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POZZI https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foot-Ball_Club_Juventus_1901 Nazione: Italia Luogo di nascita: - Data di nascita: - Luogo di morte: - Data di morte: - Ruolo: Portiere Altezza: - Peso: - Soprannome: - Alla Juventus dal 1901 al 1902 Esordio: 01.09.1901 - Amichevole - Ginnastica Torino-Juventus 0-3 0 presenze - 0 reti

NICOLÓ POZZEBON Nazione: Italia Luogo di nascita: Paese (Treviso) Data di nascita: 03.05.1997 Ruolo: Attaccante Altezza: 174 cm Peso: 64 kg Soprannome: - Alla Juventus dal 2015 al 2016 Esordio: 08.10.2015 - Amichevole - Juventus-Aygreville 3-0 0 presenze - 0 reti Club career 08/2019 - 06/2020 Arzachena Forward 07/2018 - 08/2019 Juventus II Forward 07/2017 - 06/2018 AC Mestre Forward 01/2017 - 06/2017 Piacenza Calcio Forward 01/2017 - 01/2017 Juventus Forward 07/2016 - 01/2017 FC Groningen Forward 08/2016 - 12/2016 FC Groningen (J) Forward 07/2016 - 07/2016 Juventus Forward 07/2015 - 06/2016 Juventus [Youth] Forward 08/2014 - 06/2015 AC Perugia Calcio Forward 07/2014 - 06/2015 AC Perugia Calcio [Youth] Forward 07/2013 - 06/2014 Juventus [Youth] Forward https://www.worldfootball.net/player_summary/nicolo-pozzebon/

Juventus Player Ratings vs Lazio: More Woes for Dreadful Bianconeri Juventus (4-3-3) Wojciech Szczesny – 5.5 ............ Danilo – 6 The Juventus captain fought hard at the back, but one would expect more attacking support from someone playing at right-back on paper. Gleison Bremer – 5.5 The Brazilian lost track of Taty Castellanos in the early going but then asserted control in the area, but still had caused Bianconeri fans some scares including an incident that could have yielded a spot-kick. Daniele Rugani – 6 ............ Mattia De Sciglio – 5 The former Milan fullback was understandably rusty after an 11-month layoff so he had a rough time at the back, though he helped create Chiesa’s dangerous first-half chance. Fabio Miretti – 5 ............ Manuel Locatelli – 5.5 ............ Adrien Rabiot – 6 ............ Andrea Cambiaso – 5.5 The new Italy international played in an unconventional position as a right winger and struggled to offer his contribution on either end of the pitch. Moise Kean – 6 The Italian striker remains without a goal this season, but his hardworking ethics didn’t go unnoticed. Did well to push his team forward but never had a clear chance on goal. Federico Chiesa – 6 The Euro 2020 winner had some moments of brilliance and also produced the most dangerous Juventus chance in the first half. But it remains insufficient considering his high standards. Substitutes Weston McKennie – 6 The American added some energy in the final third but it wasn’t enough for Juventus. He couldn’t block Mateo Guendouzi’s cross that led to the winner. Samuel Iling-Junior – 4.5 ............ Timothy Weah – 5 ............ Kenan Yildiz – 5.5 The Turkish teenager only had a few touches and squandered a promising chance. Nikola Sekulov – 5 Sadly for the winger, his senior debut ended on a devastating note as he failed to properly track Marusic. Read more -> https://cultofcalcio.com/juventus-player-ratings-vs-lazio-more-woes-for-dreadful-bianconeri/

Szczesny says Juventus has lost something as he targets the Italian Cup Wojciech Szczesny was in goal as Juventus lost yet another game, continuing their terrible form in the last two months. ............ Juve has suffered a serious fall from the top spot in the league, and Szczesny says they have lost something. Asked if he would consider winning the Coppa Italia a success, he said: “Now, yes, two months ago, I would have said no. The Italian Cup remains the only trophy we can bring home, we know how important it is for everyone. The Champions League is also an important goal for everyone. In terms of energy, the group was full of energy for 6 or 7 months because we had the championship dream, we did well in the first part of the season, then when this dream slipped away, we lost something. But this cannot be an excuse because achieving a victory in 9 games is not something for Juventus.” ............ Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/szczesny-says-juventus-has-lost-something-as-he-targets-the-italian-cup/

