Quote from: beerlover on Today at 02:55:50 PM

Quote from: LUCKMCFLY on Today at 01:50:08 PM

The truth is I hope that they get that return, because I am a person who will always support Juve, on this occasion I hope that their motivation does not go away, I remember how last season when they lost against Inter to see who would take first place, at that moment they fell to the ground , Obviously they could not do anything, they came in 4th because they were really lucky, but it was a race in which every day they went to play they achieved nothing, at that moment Allegri I don't know how he did to stay there at the right point to not fall out of 5th , I hope that this time in Serie A that Juve that is always so good will be reborn.

Unfortunately a 0-0 draw wasn't what they expected from this game and with the new manager they are expecting the team to do better but they failed to do better unfortunately. The sad thing is that they already have a two for two draw, they drawn against Roma as well and couldn't win that one, and people said Roma is a good team so that was overlooked but now that's two in a row and this time it's against Empoli as well, not a good team at all.

I think it's clear that Juventus doesn't look good at all, maybe I am speaking a little too soon and maybe things will change, but at the end of the day it looks like it is not going to be that easy to handle at all, seems like things could be very different. We should consider this as something that will take a while and because of that Juventus needs time to rebuild in order to be champions again. Inter is just vastly better right now, I think Juventus isn't close to the top yet.

Every new manager needs time to settle in, in a new football club. And it's not just the manager, because the players also need to get used to the coach, the whole new coaching staff is something to get used to be the players as well. So there is always a lot happening when a new manager takes over a club, and it introduces a lengthy transition.

After Thiago Motta came into Juventus, he had addressed and introduced a lot of new changes into the team, a lot of first-team starters were dropped out of the project of the club, a few great players were brought in, and they started well too. They are still on the top of the leaderboard, even though they can be conquered over by Inter Milan.

But it's always a positive if you look how they are still avoiding defeats, which shows that they are resilient and their determination is formidable. I won't write them off easily, because a lot is still to see from this strong Italian group.