Topic: ⚽ Lega Serie A 🇮🇹 (Italian League) Prediction Thread 2023/2024⚽ - page 49. (Read 15658 times)

In my opinion Zinedine Zidane could make Juventus winning again after a few years off, but he would bring prestige to Serie A which has been in an endless decline since 2000. I honestly don't like Deschamps as a coach and when he coached Juventus I honestly didn't like him so much, with France he is winning a lot because currently for me France has the best players

you are talking about my deepest and most hidden dream, having him as a coach would have been really nice, either him or Didier Deschamps or whatever the hell you spell it
both Frenchmen have left an indelible mark in the history of Juventus, but i love more Zidane

let`s say that he was a very popular coach right from the start and that he did quite well
after all he played for Juventus who won, with great coaches and great players, he learned the art of coaching
a bit like Carlo Ancelotti who played for the super strong Milan of the past with players who are now legends, like Van Basten.

What is clear is that we must be able to know the overall condition of team from the core players used and also several other factors such as performance in the last few matches and the stable contribution of each player in each match.
All this information will be very important to understand and with the information we need we can see it by analyzing the match results to be able to make predictions, maybe the top team can be easier to predict but we still have to always be careful.
I can do research in one match several times and the research is done before the match starts and even after the match starts but I still experience failure, although it can be said that failures like this don't happen very often.
Moreover, when the competition has entered the end or is almost finished, many unexpected match results can occur, I understand that almost every season something like this will always happen.

But large, strong teams of course have investors who can always provide large amounts of financial support, so far I have never seen large, strong team go bankrupt and end up with decline in performance.
Most of these are mistakes that occur, such as errors in buying and selling players or even the failure of coaches to optimize the players they have so they can play well.

Yes, Juventus has definitely run out of steam
like an over-inflated balloon, I can't understand since they didn't even have any cups to play
something tells me that the athletic trainer isn't very good at doing his job

prev season Juventus have 23920392 injured players

Not that I'm picking on Antonio Conte, but he's won at almost every team he's been involved in with the exception of Tottenham, in England there are many more teams that have won the title, the competition is very tight, in Italy the Scudetto fight can't be more than 3 teams. At Tottenham, for example, Mourinho did not enjoy any glory. It is very unfortunate for this team.

Juventus is showing fatigue in the final matches. It's unfortunate for them. At the beginning of the season, they were the team competing for the Scudetto with Inter Milan. But they were far behind on the rankings. Knowing that staying on the right track is the coach's responsibility, but in this case I don't think the fault lies with coach Max Allegri. If he replaces Antonio Conte next year, this will be the second time coach Antonio Conte leads Juventus. Although in his previous term here, the 54-year-old coach helped the Allianz Stadium team win 3 Italian national championships and 2 Italian Super Cups. I also doubt his current leadership. This costs Juventus more money and can lead to the team falling further. If coach Antonio Conte were as good as you say, Tottenham would not have terminated his contract before the season ended.

Zinedine Zidane could be the right man for this Juventus but in my opinion it's a marriage that will never happen, strangely enough a coach who also managed to win 3 Champions League and many other national and international trophies finds himself without a team to coach. All this is very strange, but at Juventus I would see him well as a coach.

what you say is absolutely clear, but if it has a low price it means that the probability of winning is greater than one that has a high price
the problem is that we don`t just need to analyze this, we also need to understand the team`s moment
what psychological, physical and moral state he is in at the moment

a strong team that risks bankruptcy due to a lack of money becomes unpredictable! for example

But have you ever read the news about Zinédine Zidane that he is very likely to accept Juventus' proposal if he gets an offer from Juventus management, and Zinédine Zidane is happy that he really wants to be and become a coach if an offer comes to him, but currently Juventus not really serious about targeting Zinédine Zidane as a replacement for Massimiliano Allegri, who will expire at the end of this year as Juventus coach.

Talking about Antonio Conte may be in the past for Juventus with Antonio Conte, with the problems that exist between Juventus and Antonio Conte, it is very difficult if the moment in 2012 will be repeated, but if Antonio Conte is appointed, perhaps Juventus fans will strongly reject what he has done. Antonio Conte at that time accepted Inter Milan's proposal.

