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Zacheryah

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Aug 29, 2010
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It piss me off so much to see my club every year selling ours best players seriously man ! Are we a little club ?! and do we want to win the CL in the next years ?

This summer pissed me off already enough with Vidal and Tevez , but what ever it was acceptable , and whats going to happen next summer ? Pogba will certainly leave, as Morata will too. What about summer 2017? Dybala? Yes probably.

We can recruit Gundogan , Kroos or anyfuck we want if we always sell ours players we Will Never progress!!

And please dont say we dont have money , we are not City/PSG or Real Madrid but we have some money too..

I dont like our players politics..
"Every year"

Before this summer, we didnt sell a starter since calciopoli.
 

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pavluska

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If he is cheap we should buy SES, while loaning Zaza out. SES would allow us to play a real 4-3-3 if desired.

El Shaarawy-Dybala-Cuadrado

Plus SES has a tremendous work-rate.
SES isn't very good at all.

Wasn't Kroos struggling with injuries this year or was having some fitness issues? All we need is another injury prone midfielder. Just get Oscar for the AM in the summer. He'd be perfect for Allegri's setup. Beppe give the man what he wants.
This is a waste of time writing this because that rumor is obviously TS-level rumor, and that's the only source of that rumor. Also, even if it were to be true, things can easily change once Benitez leaves.

But Kroos is the best AM in the world IMO. He's also excellent as a mezzala (Pogba's role). He has been playing in a secondary role for Real. As an AM, he also does some defensive work which Allegri likes.

Oscar on the other hand is just an alright AM and will never be WC. He wouldn't be inexpensive either, and we need to look for someone better or someone with a higher potential.

While this Kroos rumor holds no value, I won't be surprised if we seriously get linked with one or two German players (already are with Gundogan). This was one of the reasons behind Khedira's signing.
 

Zacheryah

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While kroos is better then oscar, you overrate kroos and underrate oscar.

oscar would fit in pretty good. Hes a good buy.


Kroos is better and impossible, its time we stop talking about impossible prospects, snd compare them to realistic ones. Its like rating Dybala by Messi standards.


Compare realistic prospects with each other
 

pavluska

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While kroos is better then oscar, you overrate kroos and underrate oscar.

oscar would fit in pretty good. Hes a good buy.


Kroos is better and impossible, its time we stop talking about impossible prospects, snd compare them to realistic ones. Its like rating Dybala by Messi standards.


Compare realistic prospects with each other
I'm doing neither. Kroos was excellent in his last season with Bayern and also had an amazing WC. At that point, he was viewed as the best AM in the world. No AM has played at that level since then. Disagree about Oscar. We'll have to pay around 35m for him, and he'll never be WC. Pointless transfer. Get someone who's better currently or will be better in the future.

I already said it's a BS rumor.
 

Zacheryah

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Yeah but it was for everyone who keeps bringing him up.

Oscar is held back at chelsea, allegri likes him for a reason. He needs to rediscover himself, euromax treatment
 

Nenz

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Apr 17, 2008
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The club gave Pogba their blessing after he asked to wear the 10, because they want to build around him. Obviously trying to make him feel at the centre of the project, and entice him to stay.

I don't think he'll be leaving after the Euros (and I was pretty sure he would be leaving, before he was allowed to wear 10), guess we'll see how things play out.
I've got a good feeling about his staying. It's impossible to really have any grasp on his intentions but everything you see on the telly or social-media suggests a tight knit group of blokes. Yeah it is just the media but I've seen what players that want to leave look like. Looks like Morata wants to stay which is telling about the atmosphere at the club. The thought of growing with young stars like Dybala, Morata, Rugani and Alex-Sandro and becoming a leader would be enticing. They are all going to be top, top players. If we can keep winning trophies and give the impression of improvement in Europe, while increasing his wages year on year then I don't see why other big clubs are such a better option for him, apart from doubling his wages of course.

But when you're earning 5-8M euros a season and you pay for bugger all in your life apart from cars and clothes, what is 12-15M in relative terms? If he left for more wages in those aforementioned circumstances he'd be a complete goose to do so. The main thing is to keep contending for the CL, that's what players go to Barca for.
 
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Whether Pogba leaves or stays isn't in our hands. We obviously want him to stay. The mgmt doesn't want to cash in on him.

We gave Pogba #10 for three reasons:

- It's a big deal, an honor in fact, and the mgmt gave it to him to decrease the chances of him leaving next summer
- It's good for marketing purposes
- He asked for it
I agree that the management did this to show faith but I highly doubt that he'd leave
 

zizinho

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Apr 14, 2013
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Whether Pogba leaves or stays isn't in our hands. We obviously want him to stay. The mgmt doesn't want to cash in on him.

