What's your favorite thing about Juve right now? (2 Viewers)

mjromeo81

Senior Member
Aug 29, 2022
2,136
#2
I sat here for 5 minutes and I'm struggling to think of one thing, honestly.

I feel completely dead inside when I think about Juve.

Ok I just thought of something. I fucking love Tuz and I wish I was posting here 20 years ago. I really hope one day we can win again and all celebrate together.
 

DeviAngel

Senior Member
Oct 3, 2014
4,612
#3
Nothing. No, I lied. IF thats a big IF, IF Nico starts to perform on a consistent base like in these few games, runs his heart out and kills himself for the team, IT COULD be the first player from who i get a jersey after Del Piero and Marcihsio in the newer history.
 

Dostoevsky

Tzu
Administrator
May 27, 2007
90,137
#4
I sat here for 5 minutes and I'm struggling to think of one thing, honestly.

I feel completely dead inside when I think about Juve.

Ok I just thought of something. I fucking love Tuz and I wish I was posting here 20 years ago. I really hope one day we can win again and all celebrate together.
I wish you posted here in the past too. So many wonderful people who, for some reason or another, left at one point.

One can learn much. Fortunately, most of those things come outsides of football, which is pretty weird for a football forum. Special place.
 

PhRoZeN

Livin with Mediocre
Mar 29, 2006
18,649
#6
Right now - Next Gen, I like how we are not shy in bringing young talented players. What we do about them is a seperate story but we keep producing a talent or two who is worthy to play at a decent sized club. Some day i hope we can believe in them more.

i have nothing nice to say about the current team or management so i'll stop there.
 

Quetzalcoatl

It ain't hard to tell
Aug 22, 2007
67,905
#7
Only this forum.

The only reason I have any idea of what's going on with the team anymore is because of this place, but I come here more for the non-football discussions.

I don't know if I will ever care about the team again. Maybe the club is already dead and there's no going back. Maybe eventually someone will take over who is both passionate and competent, and bring some dignity back to Juventus.
 

Scottish

Zebrastreifenpferd
Mar 13, 2011
12,250
#8
+1 for this forum. Big reason why I bother watching the games is so I can keep up with the chats on here.

Also agree with what Martin said. Speaking generally I'm an optimist to a fault and I think I enjoy watching out players imagining hard enough to expect them to come back to form. That was Vlahovic for me, but now we've not got anybody besides Bremer who has ever shown much of anything in their entire career.

I like Alajbegovic.
 

swag

L'autista
Administrator
Sep 23, 2003
86,062
#9
Yep. This is why I first joined this forum (thank you again, Martin!) back what will be 23 years ago a week from tomorrow. (I lurked beforehand.)

There's something cathartic about sharing misery with my fellow juventini when things look pretty terrible. :heart:

And 23 years ago, we were about 5x as good as today's squad. :D
 

Juve-Fan-Iraq

Senior Member
Oct 7, 2023
3,908
#10
Absolutely nada. I feel like when juve was good and winning (not about the titles but some identity and a winning mentality), I somehow also felt a sense of victory myself and my mood was so much better. Now it genuinely feels like a chore and I just don't even care. I agree with everyone, this forum is my favorite part about my association with the club.

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I sat here for 5 minutes and I'm struggling to think of one thing, honestly.

I feel completely dead inside when I think about Juve.

Ok I just thought of something. I fucking love Tuz and I wish I was posting here 20 years ago. I really hope one day we can win again and all celebrate together.
Same here, I wish I wrote earlier on the forum. I was a guest lurker for years and enjoyed reading in the 2010s. Was a great time.
 
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Wings

Banter era connoiseur
Contributor
Jul 15, 2002
23,592
#11
This is painful, especially so, since it's the 30th anniversary of our last champions league win.
This is compounded by the fact that I can attend a few matches in Turin but will absolutely not waste a single coin on these clowns. How I looked forward to this. Oh! The irony!
Only good thing about jj is this forum.

PS/ Forgive the pessimism but I don't see jj ever becoming Juventus again.
 
Mar 10, 2009
9,207
#14
Only this forum.

The only reason I have any idea of what's going on with the team anymore is because of this place, but I come here more for the non-football discussions.

I don't know if I will ever care about the team again. Maybe the club is already dead and there's no going back. Maybe eventually someone will take over who is both passionate and competent, and bring some dignity back to Juventus.
This.

It's incredible how Tuz has kept the Juventus fans together throughout the years. Go look at the AC Milan forums and see how inactive it is. Tuz with all its banter is the only reason I follow Juventus.
 

Marty

tuz
Administrator
Jul 2, 2005
17,093
#16
This.

It's incredible how Tuz has kept the Juventus fans together throughout the years. Go look at the AC Milan forums and see how inactive it is. Tuz with all its banter is the only reason I follow Juventus.
It's crazy indeed. Just check these stats. Yes, lots of bots of course (though I have blocked almost all AI learning bots by now) but still, check out this stat from the past 24 hours.

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Bjerknes

"Top Economist"
Mar 16, 2004
122,517
#18
Apart from this forum keeping me around, I must also say that I find this club to be very much a comedy show with just how bad it has become. Locatelli putting the ball 30 yards into the stands, Kolo Muani missing from point blank range on his debut, and other predictable things that you can see coming from a mile away, but still laugh about it. This club is like the Seinfeld of football.

But even if we get worse from here, it’s not like I’m going to support any other club in Europe because there’s no point and I don’t like many others anyway. I’m happy for the success in the past and look forward to the humorous moments yet to come.
 

Marty

tuz
Administrator
Jul 2, 2005
17,093
#19
Unique Visitors = number of different IP addresses that have visited our site in the last 24 hours. So in theory, 376 000 people, bots/servers the past 24h.

Total requests means 7.5 visits in average for those, give or take. And 36 GB of data per day consumed.

But around 100,000 of those are stopped as an "attack" before they even get to the server.
 

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