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dolph

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Mar 30, 2006
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If you type in "Giant Floppy Pussy" on Pornhub (and lets be honest, who hasn't), you will get a 4 minute compilation of Pussynardi scoring penalties and taking corners.

WHAT A FUCKING PUSSY!!!!!
 
May 22, 2013
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I honestly don't get all the fuss around here. Why is he a pussy? He is still very young and it seems super reasonable that he wants to stay. It might not be the best choice, but who really knows at this point? I can see where he is coming from. At Sassoulo he has a coach that trusts him and has already shown he can evolve, he will be an important part of a club playing in europa and fighting for sub top positions instead of going to Juve to what - be a back up for Dybala?

Must be hard to say no to a chance at a big club, who knows if we will be as keen on him next year. But we have seen numerous times that promising players go to the big clubs too early and end up at a smaller club again after warming the bench for a season or two.
Besides, i think our funds are better spent elsewhere this mercato, i think we should monitor his development and evaluate next summer.

And people seriously have to stop with that Inter BS, he said he suported Inter as a child but doesn't cheer for any team besides the one he plays for. How can that get people so worked up? And if you really think he is such a pussy and not good enough to contribute at Juve anyway, why do you feel the need to mock him? Shouldn't you just be glad we won't spend a dime on him this summer and can use our funds on other targets?
 

Hydde

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Mar 6, 2003
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OK, after calming a little and thinkin with cool head, i kind of understand his decition.

-Lets be honest, he will never bench Dybala. he knows this and he knows we will not change formation for him.
-He LOVES Sassuolo more than inter or Juve. Is the team who gave him his first big chance and turned him into what he is.
-He feels bad for leaving Sassuolo after all the effort they had to do to reach Europe. He knows this will most likely spell doom for them because he is almost irreplacable for Sassuolo.
-He wants to test himself in Europa league before going straight away into serious business with Juve and the CL.

Simply, it seems he thinks he has unfinished business in Sassuolo and wants that valuable experience of the EL with his friends.

This will be his last year at Sassuolo as he will complete the cycle. He was not ready for us mentally.

That said, i would like to have him here.... but is better this way for him....and for us because we can now use that money to seal morata.

Deep inside, all of us had something bugging us about this deal. Better this way
 

Post Ironic

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Feb 9, 2013
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Assuming this is true, it's a stunning lack of ambition any way you look at it.

He turns 22 in a month. He's not an 18 year old anymore.

Players like Pogba and Coman come to Juve at 18 refusing to be loaned out, and fighting for every minute they can get on the pitch. COman wanted more minutes so we sold him to Bayern, where he's fought for minutes at another top club. Dybala came to Juve as a 21 year old last year. Didn't refuse a move saying he wanted to stay at Palermo. Rugani didn't insist on remaining at Empoli, instead he came to fight for playing time in a stacked line up of CBs, competing with the 3 best CBs in Italy. Even Zaza came here knowing he'd have to fight tooth and nail for every minute on the pitch. :lol:

To say the very least, Berardi's lack of ambition and drive to play at a top club and be one of the best in the world is lamentable.
 

Hydde

Minimiliano Tristelli
Mar 6, 2003
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Assuming this is true, it's a stunning lack of ambition any way you look at it.

He turns 22 in a month. He's not an 18 year old anymore.

Players like Pogba and Coman come to Juve at 18 refusing to be loaned out, and fighting for every minute they can get on the pitch. COman wanted more minutes so we sold him to Bayern, where he's fought for minutes at another top club. Dybala came to Juve as a 21 year old last year. Didn't refuse a move saying he wanted to stay at Palermo. Rugani didn't insist on remaining at Empoli, instead he came to fight for playing time in a stacked line up of CBs, competing with the 3 best CBs in Italy. Even Zaza came here knowing he'd have to fight tooth and nail for every minute on the pitch. :lol:

To say the very least, Berardi's lack of ambition and drive to play at a top club and be one of the best in the world is lamentable.
yeh i understand it. he simply sees it otherway. Lets see how this pan out.
 

jukazem

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Feb 10, 2007
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Would be very uncharacteristic of Juve to buy a player who isn't motivated to play for Juve. And from Berardi's point of view, he should just wait for Inter, stay true to his love for the game.
 
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