Diego DONE DEAL(read posts #1 & #4786) (4 Viewers)
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For any of the two formations to work they will need two very competent full backs both offensively and defensively. They will provide the natural width in the diamond and would bring up the ball from the back in the 433. In the 442 although its evident in our case, its not detrimental because you can have difference makers that provide that width in the midfield or even in attack.
I see where ya folks are coming from (fred/virtual) I just think Momo would be too restricted from doing what he does best on just one side, and that is breaking up play. Unless Marchisio can instill that killer instinct on himself on the left side I would be fine with Momo on the right. But like I said on the last page, were Momo in the middle he would have two pretty quality passers to both sides of him as a release valve. Should he drift from side to side, the two outside (marchisio/pouslen) could drop back in his place. Besides, if he were to push up the right side in attack for whatever reason, he is not the strongest crosser and its marchionni all over again. Poulsen would do a fine job as a spine in the midfield, but we wouldn't using Momo to his full potential I feel. What do you all think? perhaps I'm wrong, unless you already expect Momo to drift from side to side starting on the right side?
Juve have Diego date
Juventus and Werder Bremen have finally set a meeting date to discuss the future of Brazilian midfield star Diego.
The Bianconeri have been chasing the gifted playmaker for months and Diego has hinted that he would welcome a move to Turin.
Finally it seems that idle speculation could be replaced by something concrete as a date has been set to discuss a possible transfer.
According to Tuttosport, at the request of the player's father and agent Djair da Cunha, Juve sporting director Alessio Secco and Bremen counterpart Klaus Allofs have agreed to meet at the end of March.
Secco was reportedly keen to begin negotiations sooner, but Werder have delayed talks due to their Bundesliga and UEFA Cup engagements.
While the German outfit seem resigned to losing Diego at the end of the campaign, they have indicated that they won't sell him for less than £30m.
Juve don't have these funds at their disposal, but they may be able to find a compromise, possibly in the form of a part-exchange deal.
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Juventus and Werder Bremen have finally set a meeting date to discuss the future of Brazilian midfield star Diego.
The Bianconeri have been chasing the gifted playmaker for months and Diego has hinted that he would welcome a move to Turin.
Finally it seems that idle speculation could be replaced by something concrete as a date has been set to discuss a possible transfer.
According to Tuttosport, at the request of the player's father and agent Djair da Cunha, Juve sporting director Alessio Secco and Bremen counterpart Klaus Allofs have agreed to meet at the end of March.
Secco was reportedly keen to begin negotiations sooner, but Werder have delayed talks due to their Bundesliga and UEFA Cup engagements.
While the German outfit seem resigned to losing Diego at the end of the campaign, they have indicated that they won't sell him for less than £30m.
Juve don't have these funds at their disposal, but they may be able to find a compromise, possibly in the form of a part-exchange deal.
Channel 4
30 million sterlings sounds too much, not just for us, but for Diego. For that kind of money I would expect to see Ribery...And if Bremen stick to that figure, or near to it, we are better of with Silva. They are both young, and capable of improving our creative options going forward. Still, who knows...I saw figures of 40million EUROS banded around as our summer transfer war chest, so maybe we could afford it and will...Just seems better value to grab Silva for around 20million, then invest the rest on new fullbacks and cover for Camo.
that worries me
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