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Something you pretty much started yourself, I was talking about how to build a squad and get the approach needed for todays football, you went on with "Bayern have it way easier", which might be the case indeed - but you still gotta spend the money wisely. And yes, Juve do have it easy, not...

Exactly where am I living in denial? I clearly stated Bayern don't have as much competitions regarding transfers, but you're aware Upamecano had a release clause right? Not Bayerns problem Leipzig put it at 43 mio euros and not Bayerns problem Upamecano wanted to play for us. And are you...

I already said Bundesliga teams are more willing to sell to Bayern so I don't know what else to say about it from my part? :boh: But the fact is that Juve could get plenty of the best Italian/Serie A players as well which history also shows, even if you have to fight more for them than we do...

I wanted to go with current players but then lets also mention Merih Demiral, Cristian Romero, Kulusevski and on and on. Even your biggest star players back in the day such as Buffon, Nedved, Baggio, Paolo Montero, Ciro Ferrara, Lilian Thuram and so on and on came from your rivals - just as...

Lets not act as Juve not buying players from other clubs in Italy, Chiesa, Dybala, Bernadeschi, Schznecy just to name a few from the current squad, and anyway this is not relevant in this case when we talk of a tactical approach on the pitch. I'm giving my opinion when it started for us. If we...

I think Klinsmann got a good point here regarding Serie A/Italian football, it's also what I tried to explain with the approach and all that. For Bayern it took time, it started under van Gaal, Heynckes developed it, so did Guardiola and so on and on. Now it's the clubs DNA.

Milan in the mid 80's until start/mid 90's were probably the finest address in the football world and the played in so many European Cup finals, 89, 90, 93, 94 and 95, the 00's were also a great time for them. I just know they were our boogeyman, holy shit matches against them was a nightmare...

Ain't this a neutral thread about Serie A? :shifty: But I could understand why Shevchenko ain't one of your favorites, but I always thought he was a magnificent striker and a joy to watch

Talking about Milan, one of my favorite strikers ever :touched:

Their coach is surely having them overachieving

He's having a great season but also not sure if he's a top5 striker. If he keeps this form in 2021 he might be.

Gerrard was done and dusted, way over the hill. Coutinho was first a hit in later seasons, Moses and Lucas = rubbish, Sterling was good but nothing special, Agger and Skrtel wasn't anything special as well. Not to forget they had freaking Mignolet in goal.

Lewandowski, Aguero and probably also Benzema needs a well functioning team agreed but Suarez in 13-14 lifted that Liverpool team extremely pretty much all by himself That Liverpool team was even worse than this current Milan team imo

He might score some really crazy individual goals but apart from that I don’t see what makes him all that special. Suarez, Benzema and even Lewandowski seems to better vision/assisting stats than Ibra. Suarez in 13-14 and 15-16 is way better and more spectacular than anything Ibra ever did...

He will be remembered for his big nose, loud mouth and cringe way to talk about himself. Together with never being able to participate in a CL final. Van Nistelrooy is very well remembered by real football fans, same goes for Shevchenko. I will go as far to say that Zlatan gets more credit than...

Lewandowski managed to outscore him with 22 goals in 27 fewer matches, Müller who’s not even a striker is pretty much equal with him as you said :lol: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_UEFA_Champions_League_top_scorers Zlatan is a great player no doubt, but he was relative poor in the...

Agreed. 48 CL goals in 119 games is actually quite poor from someone like him.

Anyone knows the reason why Milan are playing with their CL winners badge in Serie A? Seems strange to me.

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