Tici sold Audero for 20 freaking mill and he wasnt even that good.... Junk sold Huijsen for less... enough said.
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Giuntoli Deal #46
Comment: Junktoli: Hey, the window is closing but I haven't yet found a CB. Araújo used me for contract extension. I was fooled. Veiga: Chill Ser, I'm here for you. They played me as DM or LB most of time but I see myself as a CB. Junktoli: Welcome to Turin.
- Player: Renato Veiga
- Type: dry loan
- From: Chelsea
- Detail: half season loan till 30 June 2025. €3.8m loan fee that may be increased up to a maximum of 1.5m.
- Note: Romano and Schira reported that the player's salary and agent fees are included in the loan fee.
Comment: Junktoli: Hey, the window is closing but I haven't yet found a CB. Araújo used me for contract extension. I was fooled. Veiga: Chill Ser, I'm here for you. They played me as DM or LB most of time but I see myself as a CB. Junktoli: Welcome to Turin.
Giuntoli Deal #47
Comment: A deal reeks of purging. Horrible management. Sheer disgrace. We are becoming a meme club. S for Danilo, F for JJ.
- Player: Danilo
- Type: contract termination
- To: Flamengo
- Note: Multiple sources said he will only receive January's salary and waive the remaining part. And he renounced a severance pay.
Comment: A deal reeks of purging. Horrible management. Sheer disgrace. We are becoming a meme club. S for Danilo, F for JJ.
Useless cunt. His incompetence reminds me of the old "Prepare three envelopes" joke.
A new CEO was hired to take over a struggling company. The CEO who was stepping down met with him privately and presented him with three numbered envelopes. “Open these if you run into serious trouble,” he said.
Well, three months later sales and profits were still way down and the new CEO was catching a lot of heat. He began to panic but then he remembered the envelopes. He went to his drawer and took out the first envelope. The message read, “Blame your predecessor.” The new CEO called a press conference and explained that the previous CEO had left him with a real mess and it was taking a bit longer to clean it up than expected, but everything was on the right track. Satisfied with his comments, the press – and Wall Street – responded positively.
Another quarter went by and the company continued to struggle. Having learned from his previous experience, the CEO quickly opened the second envelope. The message read, “Reorganize.” So he fired key people, consolidated divisions and cut costs everywhere he could. This he did and Wall Street, and the press, applauded his efforts.
Three months passed and the company was still short on sales and profits. The CEO would have to figure out how to get through another tough earnings call. The CEO went to his office, closed the door and opened the third envelope. The message said, “Prepare three envelopes.”
A new CEO was hired to take over a struggling company. The CEO who was stepping down met with him privately and presented him with three numbered envelopes. “Open these if you run into serious trouble,” he said.
Well, three months later sales and profits were still way down and the new CEO was catching a lot of heat. He began to panic but then he remembered the envelopes. He went to his drawer and took out the first envelope. The message read, “Blame your predecessor.” The new CEO called a press conference and explained that the previous CEO had left him with a real mess and it was taking a bit longer to clean it up than expected, but everything was on the right track. Satisfied with his comments, the press – and Wall Street – responded positively.
Another quarter went by and the company continued to struggle. Having learned from his previous experience, the CEO quickly opened the second envelope. The message read, “Reorganize.” So he fired key people, consolidated divisions and cut costs everywhere he could. This he did and Wall Street, and the press, applauded his efforts.
Three months passed and the company was still short on sales and profits. The CEO would have to figure out how to get through another tough earnings call. The CEO went to his office, closed the door and opened the third envelope. The message said, “Prepare three envelopes.”
Giuntoli better get the recruitment right because he is reshaping the squad and making high risk moves.
Wtf was the need to push Danilo out while signing players for his position like Cabal and Kalulu, going for Tomori, playing Savona. Not that these are bad guys, but they are not phenomenons.
Chiesa's exit as well. He isn't the same physically as before, but he sure puts in the work and is a model professional with more quality than anyone else we have in his role. I even like Weah, but he is in all senses a poor version of Chiesa. Having Nico and Weah over Chiesa when we finally move to wing based formations doesn't make much sense.
Fagioli looks to be on the way out, he will succeed wherever he goes. We stuck with him through the ban to give up on him when he comes back.
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Forgot about selling Hujsen to go for worse targets and loan random players
Wtf was the need to push Danilo out while signing players for his position like Cabal and Kalulu, going for Tomori, playing Savona. Not that these are bad guys, but they are not phenomenons.
Chiesa's exit as well. He isn't the same physically as before, but he sure puts in the work and is a model professional with more quality than anyone else we have in his role. I even like Weah, but he is in all senses a poor version of Chiesa. Having Nico and Weah over Chiesa when we finally move to wing based formations doesn't make much sense.
Fagioli looks to be on the way out, he will succeed wherever he goes. We stuck with him through the ban to give up on him when he comes back.
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Forgot about selling Hujsen to go for worse targets and loan random players
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