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Well, if we did sign him, after our fall to Gala, the season's collapse would be complete...

:lol: Talk about the long sell.

That's 700 paper bags right there.

I just realized that Antonio Cassano is the anti-Capello: plays exciting football, but you don't win shit. Amazing that they were once on the same club at Roma...

Antonio Cassano: imploding his own clubs from within since 1999. :pint:

Juve with Cassano? Don't be ridiculous. That would be like giving the Nazis the atomic bomb.

The scorpion and the frog. The scorpion and the frog. That is the story of Cassano. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Scorpion_and_the_Frog

Ahem... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RpMJ_cZhavk#t=0m34s

Let's not forget how he got to Milan in the first place just a few months ago.

This thread is still going to be open when Cassano is on cholesterol meds. :sergio:

They probably pissed in each others' fuel tanks in the parking lot and called it even. No big deal.

Janet is my hero. :strong:

How about Teemu Selanne? He's got more Fin(n)ish in him than our entire non-Del-Piero attack. :rolleyes:

:lol:

But he's always looked like an old rat. Wise words. I think he's a great fit for Napoli. The town would shower love on him like "one of us". Something he'd never get in Torino. A street urchin makes good and represents the team and the town in football. You can't get any better than...

Cassano is the perfect player for a team like Napoli to build itself around, not Juventus.

Some, like the old Kaiser around here, question that Cassano could not exist with that discipline. I forget the Italian phrase he used on me in an IM with me recently, but it was along the lines of, "His genius is in his lawlessness" ("genio è anarchia")...

Part of Cassano's cost is cash. But that is only the lesser part.

It is without much fanfare that I agree with some of the posters and close this thread. Cassano transfer to Juve 2005-6: RIP. On to the next Cassano gossip for another thread...

+rep point for you, man. :tup: