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It actually makes me a person with infinite patience seeing as I was able to entertain your drivel for such a long time while trying to help you make sense of it all....I'm just that generous...

Hilarious....I thought you did just that with the comment I replied to...or was I imagining another of your nonsensical comments?

What are you 5 years old? 'No one agrees with you' therefore I am right? And btw I just noticed your avatar....do you even know the meaning of socialism?

Jesus ..it's like talking to a retarded wall. For the last time...noone is saying Cacares is a bad defender....but as my post mentioned because of different issues you can't include him in the group of great defenders because he is not proven yet. If you want to change the discussion in...

I'm not going to spend all day explaning posts to you..i tried to be patient but seriously how can you not understand that the '50 million' comment applies to Juve and whoever is in charge of its transfers (seeing as this is the context we are talking about) and not some lower team that can't...

First of all if that comment is supposed to be an insult then I'd just like to point out that it makes no sense whatsoever...a bit like your previous comment regarding the '50 million' quote. Secondly i hope you are right, I sure hope our midfield stops all attacks left and right and middle. I...

The diamond formation is reliant on very good fullbacks...We have such weak players in those positions it makes one think how on earth can they expect the team to challenge on all fronts...It just isn't conceivable.

You are lost.....here I'll spell it out for you since you seem unable to understand 'complex' posts. 'Everyone can spend 50 millions (when in possession of such an amount) ...I would have thought the second part goes without saying but I suppose in your case...it does not.

Since when does not wanting the club to buy players just to make small profits = wanting the club to overspend and go bankrupt..? What ridiculous logic and 'deducation'... :sergio: ... Do you even understand the context in which the comment is made...?

Actually on the balance sheets they still show as capital gains regardless of when they joined the club since they are viewed as assets.

And that is why we are talking about the main reason not the the 'only' reason. Of course Zanetti had a say but if Juve wanted to keep him they could. He was sold mainly to accomodate Poulsen's wages (seeing as they couldn't get rid of him) and also to make capital gains on his original...

It's exactly the point made here....he was sold to make capital gains seeing as his contract would end the following year. And mainly because they could not get rid of Poulsen who is costing them 1 million more in wages...To make gains they had to sell a good player to keep a Serie B one...

...Mellberg, Marchioni, Zanetti have all been sold to make capital gains from their original transfers....it's pretty clear listening to Gigli's interviews and other statements by the club and Elkan...maybe listen to them once in a while.

In terms of turnover we are making a bit more than the year before Calciopoli which has more to do with marketing, tv rights etc. (which Blanc is in charge of) Noone is talking about selling players to those fees because they are not world class however if we want to win trophies we can't be...

You could do with details..

I don't support Coca Cola I support Juve a football team, where excellence is achieved by winning trophies...not by buying players like Mellberg Grygera and Marchioni so we can make small profits. ....can you understand that?

THe official numbers have more to do with Blanc and his work in raising capital elsewhere rather than Secco...it is true some profit has been made by buying players on the free but that's not saying much. We can do that for the next 10 years and win absolutely nothing ...Also if we were to...

All of the board have their positions reviewed at the end of the year so I'm hoping Gigli and Secco get the chop and Blanc stays in his postition...he has done very well in the financial side of things.