who was ajax's captain at 18, turned out to be mentally weak for a leader. out of our current squad, literally zero players would start for any of our teams during our 9-year scudetto run. maybe vlahovic instead of matri, but even cambiaso over estigarribia is more than debatable lol. tuz would take bentancur back, but he's barely avoiding relegation with spurs. besides huijsen, there's not a single player who left after our last scudetto i'd take back as a starter. i liked savona and some players like soulé or alberto costa obviously had some potential,
so yeah, i could go on, but it's the players. this is a ~70 point squad, let's face it. if locatelli and david scored their penalties we'd be in cl. same if di gregorio wasn't a fucking fraud. and so on.
if our overpaid lazy weak ass motherfuckers believe for a second that their failure is on the coach, that would send the worst possible message. backing the coach in this situation is not a choice, it's the only possible choice for any club manager. and it's just a rumor by some italian _journalist. and spalletti will probably resign anyway
But begin a good player and being a good manager is two different things.
He hasn’t done anything of notice as a manager.
He’s one of the guys that extended the frauds contract without cl qualification. For the love of god couldn’t we have waited a bit longer ?? Now he’s on 6 mil net which is ridiculous….
And sorry to say this is not Verona or Pisa. At Juve you win or you’re done. Accept it or stay a loser
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He hasn’t done anything of notice as a manager.
He’s one of the guys that extended the frauds contract without cl qualification. For the love of god couldn’t we have waited a bit longer ?? Now he’s on 6 mil net which is ridiculous….
And sorry to say this is not Verona or Pisa. At Juve you win or you’re done. Accept it or stay a loser
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