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:lol: Indeed. Aquilani has been pure shite; can't be too hard to beat that!

That lineup sucks donkey balls tho; nowhere near good enough to finish top 3. I shudder at the thought of what our bench would look like, if that is indeed a viable and realistic starting formation for next season!

As a replacement for Aquilani, then fine. However, if we are planning on having him, Aquilani, and Marchisio while selling Melo, then may god help us all. What remains is for us to sign Montolivo. In that case, then even divine intervention might not suffice.

We should at least try. We don't even try. However, if we continue attracting/procuring/acquiring garbage, because of this "no one will want to join us" trend, then we might as well brace ourselves for another 10 years without CL football.

How many of the 2006 relics are we missing? This whole CL BS is annoying as fuck. If we continue to purchase old, injury prone, past their sell by dates players, then we are never going to qualify for the CL anyway. Milan, Inter, and Roma strengthening further will leave us far far behind...

:lol: Then you are delusional, or just trying to piss me off :P

Let's just hope he is not one of the "World Class/Champion" purchases that were promised.

Those are my main concerns. Hunger, Commitment, and the fact that at his age he is more likely to be getting more injuries, as was evident this season.

"Fuck Pirlo" but he is definitely not a loser. I'd be hard pressed to find a lot of players who have won more in their careers than this guy. Being at a winning club and in a traditionally strong footballing country does help tho :P

Sorry I'm unable to entertain you. I can't help you if you are blind to the obvious though.

I agree, but many question marks remain. He has been crap for quite a few seasons now. 1) Fitness issues; injury prone, particularly this past season. 2) Age factor. 3) Will he demand to be a starter? Is he being acquired as one? I wouldn't start him over Melo and Marchisio, especially if we...

What?! Done deal? Are you happy about this? :shocked: :scared: :sigh:

I don't even think this warrants an answer, but I will grant you one. Buffon is a club legend, and his presence brings more than just world class saves. He is an icon, and an important element, a player who is worth just as much off the pitch as he is on it. Storari is a good goalkeeper, but if...

Buffon is imperative for Juventus; Pirlo is irrelevant for Milan. How is that even a viable comparison?

Be quiet Dutchie :P Hopefully, there will never be need for that to happen my dear Belgian. I'm sure Seedorf will rape Pirlo repeatedly in the shower, thus bringing his career to an abrupt end ;)

I'm willing to go down on my knees and suck Pirlo's monumental deck, just so that I can see this legendary hero adorning the colors of my beloved Juve! :touched:

People attempting to find reasons, or even defending the signing of Pirlo. Truly pathetic :sergio: The fact that he's a better passer than most of our midfielders is irrelevant; it just goes to show/emphasize how sad we have become as a team :sigh:

Seriously, fuck Pirlo. I would have loved him here pre-2006, but not post 2010. If we wish to be competitive and push for a top 3 finish, signings like Pirlo are exactly what we need to avoid. It's enough that we already acquired those two losers, Barzagli and Toni, in the January transfer...

Only 31? At his peak? I'm sorry, but he hasn't been at those levels witnessed in 2006 for almost 5 years now. Granted, the guy is a great passer when on form, how many games can we expect to see him in form? He isn't getting any younger, is injury prone, and has nothing left to prove. He has won...

No it can't. That midfield sucks donkey balls, and will be raped by everyone. An invisible Marchisio, a nutcase in Melo, and a 5 years past it Pirlo is exactly what we don't need.