Re: Juventus FC
Postano: 03 sep 2023, 22:54
Proslu tekmu htio pisati, al reko ljudi ce reci opet izgovore trazim. Godinama unazad nama je puno lakse igrati u gostima, nego li na tom "domacem" terenu.
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Re: Juventus FC
Postano: 03 sep 2023, 22:56
Haman rutinski rijesena tekma, prvu koju gledam ove sezone, napokon igramo fudbal duzi dio utakmice, svidio mi se ovaj zadnji dio utakmica kada nismo prepustali loptu protivniku nego se zadrzala u posjedu i kruzilo, to fali 5 godina.
Re: Juventus FC
Postano: 03 sep 2023, 22:58
Dobra utakmica i pobjeda.
Samo ici utakmicu po utakmicu
Izgleda Pogba se povrijedio opet, jedva se kretao..
Samo ici utakmicu po utakmicu
Izgleda Pogba se povrijedio opet, jedva se kretao..
Re: Juventus FC
Postano: 03 sep 2023, 22:58
Valjda se i GIBRA oglasi uskoro.. ili ce ipak sacekati koji dan pa da oplete po Allegriju 
Re: Juventus FC
Postano: 03 sep 2023, 22:59
Re: Juventus FC
Postano: 03 sep 2023, 23:00
Empoll je previše loša ekipa da bi se izvodili bitni zaključci. Sam podatak da nisu šutnuli u okvir gola, a nama u odbrani nije BBC u prajmu, sve govori. Lazio će biti velika provjera šta ova ekipa može protiv jačih. Nadati se samo da neće biti povreda do tada
Re: Juventus FC
Postano: 03 sep 2023, 23:03
Re: Juventus FC
Postano: 03 sep 2023, 23:04
Koji je razlog zasto ne dolaze na domace utakmice?
Re: Juventus FC
Postano: 03 sep 2023, 23:05
Druze za nas je prosle godine bila jaka svaka ekipa, pa i sestoligas, daleko da je ovo neko mjerilo kvaliteta, niti ce ta utakmica protiv Lazia biti neko mjerilo, tek nakon 10tak kola ce se vidjeti sta ova ekipa moze ove sezone.
Re: Juventus FC
Postano: 03 sep 2023, 23:05
Visoke karte
Re: Juventus FC
Postano: 03 sep 2023, 23:09
Re: Juventus FC
Postano: 03 sep 2023, 23:10
nije cudo sto nije prosao ljekarski pregled u Galatasarayu
Re: Juventus FC
Postano: 03 sep 2023, 23:24
Izmišljeno da je bio.akisarajevo92 je napisao/la: ↑03 sep 2023, 23:10nije cudo sto nije prosao ljekarski pregled u Galatasarayu
Nije bol u ledjima nego moguce misic. Vidjet ce se nakon pretraga.
Re: Juventus FC
Postano: 03 sep 2023, 23:33
Taman da ne ide na okupljanje reprezentacije
Re: Juventus FC
Postano: 03 sep 2023, 23:34
https://f.ootball-italia.net/agnelli-ul ... iled-juve/Andrej je napisao/la: ↑03 sep 2023, 23:05Visoke karte
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Re: Juventus FC
Postano: 03 sep 2023, 23:38
Prije ce biti da su ledja.. tako se barem kretao, kao da ga je presjeklo! Inace da je misic odmah bi trazio da ide napolje.Pogba je napisao/la: ↑03 sep 2023, 23:24Izmišljeno da je bio.akisarajevo92 je napisao/la: ↑03 sep 2023, 23:10nije cudo sto nije prosao ljekarski pregled u Galatasarayu
Nije bol u ledjima nego moguce misic. Vidjet ce se nakon pretraga.
Re: Juventus FC
Postano: 04 sep 2023, 00:10
Juventinisimo je napisao/la: ↑03 sep 2023, 22:58Valjda se i GIBRA oglasi uskoro.. ili ce ipak sacekati koji dan pa da oplete po Allegriju
Re: Juventus FC
Postano: 04 sep 2023, 00:23
Haha, ali zamisli ti brate te muke da fol navijas za neki klub, a na kraju budes mrzovoljan kada pobjedeJuventinisimo je napisao/la: ↑03 sep 2023, 22:58Valjda se i GIBRA oglasi uskoro.. ili ce ipak sacekati koji dan pa da oplete po Allegriju
Re: Juventus FC
Postano: 04 sep 2023, 15:45
Paul Pogba has become an enigma at Juventus following his return last year, becoming one of the club’s costliest mistakes in years.
La Gazzetta dello Sport reflected on the Frenchman’s difficult 14 months in Turin, looking back at all his various injuries and struggles following his forced absence from the win over Empoli on Sunday.
