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Juventus, Tacchinardi: 'Ronaldo was wrong but Sarri has courage and respect'

Juventus, Tacchinardi: 'Ronaldo was wrong but Sarri has courage and respect'

  • Apollo Heyes
Former Juventus midfielder Alessio Tacchinardi discussed the Ronaldo situation at the Bianconeri in an interview with Milan based newspaper la Gazzetta dello Sport via Calciomercato.com today.
 
"He did not make a nice gesture, Cristiano. It's useless to go around it: even if we all admire him, it was wrong. If you get angry about a change, you feel it; if you leave before the game is over, you're wrong. Sarri comes out great, strengthened in front of the group and the fans: I don't know how many other coaches would have had the same courage. In addition, I think that this change has done CR7 good: it must have stimulated him, pushed him. Juve will meditate on the case with a match and the key word will be 'sincerity'. However, the dots will be put on the i: respect is not compromised.”
 
The 34-year-old Portuguese star was substituted off by coach Maurizio Sarri for a second game in a row against AC Milan last weekend, and his reaction showed his displeasure at the decision. It was reported that he left the stadium before the game had even ended, a move that has been widely criticised.
 
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