After the light morning session, in which the Bianconeri had supported a six-match against six in the afternoon Antonio Conte has to play a predominantly tactical training. The Juventus coach has positioned the field of shapes, the form adopted by the second and win Palermo, Juventus' next opponent. Players have therefore been proven movements and patterns, especially offensive, facing the opponents.
Conte has received three good news. The first is the early return of Arturo Vidal midfielder will return to Turin immediately after being removed from the coach of the National Chilean villages to be returned from a baptism with 45 minutes late. The second of the day happy note, is the return of Vincenzo Iaquinta, who returned to training this morning for the first time with the group, after the well-known knee problems that have kept out from the beginning of the season. Third positive news, the full recovery of Fabio Quagliarella after the muscle problem that had blown up the trip to Naples. The striker has played Castellammare tactical exercises without problems and can therefore be well prepared for the next game against Palermo.

How is this great news lol?

Camurrìa.Sto.Stronzo wrote:How is this great news lol?

no matter who comes back from injury its great news

you can't use, sell or even give him for free if he is injured;

lucianomoggi wrote:

Camurrìa.Sto.Stronzo wrote:How is this great news lol?

no matter who comes back from injury its great news

you can't use, sell or even give him for free if he is injured;

Andy Carroll was bought, injured, for a fee of £35m which is a record, not the highest, but it is up there so...

fact, an uninjured player generally sells for more.

The_ItalianFool wrote:fact, an uninjured player generally sells for more.

Fact: nobody is debating that.

The_ItalianFool wrote:fact, an uninjured player generally sells for more.

Fact, he's injury prone. Will be injured soon again.

Camurrìa.Sto.Stronzo wrote:

The_ItalianFool wrote:fact, an uninjured player generally sells for more.

Fact, he's injury prone. Will be injured soon again.

Ehhh thats debatable. The red part is definitely not a fact.

You didn't notice the period?

The_ItalianFool wrote:fact, an uninjured player generally sells for more.

they aren't cattle, we are not fattening them for slaughter
if they are being sold I doubt Conte plays them to be fair, so fit and match fit are a different story

Can we sell Simone Pepe?

Retire him

Luca wrote:Retire him

I agree pepe's number should be retired.

When he retires he can take his number, shoes, socks, whatever

zarola wrote:I agree pepe's number should be retired.

How dare you

Luca wrote:

The_ItalianFool wrote:fact, an uninjured player generally sells for more.

they aren't cattle, we are not fattening them for slaughter
if they are being sold I doubt Conte plays them to be fair, so fit and match fit are a different story

cattle

Luca wrote:

The_ItalianFool wrote:fact, an uninjured player generally sells for more.

they aren't cattle, we are not fattening them for slaughter
if they are being sold I doubt Conte plays them to be fair, so fit and match fit are a different story

Terrible business perspective. Juventus is a business, and many teams field players only to increase their worth in the next market... It's a pretty smart strategy. An inform player means more $$

'Juventus is a business, and many teams field players only to increase their worth in the next market... It's a pretty smart strategy.'

Yet when I said that about Krasic, it was the end of the world

Camurrìa.Sto.Stronzo wrote:'Juventus is a business, and many teams field players only to increase their worth in the next market... It's a pretty smart strategy.'

Yet when I said that about Krasic, it was the end of the world

Why are you referring to an argument you probably had with someone else or probably didnt happen at all?

Because you took that from my analogy

Camurrìa.Sto.Stronzo wrote:'Juventus is a business, and many teams field players only to increase their worth in the next market... It's a pretty smart strategy.'

Yet when I said that about Krasic, it was the end of the world

Krasic isn't Juve...I think he should be sold coz he has been made...he is pretty one dimensional and all the serie a teams know how to deal with him...I think he could do good in the EPL though

inderbaby wrote:

Camurrìa.Sto.Stronzo wrote:'Juventus is a business, and many teams field players only to increase their worth in the next market... It's a pretty smart strategy.'

Yet when I said that about Krasic, it was the end of the world

Krasic isn't Juve...I think he should be sold coz he has been made...he is pretty one dimensional and all the serie a teams know how to deal with him...I think he could do good in the EPL though

Eh, I disagree. EPL would be too physical for Krasic I think.. he isnt the biggest guy.

I think in due time he will step back up and stop his one-dimension phase; or at least I hope. Honestly, even if he is one dimensional, if he made better decisions about when to pass and when to take on his man, he will still be effective.

He isn't one dimensional...
Speed kills, he is a pure winger
A right footed player on the right wing who aims to beat players on the wing i.e take them outside

Don't be ignorant, teams didn't 'find him out' be real, it would take 2 games last season to see that the play goes entirely through Krasic
Now Juventus has more options going forward, attackers like Vucinic who is dynamic, Pirlo who is godlike. Vidal and Marchisio who do very well in attack.
Lichtsteiner who can support well.

You guys underestimate the hell out of Krasic, he is class. His 'one dimension' is better than any other winger and their whatever you want to say, 5, 6 dimensions or whatever you claim.

Krasics biggest problem is his positioning...I don't think he will recover his form! Let's see...