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I think it's a gamble well worth taking. On the pitch Tevez has never given less than 100%. That much is obvious. The guy's work ethic has never been in question and would suit us well, I think, what with the high-energy style. Also, as has been mentioned ad nauseam, he's a game changer. He...

Yeah, that's when people are presented with a choice of "either, or" between investment in Tevez and the backline. The discussion here has mainly revolved around whether people want Tevez at Juventus, period, independently of the situation in defence. Meanwhile, you're putting in...

One man and his (bizarrely personal) crusade.

Just read the Giovinco-Tevez comments. This place never ceases to amaze me.

3.8, actually.

Refused to come on as sub when they were losing to Bayern.

Indeed. Bring on more professionals like Pepe and Marchisio instead.

Rhodolfo, by most accounts, is a big question mark. I'd rather loan Tevez and look for an alternative at CB.

When he signs for Inter and they win another two or three scudetti because of him I'm sure all the detractors will remain content in their smugness (and pleased with Del Piero starting in 2014).

Probably. Unprofessional attitude or otherwise, he's a real difference maker, and like it or not, Juventus is not in the position to attract any better than him. Sign him and our chances for actually winning something increase exponentially.

Yup. There are still people hanging around here thinking Del Piero will lead us forward.

What he needs is a manual on how to use proxies.

Tevez is easily better than Aguero. The guy's a one man army.