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Aren't we forgetting that Molinaro is coming back? :scared: He's number 1 on my list, then follows Grygera and Amauri. Seriously, these guys wouldn't make it for my local pub team. And I just couldn't limit myself to 5 either. Usually a big and successful club can have a few not overly...

Just get out of this club.

When I saw Zebina pass an opponent using his pace late in the second half I was reminded that he actually does possess the physical attributes to make it in football. The problem is he is retarded, which is why he can't play for a club like Juve. I see him doing very well though at say a mid...

When Candreva has an average game, his performance still offers more to the team than any other midfielder in this pathetic team. He sees most of the ball, runs the most, is the only one constantly moving offering his team mates an alternative, etc.

Åslund är en man i min smak. En av få så kallade experter i svensk media som faktiskt gör skäl för epitetet och kan berätta någonting för mig som jag inte redan vet. Sågningen av Amauri är för övrigt klockren.

I know that's sarcasm but take away Gio and you're actually not that far off. The level of Italian youth isn't very high these days and I doubt any of those players will be having any noteworthy careers. 20 year olds that play youth tournaments aren't our saviours, as was said.

We would take them back now but that's because our ambition level has decreased since their departure.

Alright mate. Sure, there is a slim chance he could be somewhat useful if he had the chance to work with a top coach that believed in him. But then again, I see no reason why a top class coach would do so. After seeing him play since this august I still haven't figured out what his role in the...

But what you suggested was that Melo would once again be "one of the best out there" and you then went on to suggest that this is something that frequently occurs with players that leave Juve. None of those players fit the bill except Vieri and Ibra but they weren't exactly crap for Juve either.

Off topic is a bit of the charm with these forums for many of you, I know, but this is getting a bit too much, no? There are private messages.

So you guys think Zidane was complete rubbish for Juve and only became a great at Real? That's interesting.

First of all you were hardly born then, if you're 17 now, so you wouldn't know. And secondly, you're wrong. Now, what the user Phrozen was thinking about is without a doubt players of recent years, such as Palladino, Criscito, Miccoli, etc. These players couldn't cut it at Juve and are...

Uhm... no? Melo is a poor footballer who won't make it anywhere. And name me some examples of world beaters that excelled only after leaving Juve? (Henry aside)

Palermo.

The comments of a true loser.

Bodies in the box... dynamic game... terms we can only dream about.

Losing 3 goal leads for two consecutive games must be some kinda record, no? Well done, coach.

Yes, he only had 10 blind passes to opposing players today. No really, this guy really had the lot of us fooled. He has flashes of... brilliance is the word that usually goes here but what it is that he has flashes of is merely normal plays. In between those he walks around being the usual...

Letting a 3 goal lead for 2 consecutive games against inferior opposition. Some world class tactics going on here.

Astonishing player.