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I agree. Pathetic from Nottingham's point of view. Spending €30 million on Douglas Luiz is just laughable.

Haven't you heard? Tariffs.

I've seen my fair share of hospitals & doctors the past few years (multiple MRI's, other scans, minor surgery, etc) and I couldn't even tell you what I've had to pay myself. As in: I don't remember, because it was peanuts. For which I'm grateful, obviously. But there's also a downside: a lot of...

That termination fee could also be 100% of his salary. Anyway, I really don't understand why people are throwing hissy fits about Dusan wanting to get paid. This club gave him a ridiculous contract to begin with. And stupid actions usually don't tend to have good outcomes.

I'm not sure about that. I mean, if you actually vote(d) for him, doesn't that make you dumber? Regardless, all the best to you.

Stadio, I guess. There's only one station at the stadium, right in front of the main entrance. A bunch of tracks, but you can't miss since all trains head to the city centre anyway. Remark: this applies after the game. The stadium to city centre line is different from the city centre to stadium...

Not sure why anyone would bother taking a bus after a game. Of course they'll be packed. Last tram(s) leave(s) 45-60 minutes after the final whistle. By that time, they're basically empty. The earlier ones will be busier, obviously, but I definitely wouldn't call them packed. And if one is...

We've been over this before, it really isn't. Last time I've used the /9 tram after the game was in April. You're at Porta Nuova in about 30 minutes.

I hope you're wrong, obviously. And I must say I'm not that pessimistic myself, for the time being. The way I see it, some things are looking better now, than they did this time last year. Tudor might be fourth choice, but for me he's still a much better option than Motta ever was. We'll have...

Top 4 is almost a guarantee. Which would be bad news for us.

That is our goal.

I see you're being optimistic. :grin: I actually fear we'll be desperate to get rid of him by May/June 26.

Pretty poor deal considering the numbers. Especially if you take the ridiculous loan fee into account. If he was a home grown player, we'd have sold him for about €12 million, give or take. :grin:

What bothers me is that we have no problem spending more money on players who aren't reinforcements. Most recently, we just sign more expensive but inferior players than the ones we had to begin with. I know, accounting tricks & it looks good in the short term, but it's an absolutely retarded...

I think you're confusing Allegri with yourself.

Wait. You'd take a superior player? Shocking!

An enjoyable book about the topic at hand:

Now there's a player we could (have) use(d).

For a second there, I thought you were talking about JJ management.

I get what you're saying, but none of those players should have been signed.