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Alen

Ѕenior Аdmin
Apr 2, 2007
54,006
This is odd. Moggi is usually first to point out what he would do different and what our board is doing badly.
Most of our defenders are players bought by Moggi in the past.
Cannavaro, Legrottaglie, Zebina, Chiellini, Molinaro (he bought him first).
Even Grygera and Salihamidzic were rumoured to join us when Moggi was here and i believe he made the first contacts with these players. De Ceglie is from the youth team.

He can't say that these players aren't good enough when he was the one who brought them to Juve. But he will always have to say something about Melo, Knezevic, Amauri (didn't he say some shit against Amauri last summer?), Mellberg etc.
 

Stevie

..........
Mar 30, 2003
20,913
Does anyone else think it is rather curious that while we are all concerned about our fullbacks, Moggi and other commentators don't tend to bring them up when speaking about our weaknesses?
Thats a good point i was thinking the same thing. Everyone on this forum is in agreement that we have mediocre full backs but no one else seems concerned. I dont think we are wrong at all and it really baffles me that more attention hasnt been given by Juve in improving our fullbacks and more people like Moggi have not voiced their opinions on the matter when its plain to see by anyone with any sort of knowledge about football.

edit: just read Alens post and that explains the moggi bit quite well :tup:
 

Bjerknes

"Top Economist"
Mar 16, 2004
116,234
Stuff about Mellborg and Knezevic are justified, because Moggi signed better free agents than that. Perhaps Melo is a bit overpriced, but you can't go into a restaurant trying to debate the market price for surf and turf. The market price for Melo was 25M Euros, set and standard, so arguing about this will get you thrown out of my restaurant.

About having players that can control the pace, Diego has shown that he can, and I believe Melo can as well (compared to other players we have had in the team over the past 5 years). Moggi had us play with two extremely mechanic central midfielders who got the job done without any flair, but they did shit for us in the Champions League. I don't appreciate those seasons with Capello whatsoever because we could have achieved a lot more if the bastards made smarter decisions.
 

Osman

Koul Khara!
Aug 30, 2002
61,503
I wouldnt say no one else, football commentators on actual games regurarly commented on that being our main weakness (and read tons of articles mention it as the main weakness). See Alens post for why Moggi doesnt say shit against them (he has his on pathetic agenda and has zero interest in Juve in general improvin). And other experts, I guess they think its so obvious it doesnt warrant to be mentionned, really. Because its clearly our weakness, compared to our midfield that looks real good.
 

Bjerknes

"Top Economist"
Mar 16, 2004
116,234
Thats a good point i was thinking the same thing. Everyone on this forum is in agreement that we have mediocre full backs but no one else seems concerned. I dont think we are wrong at all and it really baffles me that more attention hasnt been given by Juve in improving our fullbacks and more people like Moggi have not voiced their opinions on the matter when its plain to see by anyone with any sort of knowledge about football.

edit: just read Alens post and that explains the moggi bit quite well :tup:
I've seen bloggers on Football Italia highlight the fullback weakness at least twice.

But I doubt Moggi would come out to say anything about them because he wanted Grygera here and Molinaro is Italian.
 

Sadomin

Senior Member
Apr 5, 2005
7,327
I've seen bloggers on Football Italia highlight the fullback weakness at least twice.

But I doubt Moggi would come out to say anything about them because he wanted Grygera here and Molinaro is Italian.
Molinaro was a Moggi acquisition as well.

He's just bitter. Secco loaned Knezevic, Moggi loaned Gladstone. Secco signed Mellberg on a free, Moggi signed Kovac on a free. Secco signs Melo, Moggi signs an over-the-hill Vieira for nearly the same amount.

Not big enough of a difference between those transfer for him to gloat, is there? Not to mention all the strikers he signed who were far worse than Amauri.
 

king Ale

Senior Member
Oct 28, 2004
21,689
Most of our defenders are players bought by Moggi in the past.
Cannavaro, Legrottaglie, Zebina, Chiellini, Molinaro (he bought him first).
Even Grygera and Salihamidzic were rumoured to join us when Moggi was here and i believe he made the first contacts with these players. De Ceglie is from the youth team.
The Cannavaro Moggi brought in vs the Cannavaro our new board brought; Moggi can still criticize the new board.
 

king Ale

Senior Member
Oct 28, 2004
21,689
Molinaro was a Moggi acquisition as well.

He's just bitter. Secco loaned Knezevic, Moggi loaned Gladstone. Secco signed Mellberg on a free, Moggi signed Kovac on a free. Secco signs Melo, Moggi signs an over-the-hill Vieira for nearly the same amount.

Not big enough of a difference between those transfer for him to gloat, is there? Not to mention all the strikers he signed who were far worse than Amauri.
Are you sure?
 

Bjerknes

"Top Economist"
Mar 16, 2004
116,234
Molinaro was a Moggi acquisition as well.

He's just bitter. Secco loaned Knezevic, Moggi loaned Gladstone. Secco signed Mellberg on a free, Moggi signed Kovac on a free. Secco signs Melo, Moggi signs an over-the-hill Vieira for nearly the same amount.

Not big enough of a difference between those transfer for him to gloat, is there? Not to mention all the strikers he signed who were far worse than Amauri.
Well, Kovac >>> Mellberg without a doubt.

But yeah, Moggi doesn't really have a lot to complain about when it comes to our transfer campaign this summer (other seasons, yes). Plus if he was here, we'd even have more youngsters loaned out most likely. So screw that.

But I don't agree with your last sentence.
 

king Ale

Senior Member
Oct 28, 2004
21,689
He doesn't mean ALL the strikers signed by Moggi. He means all those strikers who were just as expensive but not as good as Amauri (Salas, Di Vaio).
I love Amauri and all but to call him a faaaar better striker than Di Vaio for Juve is just not true. Not yet to say the least.
 

Osman

Koul Khara!
Aug 30, 2002
61,503
He wasn't a striker :D
Or was he? I forgot all about him.

He was great in that team he played at before he joined us though.
Was a forward/striker, used to watch him in Espanyol, fun player to watch. But he was a GIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIGANTIC flop for us. So big of a flop, his entire career died out after he left us, couldnt recover :D


P.S Updated the above post :D
 

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