Pogba is the highest paid player in the Juventus squad but has hardly featured since his return in July of last year, seeing just 213 minutes of action in that time. Last season, he cost the club €49,689 per minute played.
On July 24, 2022, the Frenchman’s ordeal began when he suffered a meniscal Injury during the pre-season training camp in the United States. The club doctors immediately recommended surgery, but he chose to pursue a conservative treatment plan and met with several doctors in Europe.
On August 2, Pogba went to Lyon to visit professor Bertrand Sonney-Cottet. Following this, he returned to Turin and didn’t change his mind regarding the conversative treatment plan, working in the gym and the swimming pool, hoping to return in five weeks. The club were unsure but let things move forward.
On September 5, everything changed. Pogba returned to the training pitch in line with his plan but was forced to stop essentially immediately due to his knee. It was clear that surgery was needed, so he underwent an operation a few hours later, sidelining him for a further seven to eight weeks.
On October 31, Pogba was suffering from muscle pain and a definitive decision was made: no World Cup in Qatar. He was withdrawn from the France squad and stayed with the club to continue his recovery across the mid-season break.
On December 27, the midfielder sparked controversy after uploading a photo of himself on a mountainside with skiing gear on to his Instagram story. Fans were furious, considering the physically taxing nature of skiing, but he responded by claiming that he wasn’t there to ski. This did little to sway fan opinion, which was starting to turn against the midfielder.
On January 30, 2023, the 30-year-old was in the Juventus matchday squad for the first time since his return. Whilst Massimiliano Allegri decided not to risk him against Monza, he was given a warm welcome by the fans when warming up. The following week, muscle pain again forced him out of action.
On February 28, Pogba made his debut for the club in the Derby della Mole against Torino. He played 22 minutes, and the following match came off the bench against Roma for a 13-minute cameo. By the first week of March, he’d only seen 35 minutes of play since becoming the highest paid player in the squad.
On March 8, the former Manchester United man turned up late to the mid-season retreat called by Allegri. His teammates were having dinner together when he arrived at the training centre and was sent home by the club. He was fined and the following game against SC Freiburg he was left in the stands.
In the following days, Pogba was expected to be part of the Juventus squad for the clash with Sampdoria. Again, he suffered a new muscle problem, making him unavailable from March 12 to April 13.
Days after suffering the injury, Pogba’s adductor problem was confirmed at J-Medical, where he refused to sign autographs for fans or photos, stating: “Sorry, I don’t have the head for it.” He left looking dejected but was expected to return after the international break.
On April 5, the 30-year-old returned to squad training and worked his way toward a brief return against Sporting CP eight days later, where he played four minutes. He also spent seven minutes on the pitch a few days later against Sassuolo.
By this point, belief was starting to grow that Pogba was out of the worst of it. Allegri even expressed his own confidence and started the 2018 World Cup winner against Cremonese on May 14. After 24 minutes, he was forced off the pitch with another new muscle injury, bringing an end to his disastrous return season.
Pogba did not feature for Juventus in their pre-season tour in the United States but did take part in their final friendly against Alessandria. He was left on the bench for the season opener against Udinese but took part as a substitute in their following two matches against Bologna and Empoli.
After the win against Empoli, Allegri confirmed that the French midfielder had suffered a “twinge” near his right knee, the focus of that fateful meniscus operation last year. How long until his return now is anyone’s guess, and the 2023-24 campaign may prove to be no kinder than his first season back with the Old Lady.
La Gazzetta dello Sport reflected on the Frenchman’s difficult 14 months in Turin, looking back at all his various injuries and struggles following his forced absence from the win over Empoli on Sunday.
Pogba is the highest paid player in the Juventus squad but has hardly featured since his return in July of last year, seeing just 213 minutes of action in that time. Last season, he cost the club €49,689 per minute played.
On July 24, 2022, the Frenchman’s ordeal began when he suffered a meniscal Injury during the pre-season training camp in the United States. The club doctors immediately recommended surgery, but he chose to pursue a conservative treatment plan and met with several doctors in Europe.
On August 2, Pogba went to Lyon to visit professor Bertrand Sonney-Cottet. Following this, he returned to Turin and didn’t change his mind regarding the conversative treatment plan, working in the gym and the swimming pool, hoping to return in five weeks. The club were unsure but let things move forward.
On September 5, everything changed. Pogba returned to the training pitch in line with his plan but was forced to stop essentially immediately due to his knee. It was clear that surgery was needed, so he underwent an operation a few hours later, sidelining him for a further seven to eight weeks.
On October 31, Pogba was suffering from muscle pain and a definitive decision was made: no World Cup in Qatar. He was withdrawn from the France squad and stayed with the club to continue his recovery across the mid-season break.
