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so we aim to sell a backup player who gave us NOTHING this season, offload him, get a million or three, i would be happy with 1 million let alone 2 million as a transfer fee...and replace him with a player of a similar mould, who played regularly for a team that finished ABOVE us...we pay...

I see your point, as I see bianconero81's before...I cannot disagree. On anything other than going as far as to suggest that Pazienza has less to offer than a player whose daring, gallantry, athleticisim and tackling have never been in doubt, yet his ability to pass the ball in a straight line...

Fuck...you see us waiting another 4 years,mate!!! before a horizon of positivity will appear...? Anyway, regardless that I seem to attempt to inject some optimism into proceedings, your cynicism is too rooted in facts for me to ever ignore...and I see you and cron mainly, as a reliable...

Without doubt his nationality, the fact that he knows italian culture, speaks italian, has played italian football for many years, and played a fair amount last season for an italian team which finished 3rd in the league...of course...these factors are important. i understand your point of view...

:toast: Well put, mate. :toast: And this repeated drivel about SIGNED ONLY BECAUSE HE IS ITALIAN needs to be tempered with some common sense. There are such obvious advantages to signing players already well established in serie A, that it pointless outlining them to anyone who can't see...

I am glad I am stoned enough to be able to read such words, know that you mean them, and that there is a horrible chance that it could well be Marotta's weird philosophy...and still be able to chuckle. It makes o' Beppe seem not just incompetent, but somehow a lunatic. The ONLY way he can redeem...

at best, he has some dog of war potentiall, and is able to pass in a straight line. For free, on low wages, in place of a departing Momo, would be a decent move. We lack bite the team over. Ites been a worsening, unaddressed problem, for many years now. And it ties in with some of Tachinardi's...