“This is not Juventus” Journalist reacts to Juventus loss to Lazio Juventus’ loss to Lazio this evening has extended their poor run of form as the Bianconeri continue to drop points in the race to finish in the top four. ............ Juve is now sliding further away from the Serie A top four, and journalist Vincenzo Marangio is not impressed with the current Old Lady team. He said: “I would like to see a manager next to Allegri also in the press conference. Although I hope they speak as late as possible. This is not Juventus. Continuing to defend everything and everyone doesn’t work. We need to make the team face their responsibilities. Vlahovic yes he was kicked out in a bad way, Chiesa is no longer him and Yildiz seems to be in regression. We need to get out of this slumber. What Juventus is experiencing is apathy.” ............ Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/this-is-not-juventus-journalist-reacts-to-juventus-loss-to-lazio/

Allegri refuses to blame his players for the loss to Lazio Max Allegri has refused to blame his Juventus players after their loss to Lazio this evening. The Bianconeri returned from the international break keen to ensure they returned to form, but they ended up on the losing side again. It has been a tough few weeks for the Old Lady, and the game against Lazio did not indicate any improvement. ............ “Fortunately, we have a points advantage over fifth, so we need to continue working to achieve it, we must achieve it and we will achieve the objective of going to the Champions League also if it was the last day. I have absolutely nothing to blame the boys for, we made some mistakes technically, it wasn’t easy, it’s not an easy moment and we need to get through this moment and turn it around. Now on Tuesday, we have Lazio in the Cup semi-final again Italy and I believe we will have the chance to do well.” ............ Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/allegri-refuses-to-blame-his-players-for-the-loss-to-lazio/

Juventus 0 - Lazio 1: Initial reaction and random observations Well, that was disappointing yet somewhat predictable. You needed to look no further than the expression on Federico Chiesa’s face as he was subbed off right as the 68th minute turned to the 68th minute Saturday night. It was that of a man who was probably frustrated with his own individual performance, but also that with his team. And with how his team played, you couldn’t fault Chiesa for feeling the way he felt as he strolled to the Juventus dugout at the Stadio Olimpico and took a couple of swigs of water as he took his seat. And it wasn’t the most disgruntled look we’d see from Chiesa all night. That’s because little did we know about 25 minutes later Juventus were about to see their terrible run of form only continue in the worst possible way. Just when it looked like Max Allegri’s squad would, somehow, get a point against Lazio in Igor Tudor’s debut as manager in the capital city, it was one last defensive mistake that allowed one point to go by the wayside and out the window. Adam Marusic’s header right before the final whistled sounded not only gave Lazio the 1-0 victory, but extended Juventus’ run of form to just one win in nine games, something that has only continued to make a Champions League spot even the more of a delicate situation. So, to update the count of where things stand: One win in the last nine games Seven points in the last nine games More losses (2) in the last four games than Juventus had the first five months of the 2023-24 season. One clean sheet recorded since the middle of January ............ Most of the players are struggling. The manager, even with a change in formation, isn’t doing much of anything right to try and get this team back on its feet. And the more that these negative results continue to roll on, the more that a season that was being talked about as one that involved title contention 2 1⁄2 months ago is now a deal where we’re just praying — and I don’t. even considering myself a religious fella! — they don’t let a Champions League spot go up in smoke as a result of all this. Things weren’t any better Saturday night. Juventus didn’t look any better than they have in the previous eight games. The change of formation was just that — a change of how the team lined up and nothing more than that. Juve still sat deep and still struggled to string passes together on a consistent basis. This is nothing new, and it’s getting hard to not say it during these posts because it’s really the only thing to say about this team other than “they played like crap again.” ............ RANDOM THOUGHTS AND OBSERVATIONS Juve put three shots on target against a 22-year-old backup goalkeeper who was third string to start the season and was playing for a mid-table team in Greece this time last season. I don’t know about you, but that is the kind of situation in which you’d might want to push forward to see what the dude has. Instead, he was barely tested all game long. ............ Juventus’ first shot on goal came in the 41st minute. Good times. That shot on goal and the movement right before it, from Adrien Rabiot Federico Chiesa, were Juve’s second and third TOUCH in the Lazio box all game long. I repeat: The second and third touch in the box for the entire game. So it took over 40 minutes for Juve to record more than one touch in the Lazio box. ............ Like I get that you don’t know what this Tudor-coached team is going to do because you hadn’t seen them as a team before, but you’ve got a manager who has managed against him on your payroll and knows what to expect when it comes to the general patterns of play. Instead, what you got was the same old nonsense and Lazio wholeheartedly deserved to win. Juventus didn’t deserve a point with how they played. They deserved to lose, and they got it. This team’s confidence is absolutely shot and it’s been like that for weeks. The switch to the 4-3-3 only meant so much. Chiesa was isolated out on the wings with nobody really there to help him most of the time. The tactics, at times, seemed to be to get Chiesa the ball and hope for the best. That’s not effective. That’s predictable. And Lazio, smartly, defended it as such. Sure, Chiesa is out of form and we hoped that getting back out on the wing in a 4-3-3 would be the cure, but when you’re constantly double or triple teamed by your opponent, there’s only so much you can do. Also, I get that saying the switch to a 4-3-3 only happened because of Mattia De Sciglio, but if that’s the case then Allegri truly is a sicko in the worst possible way. That switch to a 4-3-3 last all of one half, by the way. This was a bad game for a lot of people wearing a Juventus jersey, but I think it’s safe to say Manuel Locatelli had one of the worst days. I’m struggling to remember a game in which his passing was that off and that ineffective. Same goes for Fabio Miretti. Subbing him off at halftime and bringing on Weston McKennie was the right move. So many misplaced passes and completed passes that lead to nothing. Where have i seen this before. ............ They cut to Cristiano Giuntoli sitting in the stands midway through the first half and that man did not look happy at all. Can only imagine what he was thinking as time went on, let alone when the final whistle sounded. He obviously knew the scope of the job he was taking, but to go from free-flowing Napoli to this version of Juventus ... it’s not great. I’m still wondering why, of all people, Nikola Sekulov is the one marking Marusic at such an important moment. Like, what’s the point? That’s just bad decision making all around. Breaking news: Andrea Cambiaso is not a winger and should not continue to play there. We’ve dealt with Chiesa playing out of position for the better part of the last two seasons now, so we don’t need to see another Italian talent in his mid-20s suddenly doing the same. ............ Read more -> https://www.blackwhitereadallover.com/2024/3/30/24116575/lazio-juventus-2024-serie-a-matchday-30-final-score-result-initial-reaction-random-observations