On December 27, the midfielder sparked controversy after uploading a photo of himself on a mountainside with skiing gear on to his Instagram story. Fans were furious, considering the physically taxing nature of skiing, but he responded by claiming that he wasn’t there to ski. This did little to sway fan opinion, which was starting to turn against the midfielder.
On January 30, 2023, the 30-year-old was in the Juventus matchday squad for the first time since his return. Whilst Massimiliano Allegri decided not to risk him against Monza, he was given a warm welcome by the fans when warming up. The following week, muscle pain again forced him out of action.
On February 28, Pogba made his debut for the club in the Derby della Mole against Torino. He played 22 minutes, and the following match came off the bench against Roma for a 13-minute cameo. By the first week of March, he’d only seen 35 minutes of play since becoming the highest paid player in the squad.
On March 8, the former Manchester United man turned up late to the mid-season retreat called by Allegri. His teammates were having dinner together when he arrived at the training centre and was sent home by the club. He was fined and the following game against SC Freiburg he was left in the stands.
In the following days, Pogba was expected to be part of the Juventus squad for the clash with Sampdoria. Again, he suffered a new muscle problem, making him unavailable from March 12 to April 13.
Days after suffering the injury, Pogba’s adductor problem was confirmed at J-Medical, where he refused to sign autographs for fans or photos, stating: “Sorry, I don’t have the head for it.” He left looking dejected but was expected to return after the international break.
On April 5, the 30-year-old returned to squad training and worked his way toward a brief return against Sporting CP eight days later, where he played four minutes. He also spent seven minutes on the pitch a few days later against Sassuolo.
By this point, belief was starting to grow that Pogba was out of the worst of it. Allegri even expressed his own confidence and started the 2018 World Cup winner against Cremonese on May 14. After 24 minutes, he was forced off the pitch with another new muscle injury, bringing an end to his disastrous return season.
Pogba did not feature for Juventus in their pre-season tour in the United States but did take part in their final friendly against Alessandria. He was left on the bench for the season opener against Udinese but took part as a substitute in their following two matches against Bologna and Empoli.
After the win against Empoli, Allegri confirmed that the French midfielder had suffered a “twinge” near his right knee, the focus of that fateful meniscus operation last year. How long until his return now is anyone’s guess, and the 2023-24 campaign may prove to be no kinder than his first season back with the Old Lady.
Re: Juventus FC
Postano: 04 sep 2023, 15:56
Ljudi od mrznje prema Allegriju ne mogu neke stvari niti vidjeti...nisam siguran da su neki vidjeli kako igramo brze, prenosimo loptu brze, bolje se krecemo, kontranapad bolji, itd..Nije perfektno, ali je bolje...Italia je napisao/la: ↑04 sep 2023, 00:23Haha, ali zamisli ti brate te muke da fol navijas za neki klub, a na kraju budes mrzovoljan kada pobjedeJuventinisimo je napisao/la: ↑03 sep 2023, 22:58Valjda se i GIBRA oglasi uskoro.. ili ce ipak sacekati koji dan pa da oplete po Allegriju
Vjerujem da je Giuntoli zadao zadatak Maxu za buducnost i da se neke stvari moraju mijenjati...mijenjaju se polako, nece ici nista na brzinu..
Ovdje se prica o "nekom" Empoliju..taj Empoli nas je prosle a i predprosle godine pobjedio..bile price kako nam lekciju citaju kojekakvi Empoli, Salernitana, bla bla bla..
Kada smo ove rastavili na proste faktore, brat bratu trebalo biti 5/6:0, onda je to nekakav Empoli...jedna lasta u proljecu..
Prije smo kod postignutog gola stali, nismo niti igrali, bilo to u 3 minuti ili 22..jucer smo igrali cijelu utakmicu, protiv "nekakvog" Empolija..
Ovo cekam vec nekoliko godina, da Juventus IGRA, bez obzira na rezultat...haman da opet ne valja..
Tek slijedece godine ocekujem znacajnije promjene, prvenstveno zbog financijske inekcije zvana CL, gdje ce se moci racunati na stotinjak miliona, i ocekujem da Giuntoli odradi dobar mercatto i "skuje" dobar tim... ove godine ce se traziti igraci koji ce ostati u Juventusu..
Po ugovorima preko 30m mozemo osloboditi za plate(Bonucci, Rabiot, Sandro, Rugani) Ne vidim razlog da produze ikome osim Rabiotu. to znaci ostane barem 20m..
Weah, Gatti, Cambiaso, Fagioli, Miretti imaju svi ukupno 10m plata...krivo mi sto su dali Rovellu
