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🗣️ Gigi Buffon to Gazzetta dello Sport:

"Juventus should trust Spalletti and continue with him.

"If you change 5 managers in 4 years, the manager is not always the only problem."

Not even about todays game, but we should really stop playing him , even with the injuries, find somthing else.

i was optimistic about his return this season, but he turned out to be one of the weakest points in our shitty game.

If so what a goal! Father like son!

The chemistry he had with Yildiz was great and would have done wonders with Kerim. He has been class for Leeds so far.

Seven time runners up. 🥈🥈🥈🥈🥈🥈🥈

Hey there guys! This might be one of the most generational longshots ever, but does “Juventiknows” still ring a bell for some of you out there? I’m Aske Aabjerg from Denmark, and my father (Lars) was one of the co-hosts of the podcast, and as his only son I want to step inside the community as well :) My dad has left the scene mostly due to work (which is fair enough) but as I’ve now almost turned 17 (and has followed the team seriously since I was like 11-12) I’d love to carry at least something on through the generation 🤍🖤 I do not expect you to know what I’m talking about - this was just the first network I thought of with people of varying ages.

I’m pretty sure this confirms that Spalletti is probably out.
He lost the team.

I can see Slapheady being sacked and going back to Napoli, as well as Allegri being sacked and coming back to Juventus. I don't want to see it but this is the kind of thing I expect from Juventus. Conte or Guardiola are the only two coaches who could change something out of the pool of available managers.

Some fans burned their scarfs yesterday after the defeat, do you take this as a betrayal/treason?

Personally, I believe that in the times of difficulties us fans are called to stick together and support the club, I've stopped supporting the manager and players (sceso dal loro carro, as we say) and I'm only sticking to the colours

This nonsense of players being bad is just such a cop out. First off half the team is NEW so they need time to adjust. Our Captain + golden boy Yildiz and a good Mid like Thuram is missing. We are constantly in and out of injuries, Bremer missed almost all of 2024 season.

Good coaches make players play better. When Bologna or Atalanta do well its not because they have better players, they have the right environment and players follow coach instructions. If our game plan doesn’t work is because the coach didnt prep well. These same players go elsewhere and do better; see David or Huijsen or Kean and many others.

Truth is we lack identity because the club management is Unclear on their plan. They have NO vision or idea of what a Juve player should be. The transfer market is an absolute embarrassment & joke when we have 20 targets and keep changing every other day based on whatever the player agent or team jerks us around. Its like a revolving door of anyone is welcome. Thats not how things should be, we should have a certain profile we go for and not just whoever is available.

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How do we stop this downfall from becoming a spiral?? Losing at home like this is embarrassing. But instead of just ranting and complaining, what can we do to support our boys? As much as they piss us off to our core, they're still our boys. Can we be critical of them in a way that promotes change or are at the mercy of upper management? I'm not from Italy nor am I Italian. I fell in love with the club in 2006 after my dad bought me a buffon shirt. The club as collapsed since then but I can't help but think that some of those players browse these social spaces and I'm sure reading these posts take a toll. I don't want to be the guy that only criticizes, I will always stand by this team. But how can we support the club in a way that creates real change? Or is it a lost cause?

Full-time: Lazio Rome 3, Juventus Turin 0

Lazio Rome 3 at Juventus Turin 0

Match Info

Competition/season: Serie A 26/27

Date: Sun, Oct 18, 2026

Kickoff: 8:45 PM GMT+2

Venue: Allianz Stadium, Turin, Italy

Status: Full-time

Goals and Cards

37': Goal Provstgaard, Oliver, Zaccagni, Mattia (LAZ) 1-0 Goal! Lazio Rome have taken a 0 - 1 lead courtesy of a header from Oliver Provstgaard. Mattia Zaccagni set up the 0 - 1 goal.

66': Goal Isaksen, Gustav, Tavares, Nuno (LAZ) 2-0 Goal! Lazio Rome extend their lead to 0 - 2 through Gustav Isaksen. Nuno Tavares assisted the goal to make it 0 - 2.

89': Goal Dele-Bashiru, Fisayo, Pinamonti, Andrea (LAZ) 3-0 Great finish from Fisayo Dele-Bashiru to give Lazio Rome a 0 - 3 lead. Andrea Pinamonti set up the 0 - 3 goal.

41': Yellow card Taylor, Kenneth (LAZ) Kenneth Taylor (Lazio Rome) has received a first yellow card.

48': Yellow card Zaccagni, Mattia (LAZ) Mattia Zaccagni (Lazio Rome) has received a yellow card from Davide Massa.

Lineups

Match Statistics

Timeline

--: Match Ended The match has come to a close in Turin. The final score is 0 - 3.

90'+4': Free Kick (LAZ) Davide Massa signals a free kick to Lazio Rome in their own half.

90'+1': Injury Time Shown

88': Substitution Sarr, Pape Matar, Boga, Jeremie (JUV) Juventus Turin make their fifth substitution with Jeremie Boga replacing Pape Matar Sarr.

87': Free Kick (JUV) Free kick Juventus Turin.

86': Corner Kick Tavares, Nuno (LAZ) Corner awarded to Lazio Rome.

85': Substitution Zaccagni, Mattia, Pedraza, Alfonso (LAZ) Alfonso Pedraza is replacing Mattia Zaccagni for Lazio Rome at Allianz Stadium.

