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He's probably better off coughing up the 2.8million quid himself. :biggrin:

Did you get relegated? My guess is he went AWOL and will only reappear if you get promoted again...:wink:

Mexes would be a godsend IMO, he's an excellent sweeper I could see emulating Nesta, sure he's taken some time fitting in but he's shown enough IMO to disprove any doubts regarding his potential.

Whether one attempts to rank Europe's clubs according to systematically quantified or percieved greatness, I think the end result is pretty much one and the same.

Getting Klose to replace Trezeguet would say alot about our title aspirations...or shall I say, a lack thereof.

Well that can't be all that bad either, I mean he has the honour of being picked to be the Juventus coach in Serie B, an honour even the likes of Trappattoni and Lippi didn't have. :wink:

The most magical of the Magyars. RIP.

Selling to Milan or Inter would create problems for ourselves in the long run; getting back to that level will be hard enough, much less having to compete with having Buffon to save their Nerazzuri or Rossoneri asses every week.

Indeed, back when he played for Lazio IIRC.

Mihajlovic IMO would be the best amongst those I've seen, closely followed by Juninho.

I'm happy for the win of course, but I can't help feeling a tinge of disappointment for Trezeguet, he was just dropped from the French squad last week and his goal troubles continue. Knowing him though, the floodgates will open soon enough.

I'm not surprised that he wants to finish his career in Italy, certainly not least because of the torrid time he's having in Madrid. In any case, he deserves better than the mediocrity that could only come of his time under Capello; I am, however, more than a little sceptical of the Maradona...

We haven't seen one of those in a while.

He's doing pretty decent at Inter thus far, but I suspect normality will resume soon. :wink:

As far as I'm concerned its pointless to try to rationalize jumping off a building; the permutations are just too numerous and there is practically an infinite number of possible scenarios. What does matter though is that the incident is behind him and we have our team manager back in good health.

It's been almost too long, but nothing could prevent the inevitable eventuality. Forza Del Piero! :smile:

Congrats Il Capitano on his big 200 and more. :smile:

I dunno really, most of the members who'd be on my list aren't even active anymore, and I don't know enough on the current crop of posters to comment. That said, I'd still like to give a mention to the likes of Max aka JKane, MacFarlando, Spartacus, Tom, Denco, deej, Jules, Magnus aka Nekton and...

Emerson's tackles may be immaculately timed, but so are his media quips...great timing really. Just when he's getting a reprieve from the Spanish dailies for his improved performances he takes the opportunity to earn a headline in the Italian newspapers as well, conveniently including the bit...

Indeed...all too often people are too ready to class a player as overrated if he is deemed inept, when the real variable in question is not how good he is but how good he is perceived to be. As far as Beckham goes, his star is on the descendancy and nowadays hardly anyone regards him as more...