Alessandro Diamanti - Attacking midfielder - Guangzhou (7 Viewers)
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Get what we need first, before getting more fillers.
Daylight Robbery. Diamanti is barely worth a pack of condoms, a soft pack of ciggies, and some sugar free chewing gum.
Mucho corazon per todos, for all those who hate this fucking piece of fucking shit.
It's not easy for the remaining true fans.
They only want what's best for us. So they will bitch about players they deem unsatisfactory.
Which presents them with an extremely tricky situation, since we're actually winning with those same players.
There are just 2 options for them: to be happy/grateful & stop bitching or to be unhappy with the situation & keep bitching.
And I think option 1 is not even a real option for true fans.
They only want what's best for us. So they will bitch about players they deem unsatisfactory.
Which presents them with an extremely tricky situation, since we're actually winning with those same players.
There are just 2 options for them: to be happy/grateful & stop bitching or to be unhappy with the situation & keep bitching.
And I think option 1 is not even a real option for true fans.
Then we shouldn't get him at all.
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Oh yes. Such an arrogant pretentious post there. We are indeed winning, but to continue staying at the top, you need to make the right sort of investments. Getting to the top is the easy part; staying there is what is hard. You can bet your bottom dollar that other teams will significantly upgrade.
As much as I dislike Diamanti, I wouldn't be averse to seeing him signed on deadline day, but we shouldn't be wasting time and money on these types of transfers. The reason I worry is because I have seen how Marotta operates, and come August 31st Im sure he will have some excuses if we fail to land our targets, or significantly upgrade.
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Oh yes. Such an arrogant pretentious post there. We are indeed winning, but to continue staying at the top, you need to make the right sort of investments. Getting to the top is the easy part; staying there is what is hard. You can bet your bottom dollar that other teams will significantly upgrade.
As much as I dislike Diamanti, I wouldn't be averse to seeing him signed on deadline day, but we shouldn't be wasting time and money on these types of transfers. The reason I worry is because I have seen how Marotta operates, and come August 31st Im sure he will have some excuses if we fail to land our targets, or significantly upgrade.
Here's the thing: you bitch about every single one of our potential transfers when it's not a big name (which is every transfer, essentially).
The bold part is priceless, considering our recent history. A recent history where the one time we actually spent big on quality instead of quantity, we lost 2 entire seasons (or more, depending on how you look at it).
I personally don't even "want" Diamanti, but some of the reactions here (yours included) are downright laughable.
The bold part is priceless, considering our recent history. A recent history where the one time we actually spent big on quality instead of quantity, we lost 2 entire seasons (or more, depending on how you look at it).
I personally don't even "want" Diamanti, but some of the reactions here (yours included) are downright laughable.
Why wasting money on a 30 year old player who isn't good enough for a top team? He's a nice player for teams who are fighting a place in de top 10, a team like Inter..
He shouldn't be our target, it would be very stupid to buy him.. If we can't take a top forward like Suarez or Benzema I would take Gaston Ramirez, Lamela, Muriel and those player over a 30 year old selfish Diamanti.
He shouldn't be our target, it would be very stupid to buy him.. If we can't take a top forward like Suarez or Benzema I would take Gaston Ramirez, Lamela, Muriel and those player over a 30 year old selfish Diamanti.
Muriel and Sanchez are hardly big names. Isco and Reus are promising young players, not established superstars. I'd be happy with those types of transfers. Hence, your argument about requiring a big name to appease me, is not entirely true 
As for our recent history, I agree that Secco committed some major blunders, but we need to move forward.
As for our recent history, I agree that Secco committed some major blunders, but we need to move forward.
Muriel and Sanchez are hardly big names. Isco and Reus are promising young players, not established superstars. I'd be happy with those types of transfers. Hence, your argument about requiring a big name to appease me, is not entirely true
As for our recent history, I agree that Secco committed some major blunders, but we need to move forward.
As for our recent history, I agree that Secco committed some major blunders, but we need to move forward.
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