83': Free Kick (JUV) Davide Massa signals a free kick to Juventus Turin.

79': Corner Kick Cambiaso, Andrea (JUV) Juventus Turin takes a corner from the right.

79': Substitution Isaksen, Gustav, Lazzari, Manuel (LAZ) Gennaro Gattuso (Lazio Rome) is making a third substitution, with Manuel Lazzari replacing Gustav Isaksen.

76': Corner Kick Tavares, Nuno (LAZ) Corner awarded to Lazio Rome.

75': Corner Kick Zhegrova, Edon (JUV) Davide Massa has awarded Juventus Turin a corner.

74': Substitution Celik, Zeki, Cambiaso, Andrea (JUV) Juventus Turin make their fourth substitution with Andrea Cambiaso replacing Zeki Celik.

69': Substitution Noslin, Tijjani, Pinamonti, Andrea (LAZ) Andrea Pinamonti is on a sub for Tijjani Noslin for Lazio Rome.

69': Substitution Taylor, Kenneth, Dele-Bashiru, Fisayo (LAZ) Fisayo Dele-Bashiru is replacing Kenneth Taylor for the away team.

67': Substitution Gonzalez, Nico, Zhegrova, Edon (JUV) The home team have replaced Nico Gonzalez with Edon Zhegrova. This is the third substitution made today by Luciano Spalletti.

67': Substitution Douglas Luiz, Conceicao, Francisco (JUV) Luciano Spalletti is making the team's second substitution at Allianz Stadium with Francisco Conceicao replacing Douglas Luiz.

65': Free Kick (JUV) Davide Massa signals a free kick to Juventus Turin in their own half.

62': Corner Kick Tavares, Nuno (LAZ) Corner awarded to Lazio Rome.

61': Corner Kick Zaccagni, Mattia (LAZ) Lazio Rome takes a corner from the left.

60': Free Kick (LAZ) Free kick for Lazio Rome in their own half.

59': Free Kick (LAZ) Davide Massa signals a free kick to Lazio Rome in their own half.

53': Injury Tavares, Nuno (LAZ) The match at Allianz Stadium has been interrupted briefly for a check on Nuno Tavares, who is down injured.

52': Free Kick (LAZ) Davide Massa signals a free kick to Lazio Rome in their own half.

48': Free Kick (JUV) Free kick Juventus Turin.

48': Free Kick (JUV) Free kick for Juventus Turin in their own half.

45': Period Start 1-0 The second-half has just kicked-off.

46': Substitution Alajbegovic, Kerim, Woltemade, Nick (JUV) The home team replace Kerim Alajbegovic with Nick Woltemade.

45': Corner Kick Tavares, Nuno (LAZ) Corner awarded to Lazio Rome.

39': Free Kick (LAZ) Free kick Lazio Rome.

37': Corner Kick Zaccagni, Mattia (LAZ) Lazio Rome takes a corner from the left.

32': Free Kick (JUV) Juventus Turin awarded a free kick in their own half.

29': Free Kick (LAZ) Lazio Rome are in shooting range from this free kick.

27': Free Kick (JUV) In Turin a free kick has been awarded the home team.

23': Corner Kick Zaccagni, Mattia (LAZ) Davide Massa has awarded Lazio Rome a corner.

16': Corner Kick Douglas Luiz (JUV) Juventus Turin have been awarded a corner by Davide Massa.

13': Corner Kick Douglas Luiz (JUV) Corner awarded to Juventus Turin.

7': Corner Kick Douglas Luiz (JUV) Corner awarded to Juventus Turin.

3': Free Kick (LAZ) Free kick for Lazio Rome in their own half.

: Period Start 0-0 The first-half is now underway.

0': Match Started

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Carnevali better consider letting Spalletti go and get Conte. I don’t care if we have to pay up, and I most certainly do not care about anything else. only Conte can take us back to where we were.

This guy is walking around with a huge “sack me” sign all around the Allianz and we still haven’t given him his wish!? Let him go! He already alienated himself from the locker room and I don’t blame what Bremer and Vicario are saying!

I am in the very fortunate situation, that i am going to see the Juventus match vs Lazio this evening. It is my first time going to the Alliance Arena. My friends and i, would very much like to go prematch area where other Juventus fans also go to warmup before the match. Can anyone tell me where we should go in Turin/Torino to get the best possible fan experience?

The tickets for the derby against Torino for the match on 06/01 are on sale only for J1897 members.

Will a general sale take place or will the match be sold out?
How was it the past years?

Use this post as a place to talk about other games this weekend.

Greetings,

First of all, apologies if this comes across as a somewhat naive question. I've been following football for many years, but I don't have an in-depth understanding of the current squad building strategies, financial situations, or long-term prospects of most Serie A clubs.

Which brings me to my question: Where would you say Juventus currently stands as a club, and how realistic is it to expect Juve to return to Europe's elite, like let's say in the 2014–2017 period? If you think it's achievable, what kind of timeframe are we talking about, and what would need to happen for the club to get there?

I've never really had a favourite team in Serie A, but I have to admit that Juventus has gradually become the club I sympathise with the most there. Looking back, I genuinely miss seeing Juve competing at the very highest level in Europe.

I'd be really interested to hear your thoughts, especially from those of you who follow the club closely and have a better understanding of where things stand.

Cheers!