We gave Pogba #10 for three reasons:

- It's a big deal, an honor in fact, and the mgmt gave it to him to decrease the chances of him leaving next summer
- It's good for marketing purposes
- He asked for it
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Yeah, but hes not an am tho. Just a creative cm
he can play AM, and even played there regularly when he 1st arrived at inter if i remember correctly (season after that they switched to 3-5-2). i think he also plays AM for the NT, with Modric and Rakitic behind him but im not sure (dont watch them, only see formations on various sites)

but id take him anyway if he wants out of Madrid so soon and return to Italy (unlikely)
 

Post Ironic

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"Every year"

Before this summer, we didnt sell a starter since calciopoli.
Diego wasn't a starter? :p

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I've got a good feeling about his staying. It's impossible to really have any grasp on his intentions but everything you see on the telly or social-media suggests a tight knit group of blokes. Yeah it is just the media but I've seen what players that want to leave look like. Looks like Morata wants to stay which is telling about the atmosphere at the club. The thought of growing with young stars like Dybala, Morata, Rugani and Alex-Sandro and becoming a leader would be enticing. They are all going to be top, top players. If we can keep winning trophies and give the impression of improvement in Europe, while increasing his wages year on year then I don't see why other big clubs are such a better option for him, apart from doubling his wages of course.

But when you're earning 5-8M euros a season and you pay for bugger all in your life apart from cars and clothes, what is 12-15M in relative terms? If he left for more wages in those aforementioned circumstances he'd be a complete goose to do so. The main thing is to keep contending for the CL, that's what players go to Barca for.
You forgot Zaza :D
 

rndmlgnd

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I've got a good feeling about his staying. It's impossible to really have any grasp on his intentions but everything you see on the telly or social-media suggests a tight knit group of blokes. Yeah it is just the media but I've seen what players that want to leave look like. Looks like Morata wants to stay which is telling about the atmosphere at the club. The thought of growing with young stars like Dybala, Morata, Rugani and Alex-Sandro and becoming a leader would be enticing. They are all going to be top, top players. If we can keep winning trophies and give the impression of improvement in Europe, while increasing his wages year on year then I don't see why other big clubs are such a better option for him, apart from doubling his wages of course.

But when you're earning 5-8M euros a season and you pay for bugger all in your life apart from cars and clothes, what is 12-15M in relative terms? If he left for more wages in those aforementioned circumstances he'd be a complete goose to do so. The main thing is to keep contending for the CL, that's what players go to Barca for.
Agreed with everything, but this was so evident in his look after the final whistle in Berlin. The way he was looking at them and trying to figure why they're better.
 

Rollie

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Apr 15, 2008
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If Guardiola signs for City,things are going to get interesting.Pogba might want to play for them especially if they tempt him with a mega million pound wage offer.
For some reason, I don't really think City will be his future destination -- whether they get Pep, or not. He's had the Manchester experience already, I really think if he goes it'll be to Spain. City has the most cash, but not a whole lot in terms of historic allure. Not a team that's had a great deal of European success (understatement), and I think that's what he'll be after if he does go.

Pogba leaving depends entirely upon how well we do this year. If we put in a respectable showing against Bayern, or even beat them, win the Scudetto and/or Coppa Italia, I see him staying for another year. If we get smashed by Bayern, don't win any trophies, it's much more likely he leaves... and if we don't qualify for next year's CL, well, he's as good as gone.
Hard to say, but I suppose how well we do may be a factor, as is how well he plays (because that will obviously influence $ offer, and he's under contract until 2019).

I just think that he understands he's still very young, and there will still be some bumps ahead (he certainly hasn't had the start/season that he expected to have at this point, imo). He's in a great place to develop right now, which I believe he knows.

I also think with his new leadership role (and that's what he has, I think he's still played the most minutes, and is rocking the coveted 10), I don't think he'd want to leave the club/fans while we're in a bad position. But maybe that is wishful thinking...

I've got a good feeling about his staying. It's impossible to really have any grasp on his intentions but everything you see on the telly or social-media suggests a tight knit group of blokes. Yeah it is just the media but I've seen what players that want to leave look like. Looks like Morata wants to stay which is telling about the atmosphere at the club. The thought of growing with young stars like Dybala, Morata, Rugani and Alex-Sandro and becoming a leader would be enticing. They are all going to be top, top players. If we can keep winning trophies and give the impression of improvement in Europe, while increasing his wages year on year then I don't see why other big clubs are such a better option for him, apart from doubling his wages of course.

But when you're earning 5-8M euros a season and you pay for bugger all in your life apart from cars and clothes, what is 12-15M in relative terms? If he left for more wages in those aforementioned circumstances he'd be a complete goose to do so. The main thing is to keep contending for the CL, that's what players go to Barca for.
Absolutely, Nenna. He does look happy to me right now, and Juve can still bump his salary a bit. I also love that list of yours, we truly have a bounty of top class young players.

It does look like a tight knit group, a great group of guys who have a lot of fun together. As you've pointed out above, there is still so much room for improvement amongst the current group, too -- and if Beppe can get 2-3 key pieces this summer, particularly a class TQ, a SS, another CM who can spell Marchisio, our team has the potential to be pretty spectacular. A consistent force on the European scene.

There would certainly be lots of quality, depth, and tactical flexibility for Allegri to have fun with.

Also completely agree with that last line, as I mentioned above to Cuspy. I don't see this guy leaving just for dollar bills, because his earning potential over the course of a long career is filthy high, considering endorsement deals -- at any big club, really. But Pogba seems to care about the history of the game, he wants to be one of the greats of all time -- and certainly one of Juventus' all-time French greats -- which he certainly isn't yet. I think he's going to be with us for at least a couple more years, but who knows.
 
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