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Well it worked for a while :D

Amazing it took this long for a goalkeeper to catch up, dont the other goalkeeper coaches watch film? :D

Milik definitely wasnt relaxed, y

Wasnt even that good a shot, Tek must be dissappointed to let that one in

Allegri (the shining star of Juventus)

the hole no-CL leaves in the budget has to be plugged as well

His other former employers are probably interested as well

That is risky. From the big Atalanta transfers over the years Id say most of their CBs have turned out to be good purchases for the buyer, while most of the more attacking positions didnt live up to expectations. Kessie the only non-CB player I can think of who sort of delivered on his promise.

Out of all the big, shiny coaches we cant afford our best shot is undoubtedly Zidane. If we cant make that happen while he's been available multiple times, theres no point in discussing Pep or Klopp

if UEFA no longer organizes CL that doesnt mean we wont have to deal with them or their regulations will become irrevelant

True, we all remember how putting a pretty boy in the wall against Porto turned out

a 25yo Netherlands national team player on a reasonable salary, playing his 3rd season in Serie A, scores and assists a lot for a CM. if the dude doesn't suddenly demand a mega salary, I think Atalanta can fetch 40m. Juve should severely cut costs and balance the budget though before we do 40m...

Turk would suggest that Allegri drove Fagioli to betting, I'm merely saying that two scandals in a row makes his people mgmt skills look bad :D

You're running an organization and under you theres this manager who has a 25 person team. He's this super strict, oldschool guy who gets mad if an employee forgets his tie at home or takes a dump longer than 5 minutes. One day authorities discover that one of his team members is doing insider...

Tbh its a bit funny to me how Max notices hair being a problem for Yildiz while he was completely in the dark on Fagioli going down a betting spiral or Pogba doping lol.

I thought that Allegris contract was too heavy to risk leaving him on payroll for several years, so Id have preferred to have a more nuanced approach rather than "out now" considering the financial risk involved - imo we shouldve looked for a gentlemans agreement or an opportunity (f.e. like...

But Vlad did, no?

I think thats the standard we're trying to beat here, make it just a slightly bit better than our approach 5 years ago

Given the side effects these "free agent deals" have on the wage bill and negotiations for contracts with other players, one would think we'd finally ditch that strategy. But nah, its alive and well, we're giving our project CB a nasty raise and a Serie A starters salary lol

Uff, thats high. Not 3m, but thats not good negotiating either.