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Yeah. But I don't see us selling him.

First of all, Giorgio isn't going anywhere. Besides, I would rather see us sell the players that haven't got the ability to play for Juve and win, than see us slump in the middle of Serie A. But it's a matter of taste, of course.

Yes. That would be ideal. It has to be a hard choice, though. Both are, in their own ways, great clubs, kind of...

:agree: We should abandon that whole co-own-thing.

He should just flip a coin.

Apparently. Then there would have been no deal. We could perhaps have recieved a higher sum, but thats in the past now. Agreed. So we should have benn Zaragossas bitch?

But then again: You're just whining.

But I don't understand, how you can have Blanc's statement in your sig, when you disagree. We bought Iaquinta, Nocerino, Molinaro, Criscito. All Italians. Should we do like Arsenal all of a sudden and sweep up talent everywhere?

That is what makes you state that our transfer policy is to conservative? :rofl:

Who would you rather see us buying?

He isn't talking about signing big names. He is talking about being more aggressive..

Manchester City are in an entirely different situation. They have all of a sudden got money to burn. They cab afford to buy any player, porpably. And Sven doesn't seem to think twice before closing a deal. Man. Utd., Liverpool, and Bayern are all in different situations. They can get really...

Well, I don't think bringing in Iaquinta was a bad deal. I do believe that selling Chiellini will be a big mistake. And I don't hope it will happen, and I don't believe the problem will be the players we bring in; it will be the ones we sell. Especially if we sell Giorgio.

Or Corvino...

I don't see the logic in selling Giorgio. Is the offer supposed to be so good that we cannot do anything but sell? Why sell a player that (at least in my eyes) is an integral part of the future Juventus? Or are we drawing a line in the sand? Is this Grande Ranieri's way to say that a player must...