While this is fair, under Allegri's Juve that same Como probably would've dominated possession and created several chances. We are excited to have a manager who will encourage attacking football and allow players to express themselves. The excitement is more about the tactics and mentality more than it is about the win over a newly promoted team.
Maybe even though Juventus is still under Allegri's coaching, Juventus might still be able to win against Como, which is just a club that has just been promoted from Serie B. But I also like how Thiago Motta has made Juventus' strategy and playing style feel more alive at the moment. And even Como is a club that doesn't seem to be able to do much to get close to Juventus' defense. All of this is thanks to Juventus' game which looks balanced between all lines. But I probably can't judge that Juventus have become better with Thiago Motta before they face stronger or equally strong teams this season. But so far I appreciate Juventus' performance.
Yes it's too early to judge how successful they would be for sure. However, we can be happy with the fact that we just don't sit back and let teams come at us. The mentality and tactical approach has changed to one that shows more confidence and belief. It also allows our players to be more themselves instead of just reacting to the opponents. That has been the biggest issue for Juventus over the last two years. They were constantly getting outplayed even when they scraped out wins.