Cristiano Giuntoli (104 Viewers)

[PhRoZeN]

Marotta had a bad reputation from his time at Sampdoria?

Overly exaggerated, I think in comparison Giuntoli joined us with a bigger reputation. Marotta did really well, helping samp promote, keeping them up in serie A, qualifying them for uefa cup twice and CL once, but no-one on earth would have thought he'd do wonders here.

 

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[Mokku]

Lloyd Kelly. Tell me this is a fooking joke.

 

[Lion]

Hell yes. Meltdown more

 

[Alin]

I’ve tried my best to be more balanced in regards to his activity here and not use him as the main scapegoat, but seriously, aside from a few select exceptions he is overloading the club with expensive mediocre players that also tend to be injury prone, along with multiple young prospects who lack experience too, basically many second string players that are good but not great, and you need great in order to compete for silverware, it’s inevitable that the mentality and confidence within the club will suffer when we keep praising and give responsibilities to players that are below the standard of a big team, and yet we keep piling up on them.

 

[Adrian]

Sack him!

 

[Brny44]

Sold hujisen for 18 and bought some kelly for 15 Can someone shoot him dead
Yet again, when he came , I said this fraud is not a saviour some wanted him to be.

 

[Scottish]

He managed to get the worst CB target he had after abandoning it early in the transfer window. From Aarujo to Lloyd fucking Kelly.. lmfao.

Don't forget the defender shopping list started with Calafiori - the Italian hot property defender raised a Juve fan who was an important part of Motta's previous team.

So we failed to get the guy that Motta clearly asked for and was the most obvious transfer to make in years.

Failed on him so we got (lucky with) Kalulu, then wasted time chasing Araujo, Fucko and so on till we landed on Christopher Lloyd.

 

[Stevie]

 

[JCK]

Can anyone still defend this piece of shit with a straight face?

 

[Mohad]

Double agent.

 

[Ventus]

Marottas reputation was even worse than Giuntoli, if anything is hiring Marotta was pretty random but he turned out to be gold. Bit of a hit and miss, I don't blame the board for hiring him, Giuntoli did really well, brought in some great players at Napoli, Kvara, min ho, osimhen etc. Deserves the credit, however he is not made for us, I think we need someone who aligns with our values but most of all someone that brings in leaders, or players with leadership qualities. Marotta did that in his first season alone, brought in bonucci and barzagli. Sadly finding a good sporting director is not easy, with that said Giuntoli still needs to go, I'm not even sure who would be the best choice. As for the board going? Only a scandal can make that happen.

Marotta did badly in his first season at Juve. He turned things around the second season. There's a difference however. Marotta didn't have the money to compete as we do now. We kept having to sell our best players to get new players. Secondly, we were a midtable club back then.

 

[Scottish]

He was supposed to be an expert scout who could find little-known and overlooked players and use that to build a top team on the cheap.

So far it's mostly been expensive high profile signings. Are Costa or Lou Bega gonna be Kvara-style surprises? Answers on a postcard

 

[JCK]

Fucking piece of shit.

 

[Adrian]

Besides thuram, conceicao and Kalulu...just about every other transfer has been shitful.

 

[JCK]

Besides thuram, conceicao and Kalulu...just about every other transfer has been shitful.

It's not that Conceicao has been anything wow either.

 

[Adrian]

It's not that Conceicao has been anything wow either.

I think he did well enough pre-injury to be considered in the good transfer bucket.

 

[Hist]

Overly exaggerated, I think in comparison Giuntoli joined us with a bigger reputation. Marotta did really well, helping samp promote, keeping them up in serie A, qualifying them for uefa cup twice and CL once, but no-one on earth would have thought he'd do wonders here.

Marotta had as strong of a track record as anyone could ask for from someone working his way up from a small club. Huge overachievement over multiple seasons in a row not a one off.

Whoever is in charge of Aston Villa is doing a great job.

 

[PhRoZeN]

Marotta had as strong of a track record as anyone could ask for from someone working his way up from a small club. Huge overachievement over multiple seasons in a row not a one off.

Whoever is in charge of Aston Villa is doing a great job.

No other than Monchi, and on that topic I like dortmunds Zorc, Leverkusen's Rolf and ex Lille director Luis Campo

Closer to home, there's Sartori - his apprentice and our very own Marco Di Vaio (Bologna). There's Atalanta's D Amico.

 

[Siamak]

The more I think about it, the worse manager I can't remember.
We've had terrible transfers in the past with poor management decisions, with Diego, Sneijder, Amauri, Poulsen, Melo and... but this season has been the worst.
A complete mess in transfers! A disastrous system of selling young players and buying injured and useless players. In 20 years, we have not suffered as much loss and failure in the transfer market as this year. We do not even have a sponsor! Has such a disaster ever happened in the history of Juve?

 

[Alin]

At this rate we might soon be investigated by those clowns at FIGC again but this time around for facilitating easy plusvalenze or potentially additional profits for other teams at our own expense after all this costly dry loans and overpriced purchases of flops, along with undervaluing many of our own when we sell/rescind.