Socrates

Pigna Montero, Juventino vero!

KENAN YILDIZ 3-3

Milik 3-2

Esce Calafiori e segna Chiesa

Gli avrá chiesto scusa per la batosta di stasera

É vero, anche Mancini é disponibile

Vlahovic esce anche con Montero in panca

Abbiamo preso CR7 e De Ligt in passato. Ora tocca a Calafiori.

4-3-3 con Yildiz in campo

Calafiori fortissimo 3-0

Non sono rientrati dagli spogliatoi Cambiaso e Miretti. Montero che gli hai fatto?

Ho usato la parola "svegliare" invece della parola "picchiare"

Pigna fai entrare Yildiz e giochiamo con tre punte. E soprattutto sveglia i ragazzi come sai fare tu.

I nostri hanno esagerato con lo champagne/spumante

Montero nello spogliatoio li azzanna

Una somiglianza sorprendente con il brasiliano stanco

Montero li ha trasformati

Una tigre dormiente

Miretti segue l'esempio del mister ad interim e picchia di brutto.

Giuntoli to reunite the band – Three collaborators join him at Juventus Stefanelli e Pompilio Juventus Football Director Cristiano Giuntoli will reunite with three of his former collaborators this summer. ............ Juventus sporting director Giovanni Manna was the one who set the plans last summer. However, the latter will soon depart to take over at Napoli. Interestingly, this would set the stage for a swap. with Giuseppe Pompilio leaving the Maradona Stadium to reunite with Giuntoli. Pompilio is the collaborator that Giuntoli missed the most this season. The two men worked together at Carpi and Napoli for several years ............ The Bianconeri Football Director is also looking to bring Stefano Stefanelli on board. The latter worked alongside Giuntoli in the past as well and seemed to be one step away from landing in Turin last summer, but eventually ended up signing for Cesena as sporting director. Nevertheless, his current employers won’t stand in his way, as he could finally make the move to Continassa and take over the scouting department. Finally, the experienced Michele Sbravati is currently in charge of Genoa’s youth sector, but could soon occupy a similar role at Juventus and oversee the club’s various age groups. Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/giuntoli-to-reunite-the-band-three-collaborators-join-him-at-juventus/

The probable Juventus lineup vs Bologna: Montero maintains status quo Juventus caretaker coach Paolo Montero won’t be ringing the changes in his debut lineup against Bologna at the Renato Dall’Ara today. The 52-year-old replaced Max Allegri who was unceremoniously sacked on Friday following his behavior during the Coppa Italia final against Atalanta. Montero will thus be in charge of the club’s last two matches, beginning with this evening’s encounter against Bologna. ............ Juventus Probable XI (3-5-2): Szczesny; Gatti, Bremer, Danilo; Cambiaso, Miretti (McKennie), Locatelli, Rabiot, Kostic (Iling-Junior); Vlahovic, Chiesa (Yildiz). Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/the-probable-juventus-lineup-vs-bologna-montero-maintains-status-quo/

Bologna vs. Juventus match preview Juventus’ interim manager will be coaching his first-ever game at the senior level against the guy who everybody is expecting to become the Bianconeri’s next manager. For a club that has already wrapped up Champions League qualification and is still just a few days out from winning their first and only trophy of the 2023-24 season, things have very much not been smooth sailing for Juventus ever since the final whistle sounded at the Coppa Italia final. The minutes following the Juve winning their first trophy in three years weren’t pretty outside of the players and coaches celebrating together. And certainly the couple of days after lifting the Coppa Italia in Rome was far from anything you would call routine and low key. Because of all that, Juventus now head into their final two games of the season without much to play for, a caretaker manager who will only be around for the next two weekends before going back to his regular job and still some lingering unease as a result of how Max Allegri was dismissed. Oh, and just for an added measure when Juventus face Bologna on Monday night, the Bianconeri will be lining up against a manager who is the overwhelming favorite — and virtually only candidate as things look — to take over for Allegri in relatively short order. Then again, because of recent events, Juventus has a new manager for the next couple of games to close out the season. And that guy is the same guy who used to do this in bianconero during a time when some of us were growing up: One of the most hard-nosed, no-nonsense players Juventus have seen in the last couple of generations of players is now the guy who will be seeing this team across the finish line as their caretaker manager. And it’s pretty amusing that Juve had to wait to announce Paolo Montero as their interim head coach because he first had to serve a one-game suspension due to a red card in the primavera’s season finale over the weekend. That just seems very on brand for Montero and what we know about how he played. But now Montero is on the sidelines for Juventus for the next nine days to see out the final two games of the season — first the trip to Bologna before hosting Monza in the season finale. Once those two games come to a close and Juve put an end to this season that has gone from very good to very bad over the span of 3 1⁄2 months, the attention will turn over to just how quickly Juventus can finalize their deal to bring Thiago Motta from Bologna to Turin. ............ Plus, there’s simply the unknown of what Montero is going to do from a tactical sense of things. Will he keep things just as Allegri has with the 3-5-2? Will he maybe throw us a surprise or two even though he’s used a 3-4-2-1 in the past? Even though there’s not a whole lot at stake, will this Juventus team play like the pressure is off them following Champions League qualification and the Coppa italia win? Considering there’s just two games to see things out, who really knows if Montero will do anything other than keep things consistent with the formation and all that. It sure would be nice if he could win a game or two to wrap up the season because, no matter if Max Allegri is gone or not, Juve are still very much in the midst of one of the worst second halves of a season in quite some time. TEAM NEWS Paolo Montero held his first training session with the senior team on Sunday, but he did not hold a pre-match press conference. That means we aren’t totally sure what he’s thinking regarding his starting lineup against Bologna. As far as we know, Mattia De Sciglio is the only player who will miss out due to injury. While Juventus have not released their matchday squad as of this being written, it is expected that Nicolo Fagioli will be back with the team in full on Monday, the first official day after his gambling suspension is over with. Andrea Cambiaso is the only Juventus player who is one card away from suspension. JUVENTUS PLAYER TO WATCH ............ Nicolo Fagioli last appeared in a game for Juventus on Oct. 1, 2023, a draw with Atalanta. Less than three weeks later, Fagioli was agreeing to a plea deal in which he received a seven-month suspension for illegal gambling. The time in between the first day and the final day of his suspension on Sunday involved training with the team but also plenty of meetings and speaking engagements to meet the mandatory requirements of his plea deal. Now, it’s back to the football. With no Montero press conference before the boys made the trip over to Emilia Romagna, it’s hard to say where Fagioli could fit into things now that he is eligible to play again. But when it comes to him playing, considering the stakes are low and this is the first of two relatively pressure-free games to finish up the season, there’s more than just a little bit of hope that Fagioli can at least get a little bit of playing time before his summer holiday. Simply stepping out on that field again will feel like a giant step in Fagioli’s rehab process. And if he gets some minutes, too? That would just be the icing on the cake. MATCH INFO When: Monday, May 20, 2024. Where: Stadio Renato Dall’Ara, Bologna, Italy. Official kickoff time: 8:45 p.m. in Italy and the Central European time zone, 7:45 p.m. in the United Kingdom, 2:45 p.m. Eastern time, 11:45 a.m. Pacific time. ............ Read more -> https://www.blackwhitereadallover.com/2024/5/20/24158015/bologna-juventus-2024-serie-a-matchday-37-preview-team-news-schedule-how-to-watch