Carlos Tevez (15 Viewers)

zizinho

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Apr 14, 2013
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Possibly, although I don't envision Marotta pulling a $#@! move on Tevez and stating that he needs to take a 50% pay cut to stay with the club.
i meant in terms of one leaving at top of his game and the other coming in and going on to become a club legend. imagine Dybala exploding next season and keeping that form for the next 10-15 years.

:tuttosport:

also, i doubt Tevez will leave, that should be mentioned also
 

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Seven

In bocca al lupo, Fabio.
Jun 25, 2003
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we risk becoming like athletico and dortmund.

they went to final cl, and lost their best players next season, and had meh seasons because the replacmenets were not good.

i hope we keep him and other important players
We're Juventus. We are far above the likes of Dortmund and Atletico. We have been top of Europe for decades. A small intermezzo isn't going to suddenly reduce us to a fluke.
 

JCK

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May 11, 2004
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How can people say they would lose respect for Tevez if he leaves but be completely OK with Ibra if he comes back?
I won't lose respect for Tevez if he leaves. I love Carlos but if he wants to leave then be it, it only means he is not motivated with us anymore. He gave his anyway each and every match.

At the same time, I don't think there is anything wrong with Ibra coming back.
 

Seven

In bocca al lupo, Fabio.
Jun 25, 2003
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How can people say they would lose respect for Tevez if he leaves but be completely OK with Ibra if he comes back?
Why would ibra come back? He's the last thing we need. Don't get me wrong, I thin, he has a few quality years left in him, but his profile is so wrong for us..
 

Rollie

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Apr 15, 2008
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It's doomsday up in here. :D

A few weeks ago, the player said he was going to see out his contract. Until I hear otherwise, that's what I expect to happen -- I'm not going to ride the media's mercato rumour rollercoaster. Season just ended in dramatic fashion, but no rest for the player; busy time, big tournament right around the corner, if he needs some time to think about his Juve future (which could even include a 1 year extension?), so be it.

If he wants to go, we'll replace him. It would be really unfortunate, but such is life -- one door closes, another opens. Fino alla fine.
 

Lion

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Jan 24, 2007
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We're Juventus. We are far above the likes of Dortmund and Atletico. We have been top of Europe for decades. A small intermezzo isn't going to suddenly reduce us to a fluke.
that's not my worry.

you lose tevez, ur best player and a very important individual. then maybe u also losing pirlo. an icon and legend.

then u see the replacments are not big names. so if u are vidal or pogba or morata, u might be thinking about jumping ship.

it's not hard to see
 

Rollie

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Apr 15, 2008
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that's not my worry.

you lose tevez, ur best player and a very important individual. then maybe u also losing pirlo. an icon and legend.

then u see the replacments are not big names. so if u are vidal or pogba or morata, u might be thinking about jumping ship.

it's not hard to see
You typing this from under your bed, puddy-tat?

:p
 

Rollie

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Apr 15, 2008
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:D

I think we just have to trust what this club is. There's still a bit of an inferiority complex around here, given where we've been in the recent past, but Juventus is in it's ascendancy again. This is a very attractive club to players again, with a very stable administration, stable finances, and a plan for the future.

Pirlo sounds as though he's staying (I really think he wants Euros, and sees the potential in this team), Vidal said he is honoring his contract, and Paul will be here at least until summer 2016 -- which is when Carlitos' contract expires anyway. Also, if we did sell one of those guys you mentioned, there's going to be a lot of money for some pretty good talents. I like where we're at. Carlitos, Pogba, and Morata may all leave in 2016, but I still think we'll have those guys this season.

There will be future market opportunities, for sure, and I think we're going to enjoy the incoming players quite a bit, too.
 

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