Adam Marusic’s late goal downs underwhelming Juventus in Rome Max Allegri deployed a 4-3-3 formation at the start of the game, with Mattia de Sciglio returning to the back four alongside Danilo, Gleison Bremer, and Daniele Rugani. In the attacking third, Federico Chiesa spearheaded a front three alongside Moise Kean and Andrea Cambiaso, emphasising Juventus’ determination to secure a victory. Despite Lazio initially posing a significant threat, Chiesa’s adaptation to the forward line showcased promise for Juventus. However, a moment of hesitation from Wojciech Szczęsny nearly led to a costly error, highlighting the fragility of Juventus’ defence. ............ Following a goalless first half, Allegri implemented tactical adjustments, introducing Weston McKennie and Samuel Iling-Junior while reverting to a 3-5-2 formation. Iling-Junior’s involvement in a near-scoring opportunity epitomised Juventus’ resurgence in the second half. ............ In a last-ditch effort to secure a victory, Allegri substituted Moise Kean for Nikola Sekulov, signalling Juventus’ urgency for a breakthrough. However, Lazio capitalised on Juventus’ vulnerabilities, with Marusic’s late goal securing a victory for Lazio and highlighting Juventus’ shortcomings on Igor Tudor’s managerial debut. Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/adam-marusics-late-goal-downs-underwhelming-juventus-in-rome/

Sentite cosa dice un tifoso della Roma sulla Juventus e su Allegri.

Non sono superstizioso io. Non siamo nel medioevo.

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Gli unici minuti che abbiamo attaccato Mi sono perso il meglio insomma

Io mi sono addormentato veramente all'inizio del secondo tempo

Tudor la vuole vincere

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Sostituzione del Sekulov

Yildiz-Chiesa tipo Mazzola e Rivera

Bassi e passivi. Giochiamo per lo 0-0?

Ora dovevamo segnare noi

4-5-1 con Kean isolatissimo

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