Juventus FC

[dinoo]

Al dobro, realno, jak nam je sad menadzment, sve renomirani, iskusni fudbalski znalci koji imamu pregrst iskustva u ovakvim i slicnim sulucajevim u svojim bogatim fudbalskim karijerama na mjestima menadzera.
Tako da, ako su oni ocijenili da je max najbolje rjesenje za ovaj fudbal...onda se nema sta pricati.

Revidiraj ciljeve na top 7 ove sezone...a sljedece cemo u maju revidirati sa top 4 na top 7, i eto ga, rijeseni problemi.
Ah da, podhitno se rijesiti chiese, vlaovica, di marie i bremera...kukolj u timu.

[Mig_Mig]

Miretti se uklopio u sivilo? Jel se ti zajebajes? Decko sa 18 godina nosi cijelu ekipu! Sinoc ga je bilo na svim dijelovima terena, bez greske odigrao utakmicu, izveo ga samo zbog skok igre!
Ne razumijem pisanje bilo kakvo ako niste spremni reci da je Cieza najvece smece u ekipi!! Znam da Pogba prati svaku sitnicu, evo nek sam kaze kakav je govor tijela kod Cieze bio kroz cijelu utakmicu? Padanje, mahanje prema sudijama itd... I da je sve to ziva istina pokazuje statistika, manje od 10km pretercanih, bez sprinta! Uzas!

[muxa]

Razumjeli ste poentu, ja da sam navijač Juventusa isto bi razmišljao. Onakav anti fudbal je za zatvora. I ove utakmice koje ste dobili uglavnom ste igrali loše.
Komentar je bio čisto zbog tih rezultata, ako se tako mogu nazvati.

[dinoo]

Evo jedna ako neko smatra da mu je normalan krvi pritisak, ili cak nizak...da se to malo podigne ili pokvari dan

[GIBRA]

Ako uprava misli da je klocina rjesenje a ne ocigledan problem onda je sve ovo uredu i tamam da se desava

A i tesko da se one telece face nogu nazvati upravom



Odlazi neznalico !!!

[Pogba]

Pa i ne cudi sto ga zele na klupi kad su isti kao i on. Juventus ce skupo platiti cijenu njegovog i njihovog ostanka, uz jos neke kazne ili izbacivanje iz Evrope i Juventus se bukvalno vraća u godine post-calciopoli gdje je top 4 smatran uspjehom.

Ali neka ponovo uce na svom primjeru, i treba im da potonu kao Titanic.

[Juventinisimo]

Tommaso Mancini was heavily linked with a move to AC Milan ahead of the last summer transfer window but he has explained why he decided to pick Juventus instead.

The speculation got so intense regarding the teenage striker that Calciomercato.com reported how Milan were in the final stages of talks with his club and would pay €1.5m plus bonuses to Vicenza and have him join the Primavera.

Mancini spoke during an interview with Juventusnews24.com and he was asked about his decision to join them over the other Serie A clubs that were keen on him, including the Rossoneri.

“I had little time to decide because until mid-July I was busy with the national team, we had a tournament. Then I had those five days of vacation where I relaxed the most, and so I thought,” he said (via MilanNews).

“There have been some great opportunities, my choice came when I decided I wanted to go to Juve. I told my dad, my family and I chose Juventus.

“I was lucky enough to visit many teams: I believe that Juve is the club with the structures and with a path, thanks also to Next Gen, that can help me grow more than any other.”

It is interesting that the 18-year-old mentioned the appeal of the Next Gen team as part of his development given there are numerous **** claiming Milan are giving serious thought to the idea of having a second team like Juventus.

Kako se "svijet" mijenja kad vide da next gen igraci dobivaju priliku i u prvom timu...prije nismo mogli dovesti nikoga, sada nas sami biraju...
Hvala ti Agnelli...

Juventus risks paying 23m euros to UEFA after reaching agreement


UEFA has fined Juventus 3.5m euros for the breach of the Financial Fair Play rules and they risk more punishment, Calciomercato reveals.

The Bianconeri have struggled with some off-field legal problems recently, mostly based on their finances and fans have been eager to see them get over it.

The Black and Whites are defending themselves in several financial cases at home and seem to have broken a UEFA regulation too.

While revealing fines by the governing body on Italian clubs, the report reveals Juve paid that fine and committed not to break an FFP rule for the next three seasons.

During this time, their finances would be monitored. If they break the rule, the Black and Whites will pay 23m euros.

Slovenskom smecaru za kafu i secer..

UEFA warns about stricter Financial Fair Play rules


UEFA could be set to make the Financial Fair Play rules even stricter as clubs continue to find their way around it.

