Should we be worried about Juventus?

[@robertwill23]

Stuttgart outplayed and tactically outclassed Juve. Stuttgart made Juve play poor. They made it hard for Juve with their clever pressing and their ability to manipulate Juve's pressing. Stuttgart are ahead of Juve in their development with their coach. Juve are still raw project. So tough game was expected. And lets not just look at name of the clubs. Beyond being well coached Stuttgart have 5 german national players while Juve have many unknown young players. Juve are big in name but havent been big team in the last 3-4 years.

[@nikgarus3709]

12:15 Di Canio is right, there is no substantial difference. The only difference is style, however style has no effect on the level of the team, so the results are the same, if not slightly worse.

[@nikgarus3709]

I said it here in one of these videos as well that this Motta Juventus is not as exciting or entertaining or even as good as people were making it out to be, but most didn't believe it. This club replaced an experienced manager with one with little experience, having high expectations for this season will only lead to disappointment; in fact the most likely outcome is that we will do worse than last season by the end, due to the level of the team being the same but guided by a less experienced manager. Although the team has changed some, there is still a lot to be done to actually increase its level; something which Giuntoli needs to do well in the coming years, because he will only have 3 years left on his contract, and I don't see the club renewing him if the level remains in status quo.

[@nikgarus3709]

@@markg2307 Sure, we'll see. You can mark this and at the end of the season after you see what we've achieved, I'd be interested to hear if you'll still think that I'm devoid of football knowledge, or that I was actually right all along. The same way that I was right about this Motta team not being as good, interesting, entertaining, or exciting as the majority of the fans (which I presume you are part of) thought it was.