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Here's to a happy birthday for Gianluca. :smile:

Typically Inter, to be honest. You'd think a club already blessed with the likes of Adriano, Cruz, Martins, Recoba and Crespo would have let off the spending a little but no...in any case good riddance and for a decent price too.

Well it was more the media attacking Capello if anything. You'd think people would stop falling for the misconstrued words and sensationalisation by now.

Maybe we should begin entertainig the idea that Juve returning to Serie A through the appeal courts isn't as good a prospect as we think. For one, the looming shadow of the scandal hasn't lifted and the demotion of Serie B is more than a mere punishment; it represents a clean break and a new...

I'd have to ask my parents that. :smile:

I'm no fan of Nike, but this comes at a time when we are in need of funds so you won't hear me complaining.

An in-form Leggrotaglie may well be a great player too, except we haven't seen that in Juve colours.

I'm afraid Calciopoli has become another excuse for the local cable TV providers in Singapore to snub Serie A once again. I know where you're coming from, and to tell the truth I would not be overjoyed even if we were to be reinstated into the top flight (certainly not because I wouldn't be able...

Even for that kind of money? You've got to be kidding me! 30 million pounds would be a fantastic return and we could easily get an adequate replacement for far less.

Boumsong would be a liability in the long term. There are too many question marks surrounding his ability following the dodgy showings at Newcastle and with Kovac, Leggrotaglie and most probably Tudor around we shouldn't have to settle for him.

Crespo? If only.

One of the more meaningful dedications I've seen in a while, 20 000 posts of quality are alot to give to this place and I congratulate you for reaching that milestone. Kudos and keep them coming, Andy. :smile:

Camoranesi staying would be a boon to the club and one less worry. I do not trust Nedved to carry this team again for an entire season and its heartening to know that there will be at least one other member of the old (well, relatively old) guard we can turn to.

First thing to do would be to realize that there is no easy way out, I reckon. I genuinely sympathize with your situation but there is just no effective panacea to this problem, unfortunately.

I was mildly surprised he wanted to remain in Italy, kinda expected him to return to his familiar hunting grounds in England but I guess he's decided to remain and prove himself before (if ever) returning. I only hope the deal at least recoups the money we paid for him, however unlikely that...

Its not the first time we're being linked to Jimenez a far as I know, he's a decent player but seems a little raw. I wouldn't mind him at all though.

Rather than categorize it into on or the other, lets just agree that the relegation is somewhere in between.

If anything, if anyone who is as much of a "mercenary" as Thuram played with the same passion and effort, I wouldn't mind them at all.

Now that the club is making a clean break from the shadow of the triad I'm not sure bringing back Bettega is the best move at the moment. He's a legend of the club and all of course but I can't help but feel a cleaner break for at least an entire season would've been more prudent.

I would support neither, but Barca rank above Real Madrid any day.