Fußball wrote:You will pay dearly for this punctuality.

German efficiency at its best

Vibe wrote:Without Tevez and perhaps Pogba,I wouldn't call Juve such a safe bet as it is now.

its not like they are losing them for nothing
pogba alone is 80-90m juve will be more then fine.
especially if pogba goes to barca.. he's gonna stay with them till 2016

Dybala and Morata will step it up. Juve should look for a creative CAM though. And a bit of pace as well

I don't like bringing on Conan from the bench much tbh

it's not like they are selling a messi or xavi, those players are replaceable

pogba in his current level isn't too hard to replace.. only reason he is in high demand is because of his age and potential.
and finding a centerforward isn't all that hard in today's market, juve have also had enough time (and still have time) to find a suitable player.

Vibe wrote:And how many times have we seen star players improperly replaced with overpriced scrubs?Disturbing the team chemistry that much is dangerous,it might work but likely not.

Why are you so sure that Pogba will be replaced by overpriced scrubs ?
Besides i think he'll stay for atleast another year.

The Tevez' s importance is really underrated.
This year Juve depended on Tevez more than this year also  because Allegri gamestyle is different than Conte. When Tevez missed ( rare times though  ) Juve looked like a different team , it had more difficulties than usually.
It is not  so replaceable  as I am reading, , infact he was the Serie A POTY by far.
and tbf is not even so easy to confirm after 4 in a row, motivations are essentials on football , for example a Juve's key player as Vidal looked like used up this year ( and not because he drank ) , but it was less marked because Marchisio and Pogba had a great season in that role.
Then yes  , of course they are again favorite ... but also because no idea who can be anti-Juve atm

Robespierre wrote:The Tevez' s importance is really underrated.
This year Juve depended on Tevez more than this year also  because Allegri gamestyle is different than Conte. When Tevez missed ( rare times though  ) Juve looked like a different team , it had more difficulties than usually.
It is not  so replaceable  as I am reading, I mean.
Besides it is not so easy to confirm after 4 in a row, motivations are essentials on football , for example a Juve's key player as Vidal looked like used up this year ( and not because he drank ) , but it was less marked because Marchisio and Pogba had a great season in that role.
Then yes  , of course they are again favorite ... but also because no idea who can be anti-Juve atm

Agreed mostly.Tevez is definitely a huge blow for Juventus as he carried the attack for two straight years.

But,looking at our striker options right now and going forward,we'll have better quality in depth than the previous season.I mean we're going from,

Tevez,Llorente,Morata,Giovinco,Matri

To potentially,
Morata,Dybala,Mandzukic,Berardi,Zaza

It doesnt look like a bad collection of attackers to me.Instead of one person shouldering the burden of scoring majority of our goals(like Tevez last yr) we'll have atleast 2-3 players now who can legit contribute substantially in terms of goals.

How good is Berardi and what type of player is he?

Robespierre wrote:The Tevez' s importance is really underrated.
This year Juve depended on Tevez more than this year also  because Allegri gamestyle is different than Conte. When Tevez missed ( rare times though  ) Juve looked like a different team , it had more difficulties than usually.
It is not  so replaceable  as I am reading, , infact he was the Serie A POTY by far.
and tbf is not even so easy to confirm after 4 in a row, motivations are essentials on football , for example a Juve's key player as Vidal looked like used up this year ( and not because he drank ) , but it was less marked because Marchisio and Pogba had a great season in that role.
Then yes  , of course they are again favorite ... but also because no idea who can be anti-Juve atm

Anderson a distant second.

And I am not worried if Pogba goes. Because he'll be going for a stupid fee anyway.

As long as we don't *bleep* up, and Beppe is not the type of man to *bleep* up majorly, we'll be fine.

Hell a top class CAM and maybe even a top class striker (Or a pair of full backs w/e) in place of Pogba would actually improve us on paper.

Here we go again...

Are you trolling Fusball? Tevez was clearly the Serie A POTY by far and Anderson a distant second.

M99 wrote:Here we go again...

Are you trolling Fusball? Tevez was clearly the Serie A POTY by far and Anderson a distant second.

Disagree, Tevez was POTY by far and Anderson was a distant second. How can anyone even begin to think otherwise is beyond me.

This is getting out of hand now, it's like people are trying to be ignorant and know jack shit about Serie A


Tevez was quite obviously POTY, Anderson was 2nd. And the distance between them was quite great indeed.

All the reports have said is that Tevez has asked for a transfer to Boca. None of the reports have said that Juve and Boca have reached an agreement, and he still has 1 year left in his contract.

BarrileteCosmico wrote:All the reports have said is that Tevez has asked for a transfer to Boca. None of the reports have said that Juve and Boca have reached an agreement, and he still has 1 year left in his contract.

Is it exact 1 year contract or 11 months?

BarrileteCosmico wrote:All the reports have said is that Tevez has asked for a transfer to Boca. None of the reports have said that Juve and Boca have reached an agreement, and he still has 1 year left in his contract.

They havent but reports say Juve are asking for a minimal fee.
If not,i can see Juve agreeing to a mutual termination of Tevez' contract.
Matter of time before this transfer is done.Even Nedved confirmed he wants to go.

BC still hopes it will not be done because it means Boca walking in Argentian leagues easily for 3 years in a row

Fußball wrote:

Robespierre wrote:The Tevez' s importance is really underrated.
This year Juve depended on Tevez more than this year also  because Allegri gamestyle is different than Conte. When Tevez missed ( rare times though  ) Juve looked like a different team , it had more difficulties than usually.
It is not  so replaceable  as I am reading, , infact he was the Serie A POTY by far.
and tbf is not even so easy to confirm after 4 in a row, motivations are essentials on football , for example a Juve's key player as Vidal looked like used up this year ( and not because he drank ) , but it was less marked because Marchisio and Pogba had a great season in that role.
Then yes  , of course they are again favorite ... but also because no idea who can be anti-Juve atm

Anderson a distant second.

Replacing Tevez with Mandzukic is a big step down as it is. I dont expect big things from Zaza and Berrardi is still young, and so it Dyabala who's still unproven on the big stage. Juvi can still win Serie A but for Europe they need a top class forward to fill for Tevez.

zizzle wrote:Replacing Tevez with Mandzukic is a big step down as it is. I dont expect big things from Zaza and Berrardi is still young, and so it Dyabala who's still unproven on the big stage. Juvi can still win Serie A but for Europe they need a top class forward to fill for Tevez.

Dybala will be better than Aguero. Dybala Morata will be the next prime partnership in Europe.

You forgot '(:'

he doesnt need that.unlike u,he has an eye for spotting talent

S mad at me because I insulted DiMarzio.

Serie A fans defend DiMarzio more fiercely than Prem fanboys defend Bale smh.

They may not have the best league, but at least they have the best transfer news specialist

u coming at me now ? stfu if u coming at me