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I think in the vast majority of cases pragmatism wins in international transfers. Offer the most cash when a club is willing to sell and you'll get the player. Things can be a little different in domestic deals where clubs are dealing with each other far more and so may well develop good or...

Not really. And even if that was the case, do you want Juve to give up their best players to other clubs readily, just so there is a chance of signing some players who probably aren't as good?

Charlie Mulgrew is a cunt.

So, at what point do you have to say that Fiorentina have lost out on the gamble they took in spending a lot of cash on Rossi? Won't happen.

Can't tell much from that picture. Remember seeing some weird stuff going on when I saw his swing in the past, though.

Awkward posture. Probably standing too far away from the ball.

At a brief glance, I see the word was that Man Utd doubled his £70k per week Chelsea wage. Assuming the English are doing their normal thing and including the tax in the number they report, that would come out a just about 5m euros per year before tax.

No news since someone asked the same question on the last page almost 12 hours ago.

Why? Why play a player with an iffy knee in a friendly? It's no more in Chile's interest for him to play than it is Juve's.

Sounds like the old joke: Was out driving when I suddenly spotted a man in a Rangers shirt starting to cross the road. I had to veer violently to the side. But don't worry. I hit the bastard.

For this last summer: Money spent was ~461m Money coming in was ~458m

Contract runs until the end of this season, apparently. http://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/marco-storari/profil/spieler/19136

Glik. He got a red card for that tackle.

A report into the summer transfer window in Europe has claimed that the continent’s leading clubs have paid 16% more for players than five years ago, with new Manchester United signing Ángel di María and former Chelsea defender David Luiz among those transfers considered way over the market...

Have a look around in here: http://forum.juventuz.org/threads/20864-The-official-Italy-trip-%28Juventus%29-thread?p=4677536#post4677536

Yeah, that's when I like pizza. Wandering around Italy, stick my head in somewhere and get a square of pizza as a snack.

I don't dislike sandwiches. I just view them as adequate, rather than really nice.

That's just a Glasgow thing. While it is a trend that has gradually spread around the Greater Weeg area, we are still clear of that mentality here.

He sure is. Six weeks is the current estimate.

I'd tend to go along with that. I've had some pretty good sandwiches, but nothing great. Can't say I'm a huge fan of pizza, though. It's a good step up from a sandwich, but comes up short compared to a proper meal, in my book.