The European football governing body has been criticized for its weak approach to implementing Financial Fair Play sanctions because of how clubs still spend despite the limits.

However, the body has maintained that it implements the regulation well and now it could even get stricter.

One of its officials spoke on the issue recently and insisted the rule works and says they intend to make it even stricter soon.

Andrea Traverso, UEFA Director of Financial Sustainability and Research, said via Il Bianconero:

“Financial fair play works, we will not take it off but we will modify it even more with stricter rules”.

Juve FC Says

The FFP is a tool we expected to help curtail the spending of European clubs, but it does not seem to perform that function well at the moment.

Sometimes it seems to favour the top European clubs with big ****, but if UEFA decides to get very serious about it, we could also fall foul of the laws.

As we struggle with several financial problems now, the last thing we need is to be in trouble with UEFA, especially as we support the European Super League.

[J1897]

According to Gazzetta, Milik & Miretti are expected to start in the attack vs Bologna.

Miretti in the attack…

[Pogba]

Forza Bologna

[J1897]

Allegri have not understood that in games like those (vs Inter) you have to score goals to qualify, and thus Milik should have been on the pitch since minute 1."

- Moggi

[Juventinisimo]

Juventus player sends worrying messages, while Allegri’s assistant leaves

According to Il Corriere della Sera, some Juventus players are not happy with the management of coach Massimiliano Allegri and one of them has admitted the team is ‘physically broken’ while Paolo Bianco, one of the coach’s assistants, will leave the club at the end of the season.

Juventus have lost three Serie A games in a row and only scored two goals in the last five games across all competitions, facing Coppa Italia elimination at the hands of Inter on Wednesday.

The last time Juventus lost three consecutive league matches was in 2010 under Luigi Delneri.

Il Corriere della Sera reports that some Bianconeri players are losing trust in the Livorno-born coach, who has two more years left in his contract at the Allianz Stadium.

“Physically, we are broken,” one player, who hasn’t been named, reportedly said on Wednesday after a 1-0 loss against Inter.

“By changing line-up every time, we struggle to have a playing style,” he continued.

As per La Gazzetta dello Sport, Allegri will lose one of his assistants at the end of the season. Paolo Bianco will in fact rescind his contract with the Serie A giants, hoping to get a job in Serie B or Serie C, starting his career as a head coach.

Bianco, a former assistant of Robert De Zerbi, joined Juventus last summer, signing a contract until June 2024.

Allegri explains Chiesa and Pogba struggles at Juventus

Massimiliano Allegri opened up about the difficulties encountered by Juventus stars Federico Chiesa and Paul Pogba this season.

The Italian winger, who played a leading role in the Azzurri’s Euro 2020 success, suffered a cruciate ligament rupture in a match against Roma in January 2022, an injury that forced him to the sidelines for 10 months. He has since returned, showing flashes of his brilliance as he works back to full fitness.

Pogba returned to Juventus on a free transfer last summer, penning a lucrative four-year contract with the club, but was immediately forced out of action after suffering a knee injury during the pre-season tour in the US, an issue that required surgical intervention. The injury has limited the Frenchman to just 75 minutes of play this season.

Speaking in a press conference, Allegri discussed the state of his Juventus squad and explained the difficulties faced by Chiesa and Pogba this season.

“Everyone is fine, it’s not a question of who is playing. Everything is normal. Federico is an extraordinary player, he flies and can solve the game. But he comes from 10 months of inactivity. Regaining that physical and mental balance is not easy.

“The performances he is doing are within the norm. Pogba has been idle for a year. And he’s not in the best condition to play a game. I would like to have back the Pogba of when I first coached him, but that’s not the case at the moment.

“Usually, the longer someone is out, the longer it takes to recover. There are studies. Everything is normal. The luck that was… in the misfortune of not having top players like Pogba and Chiesa, or also Vlahovic who is coming from a major groin issue and it’s not that now he has become poor, to return to his levels he will need time.

“But there was luck, thanks to the work done in the ten years with the youth sector done by Juve and the second team, in having Fagioli, Miretti, Soulé, Iling. Who have played so many games. Miretti is a teenager. He played more than 40 games for Juventus. Fagioli played 25-30 in Cremonese, winning the league and is talented, he played 30 games.

“It’s not easy to play 30 games at Juventus or 40. Even the good ones… Once, with Buffon, he told me: I arrived in my first year at Juve and I didn’t understand anything, in my second year I didn’t realise. Juve are a unique thing, there are the pressures, the stuff…. There are times of growth.

