Last night was the last match at Juventus Stadium for Chiellini and Dybala. The club had a big party for Chiellini, 17 years old at Juventus and will probably include him as manager in the next few years (he has a degree in economics in the meantime, which is not common for players). Greetings with Barzagli and Bonucci (the BBC) and great party. Dybala, the last match at the Stadium for him too, was sidelined. He had challenged the club by keeping it on his toes for 2-3 years, ill-advised by incompetent agents (including his brother). In the end, unsupported by his physical condition, he is focused on Vlahovic who, for his age, has statistics second only to Haaland. Sorry: Dybala was crying like a calf.
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Last night was the last match at Juventus Stadium for Chiellini and Dybala. The club had a big party for Chiellini, 17 years old at Juventus and will probably include him as manager in the next few years (he has a degree in economics in the meantime, which is not common for players). Greetings with Barzagli and Bonucci (the BBC) and great party. Dybala, the last match at the Stadium for him too, was sidelined. He had challenged the club by keeping it on his toes for 2-3 years, ill-advised by incompetent agents (including his brother). In the end, unsupported by his physical condition, he is focused on Vlahovic who, for his age, has statistics second only to Haaland. Sorry: Dybala was crying like a calf.
How is that not a card?
Ffs Southampton, look a bit fucking lively
From Dybala or from Chiellini? Dybala is 29 years old, great numbers but he did not perform as the club wanted.
Chiellini has points for his "retirement" and I think I do in the USA, I think the desire to face competitive challenges is to be anticipated. He has physical problems. He quit a year earlier for failing to qualify for the World Cup
They had 10 days to prepare for this last home match of the season and play it like a pre-season friendly, even had the chance to end Liverpool's title hopes today with the whole country watching. Not sure what the extremely overrated Hassenhuttl and especially his players are thinking..
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spence not looking great tbh. we need better
Generally I think Hasenhuttl’s done an ok job with one of the worse squads in the league, and until recently at least he got his side at it, but this has been utter utter garbage.
Yeh, Dybala....
What a pile of wank Hasenhuttl served up there. Abysmally insipid performance against Liverpool’s reserves. Southampton have let the whole of footballdom down. Boo fucking hiss boo.
Tomorrow Frankfurt v Rangers (EL final) in Seville.