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This as a pretentious comment as it gets. And because of that, stupid as hell. If you can only see one side of the coin, you are as limited as the ones you consider to be in their "localized" small world. You ignore the fact that while it may be great for future young kids, the average 40 +...

I feel the opposite: the generic one is the JJ. Type it over google and you will see thousands of companies using this. It actually follows the general tendency of minimalism spread around the world. The identification of the club was done with the current one, with all its details and...

You mentioned the stadium. It's a good example. The new stadium is an improvement over the last one, but it kept its structure - it's still a football stadium. It's not something unseen in the world of football like this. It's like a new logo, with some modifications on the emblem, but still a...

It does make a lot of difference to me. Supporting a club is all about identity. The club becomes part of your identity. The emblem is a vital part of a club's identity, as is the kit, the anthem, the name and other stuff. I absolutely understand the need to update it and make small changes...

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What the hell? The emblem is part of the club. This is simply unbelievable, it takes a lot of meaning out of the whole fan thing.

Did we fuck up not getting Gagliardini?

Need 2 world class midfielders, that's all Don't know this Tolisso dude and I'm not sure he has the potential do be that good

hahahahahah sorry, but this was one of the funniest posts I've seen here International football fan forums

I've read he's making 50M net in 4 years in China. 50M! Leaving 34M on the table for 4 years of work is easier said than done. Far and away from a bad or idiotic decision.

Also, this theory that in 2 yrs either China will still be interested or the market will have collapsed, that is what supports your claim, is very weak, honestly. It doesn't work like that. The opportunity has arised, he has to choose now. In 3 years, who knows how it's going to be.

You can't have it all. Can't stay at Juve thinking China will come calling again in 2 yrs. Either he goes all in Juve or all in money and that's it. There's no mid term about this.

He'll be 32/33 when his contract finishes. Still very young, with his whole life in front of him. Truth is the guy has a very, very privileged life. Money gives options. Lives the dream, regardless of what he decides to do now. - - - Updated - - - It's moronic to you because you are...

It's a high level position, but the player itself doesn't fit the bill. I'm talking about great talents like Dybala for example. A decision like that would indeed be a shame for a guy like Dybala. But in the end of the day, Witsel is just another player between many making a very good living in...

Lol calm down. I'm just saying the guy will probably have a very good life in China, he won't be going to hell. He can go back and spend the rest of his life in Italy if he wants. It looks pretty good to me.

If anything, this atests to his footballing mediocricy. This criticism you are making to me only applies to really high level players on their primes.

The guy will live like a king there. He might actually live in a palace or stg. Football players careers are fairly quick. I don't see any fuss here, other than the fact he probably gave his word to a club and than walked away from it. The point is this IMO. He probably didn't go with his world...

In today's football it does seem inevitable he'll be gone in 2/3 years. Let's see.

I think Marotta might be having a breakdown at this point, we are in the middle of a small mess. Midfield has been destroyed.

I don't know how good this guy can be, but paying around 30M for him is just insane. And he clearly seems like a DM, and for that we already have Mandragora, who probably is the bigger talent. They would be redundant. Overpaying 30M is a big gamble, I'm kind of ok with it. Just hope he isn't...