Italian Serie A 2023/2024
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Could have been 1-0 up, now 1-0 down.
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10 years of FIFImpressive? I'd say expected. It was predicted by many that Juve will be fighting for the Scudetto this season because of the no-midweek-games. Lots of preparation is possible for each league match for Allegri.
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The ability of these smaller teams to sabotage themselves is truly astonishing, plus the attacking prowess of most of them is laughable. Watched both frosinone game last night and sass game now, and I can't help but feel that way.
And then we wonder why juve with non-existent game plan and decent defense can grind results.
And then we wonder why juve with non-existent game plan and decent defense can grind results.
I‘d argue the only exception was the 2-1 under De Boer where we’ve dominated them. But sadly you are right we’ve yet to thrash them as they deserve.
Their squad really isn’t as bad as many make it out to be btw. Gatti, Bremer, Danilo, Alex Sandro, Rabiot, Locatelli, Cambiaso, Kostic, McKennie, Chiesa, Vlahovic, Kean and Milik would all have a decent shot in our squad. Their young players hold ground, because they know how to play adult, professional football thanks to Serie C.
I think they are somewhere near Conte first season squad quality. Without Europe everything is possible. Best case we get them drawn in Coppa and take their motivation away.
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