Remember all that heat I took about saying how I didn’t like Brazilian footballers? (And South American ones in general) It didn’t take long-
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Supposedly Ferrara is angry with Diego and Felipe Melo for ignoring his on-field instructions. With Diego, it appears he has been telling him to play more up front, which is odd because that’s what Diego said he wanted to do. Felipe Melo’s is obvious, you all remember Ferrara telling him not to be a dumbass with the ball near the goal, well, he hasn’t listened and cost us points against Genoa, Palermo, and Bologna by losing the ball. Ferrara also told him to stop dribbling and play it simpler.

Ferrara disciplined them in training and is considering switching formations, partially to force Melo to play more as a mediano and Diego more as a trequartista. (That’s where the 4-2-3-1 talk is coming from)

Juventus has been a work in progress, and that work takes time.

One (or two) summers ago we started the new Juve with Ranieri (and the management) in Serie A and that wasn’t too big of a failure – considering how shitty we played.
This summer we added creativity and solidity to our midfield, but we neglected our attack and defense.

Plus, Juventus has always been conservative in their approach to change, so that only adds to the time this will take.

There are plenty of things left to fix at Juve. A defense that is solid and that the keeper and midfield will trust.

An attack that is more fluid – Anelka and Drogba are two big men who everyone thought couldn’t play together but look at them now. We need to change the way our strikers play (if they are teachable) or switch them out with a second striker or two big strikers all a new.

Finally, a great coach. I am not saying a new coach, just a great coach. If we want Ferrara to become this, we cannot fool ourselves that we will win the Scudetto this year. He is still learning who to sub in and out for christ sake. If we want titles at all cost, we would have gotten an experienced coach that knows how to lead a new team.

I have always, and always will believe in the organization that is Juventus. In the project as well. I have no patience, but it is to fans not to have any and to push the team every single game. I will eat my nails and tear my hair off until we raise the scudetto and the cl. Only because I know that will be the greatest moment of all time, as it always is.

FORZA JUVE!!!

We need 3 points tomorrow!!

I don’t think currently we have the right players for 4-3-2-1 formation, esp with ADP’s injuries; and I think 4-2-3-1 will be more effective where we can play momo-melo to protect our defense; and giovinco-camo to give pressure from the flanks and give more space for Diego’s creativity.

I agree Van der Vaart MIGHT be useful, but he is more an offensive player than an complete midfielder. And, I might be wrong here, he is injury prone; and if there is something we don’t need is players with high salaries playing less than 15 games a season (except you ADP, you are cool :p).