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It all seems so simple. Even if we stick with the 4-4-2, there should be no real problems fielding a much improved lineup. Buffon Lichtsteiner - Cannavaro - Chiellini - Moli/DC/Criscito Camoranesi - Marchisio - Sissoko - Giovinco Amauri - Cassano Manninger Legro Mellberg Grygera Guberti/Arda...

Let's put Inter aside for a minute. What would you think of a Trezeguet - Hleb swap with Barca, if Trezeguet is indeed leaving?

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What if they'll buy Cassano and a striker to replace Ibra?

Yeah, we signed him.

If you dig into my or anyone elses posting backgrounds, you will find all kinds of amusing and incorrect claims as well. The point is, if you can't admit you are wrong your opinions lose a lot of value. It's a shame because you're one of the few here who make a real effort when posting, and...

It is true that Chelsea was the toughest match we had, but they play without wingers so it isn't the best example. I do like playing a 4-3-3, but I'm trying to imagine how Ranieri's thinking. It's easier to write him off as stupid rather than trying to see the logic in his action, but it's...

We have often done well playing the 4-3-3 and as I have mentioned earlier, Ranieri has played a similar system for Parma recently with great results. I reckon that there are two reasons for his stubbornness with the 4-4-2. The protection of Giovinco not one of them; 1. Nedved, like Alen said...

We have often done well playing the 4-3-3 and as I have mentioned earlier, Ranieri has played a similar system for Parma recently with great results. I reckon that there are two reasons for his stubbornness with the 4-4-2. The protection of Giovinco not one of them; 1. Nedved, like Alen...

That used to be the case, but he's played enough now for us to judge him.

It's amazing how after just a poor game or two, some people were calling Poulsen a flop.

Vargas was a big fish in a small pond. He was a playmaker, fullback and winger and the team would cover for him as soon as he joined the attack. His left foot is very good but overall he doesn't have that much to his game. Zuniga seems more complete. His playing style is more humble and I...

Yes, and this is why we first and foremost should improve our right side before doing anything else. We can't count on Camoranesi and Zebina being fit, which forces us to play Grygera and Marchionni. Assuming that we'll play some form of 4-4-2, I'd rather go for say, Hleb and Zuniga, than burn...

If anything, it's Cassano or Del Piero.

He could be our Maldini.

After RavaneVialli's edit, I'm the one who looks like a fool. :D

Cobolli: Yes, Juve want Cassano Juventus President Giovanni Cobolli Gigli confirms “Antonio Cassano is a great talent and we can’t help but be interested in him.” The talk of a summer swoop for the Sampdoria starlet has been going for many months and is gaining momentum as time goes on. The...

I'm Ready to Join Juve Now, Says Cassano Tuesday 26th December 2000 Bari wonderkid Antonio Cassano has issued a plea to his club to sell him now if they do not plan to keep him. Juventus are believed to have first option on the £20 million-rated teenage striker, who insisted: "I understand...

A cash + ½ of Giovinco deal is becoming more and more likely.

Preferably we'd get someone able to replace both, allowing the likes of Giovinco and De Ceglie to fill in when necessary.