If Antonio Conte returned to the Juventus bench, with the current team he would win the Scudetto with his eyes closed. It's true that it costs a lot of money to change coaches, but if you get one who guarantees you will win trophies, he will also bring you a lot of money in the till. In the last two years Juventus has spent 200 million on players, they have money but they spend it badly. However, it is up to the coach to put the players on the right track.

the fact that changing coaches costs money, a lot of money, you have to continue paying the salary of the old one and who do you hire? there aren't many good names on the market at the moment
I really hope not Antonio Conte the crybaby, I'd rather stay at home doing crosswords

Yes he was really quite comical in his press conferences, but I honestly wonder why Juventus haven't considered changing coach yet? He's been accumulating really poor performances for 3 years now, but he's very much helped by luck this coach. Anyway no I wasn't scared at all of a possible Juventus overtake, I'm more scared that they might relax before they have to, it's typical Inter play these games

ahaha really comical now but tell the truth that you shit yourself a little when Juventus were on your tail
but come on now we're laughing, but they were very convinced, then with the direct match they really lost hope

juventus cant beat inter this season

It is clear that many gamblers are too optimistic and are completely blinded by the odds and allow themselves to experience series of mistakes that lead to failure or defeat in betting, seeing the odds can indeed give sense of confidence but this does not guarantee anything.
Just look at the many top team that are favorites with chance of winning above 70% but they fail in the match, they lose with score that is even quite embarrassing for strong team.
Predicting must also be based on the ongoing match and we must judge from the match whether the favorite team can really play well according to expectations or not.
On paper, victory may be really easy to see clearly, but in reality in match it is not as easy as imagined, we have to be aware of this to avoid making mistakes.

Because they are the top two team and so far no other team has been able to beat Inter Milan or Juventus.
Performance may still be much better for Inter Milan but Juventus itself is developing and changing after last season facing several problems that put them at lower.
Bologna, Atalanta and Fiorentina can be said to be team that appear full of surprises, but I quite interested in Bologna because their performance this season cannot be underestimated.

with a 15 point advantage it will be difficult for Juventus to catch up with inter Milan. in addition, the appearance of inter Milan in every match is very consistent, whoever the opponent will find it difficult to beat inter Milan. including Juventus itself when the decisive match met against inter a few weeks ago, Juventus lost.

Inter Milan has shown remarkable strength, particularly with Lautaro Martinez consistently delivering goals. His ability to convert passes into goals is indeed a valuable asset for Inter, and if he manages to score a hat-trick, it could certainly contribute to breaking records and securing victories. I think Lautaro has developed a lot after the World Cup. This is a sign of mentality growth which makes him able to maintain his best form for such a long period. Inter is also performing with cohesion as a team which benefits Lautaro at having chances to score.

Napoli being struggle is expected considering their decision to part ways with Luciano Spalletti who guided them to Serie A title. That was a big mistake. The downturn in form of Victor Osimhen may caused by alterating coaches, and this provides some advantage to Inter. While Inter may currently hold a slight advantage in the league standings, they must remain focused and determined to prevent unexpected situation that may happen anytime.

Juventus have sinned with pride in the last few months before the direct clash against Inter. I remember the good jokes that my dear friend Massimiliano Allegri used to send out when in a press conference he said the famous phrase "let's play guards and thieves" Or when the pro-bianconeri newspapers exclaimed "now catch us" when Juventus were leading the league table but Inter had games to make up. Pride and a coach who proposes a non-game is the evil of Juventus. For goodness sake, losing against Napoli is fine, but making bad figures against Udinese, Verona and Frosinone is not.

Since Juventus are just participating in Seria A this season, while there are no other European competitions, I don't see why they are still struggling to win games. The Scudetto is not for Juventus this season, I don't think Juventus would lose their form in this way. At this point, I would have expected Juventus to be leading the league instead of Inter Milan because Inter is participating in the Champions League. However, I was wrong then, Inter Milan is currently leading the league by 15 points difference with Juventus, which is bad for Juventus because it is obvious that Inter Milan will win the championship this season.

It was quite unexpected that Juventus lost their last game against Napoli. I didn't think Juventus would lose the match; instead, I thought they would do every effort to get the three points and close the point differential with Inter Milan in the title race. However, the outcome of the game surprised me.

To break Higuain's and Immobile's record, Lautaro Martinez needs to score in every remaining league game, he has the potential to do so, but it all depends on the team that should provide him with as many assists as possible to succeed. But even if he doesn't, he has still had a fantastic season this year.