“I understand that you want everything right away. But you need patience, planning. And from the negative things, like Pogba at 100% and Chiesa who I knew would come back like that, we found assets for the club. For the club, also economically, it is very important.

“We must continue and move forward, not losing sight of the goal. Now is the most difficult moment, it’s now. Not the least fifteen. It is now. I’m not just talking about the team, but about everything.

“The club has to be a one-two punch, we have 35 days which are the most important of the season, as always, unless we are out of everything. We are within two goals, and we have to be a granite block. I’m talking 360 degrees.”

[Juventinisimo]

Valjda se ne javi onaj sa forza Bologna, nisam citao, niti utakmice gledao...

[Andrej]

[GIBRA]

Kako naći teletext

[J1897]

The goal of the club is to always arrive in March/April while we're still fighting for something. We succeeded at doing that."

- Allegri

Hahhahahahhaha

[Juventinisimo]

Juventus coach Max Allegri was torn to shreds by Daniele Adani, Antonio Cassano and Christian Vieri, who called the coach a ‘dead man walking’ who ‘made Simone Inzaghi look like Johan Cruijff.’

The Bianconeri were eliminated from the Coppa Italia semi-final 2-1 on aggregate, losing 1-0 at San Siro after a dire performance in which Andre Onana was practically never tested.

That performance and the general negative approach that Allegri brings to his football has seen questions raised over his future in Turin.

Adani has always been amongst the most critical of his style of tactics, getting into some on-air shouting matches with the coach during his time as a television pundit for Sky Sport Italia.

Speaking to Vieri’s Twitch channel Bobo TV, Adani really put the boot in.

“Allegri makes Inzaghi look like Johan Cruijff in comparison. His objective in life is to stop the other team winning. Do you know why that game ended 1-0? It’s because Inter stopped playing in the second half and sat deep, just like Juventus did in their golden era, and the second half was in fact shameful. I hope whoever was transmitting it on international TV cut off the signal to save us embarrassment.

“A team like Inter ought to beat this Juventus 4-0, they were playing against a Dead Man Walking. I think Gianni Agnelli was turning in his grave seeing that Juve performance. I’ll be honest, though, not even I believed he could be worse than last season, but that’s where we are.”

Former Roma and Real Madrid star Cassano has hit the headlines lately for his very public arguments with Jose Mourinho, but is even more vicious when it comes to Allegri.

“Juventus defended in the hope of reaching extra time and perhaps penalties. I can accept that from Cremonese, but not Juve. They play bad football, Allegri and his staff have got to go,” said Cassano.

“I get the feeling with these recent disrespectful comments towards Napoli and Inter that Allegri can tell he’s going to get sacked at the end of the season. He’s an embarrassment and cannot represent Juve.

“His football ideas are still the same as 30 years ago. In the two-year hiatus he went fishing, but the other coaches use that time to study. I think of coaches like Thomas Tuchel, Marcelo Bielsa, Roberto De Zerbi, who clearly love football and study it from day to night. Allegri never has done, because he just doesn’t care.”

Ex-Juve striker Vieri was also unimpressed with the approach taken by Allegri in Turin.

“It is honestly sad to watch Juventus players in these conditions. Whatever they do, it is almost accidental or a fluke, they have to rely on the opposition making mistakes. There are no ideas.”

#Aljegri out izvodi glooovom..

PS. na Elon Musk twitteru ima free teletext...Tik Tupa nation nije dobrodosla...

PS2. ©Tik Tupa nation all rights reserved..nema koristenja bez mog odobrenja..samo da se zna..

[Pogba]

"I have a dream"

[Burberry46]

Prekinuti ovaj crni niz poraza.
Bitna utakmica veceras

[GIBRA]

3 poraza u nizu u Serie A,ako danas izgubi to je 4 poraza u nizu,jedna pobjeda u zadnjih 7 utakmica i cak 4 poraza


Moze li vecerasnji poraz urucit mu otkaz?

Tesko da je neko ovoliko sramotio klub kao celavi klaun

Juve’s attacking trident under Pirlo:

Chiesa: 15 goals, 11 assists
Ronaldo: 36 goals, 4 assists
Morata: 20 goals, 12 assists

[Juventinisimo]

Kada sam pisao da se Pirli trebala dati jos jedna godina, sta je bilo?
Cijeli forum je "opleo" o najgorem treneru Juventusa...a lika izbacili iz helikoptera da vodi tim, pet do dvanaest..jos je bila covid situacija..

Isto tako nam historija ukazuje da trener koji se vrati nakon prvog mandata, ne napravi iste rezultate u drugom mandatu..pisao i o tome..