he wasnt happy to go, he was bitter we kicked him out and he knew that before June.
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Well, this mercato is full of disappointments to be honest even if reason speaks at the players links it should be understood that the targets were never to arrive. However, with the early disappointments by the end of July, the movements looked promising with Vucinic and Vidal arriving. With these two and the unnecessary loans that got signed, it looked like 4-3-3 is our best bet looking at the nature of midfielders we had and the number of forwards. By the end of August we also heard Agnello and Marotta promising again lots of things in August, just like they did in the beginning and failing. One would think they won't lie twice in the span of two months but they did. Giaccherini, Estegarribia and Elia meant that they ignored what is better for the squad just to please the only formation that Conte wants to field. Two unknowns and one lame player were acquired because that's what Marotta was only able to sign, covering it with bullshit about Conte not wanting this and not wanting that after each and every failure. And all this is a preparation for creating the scape goat Conte which will face the boot when/if the objectives fail. Then the icing on the cake was the centre back that was ignored since day one and only rushed in the last week. Up until now I don't know what Marotta was doing in the first weeks of August and left all the defender negotiations until the last week.
I will not mention anything about Amauri, Iaquinta and Grosso because it is not Marotta's fault they rejected all offers but loaning out Melo the way he did was a shame. Add to that him suffering in offloading some players was not enough lesson for him that such players don't leave, he went on and signed Pepe, Pazienza, Motta, Giaccherini, Estigarribia and to some extent Elia.
I will not mention anything about Amauri, Iaquinta and Grosso because it is not Marotta's fault they rejected all offers but loaning out Melo the way he did was a shame. Add to that him suffering in offloading some players was not enough lesson for him that such players don't leave, he went on and signed Pepe, Pazienza, Motta, Giaccherini, Estigarribia and to some extent Elia.
Decent points Jack, although would you say it is wise to not sign players who fit a 4-4-2 when this is Conte's preferred formation? We had this problem last season with Delneri who wanted 4-4-2, and ended up with Martinez, Lanzafame (4-3-3 players) and then Marchisio wide left. Also, the players we signed can basically all fit in this formation and also a 4-3-3. Elia and Giaccherini suit playing wide in a front three or wide midfield in an attacking 4-4-2, Vucinic in a front 3 or 2, Vidal and Pirlo can play in a midfield 2 or 3. The only ones restricted look to be the constant Marchisio quandary (at a strong level, he suits a midfield 3) and maybe Estigarribia, from the little I've seen of him.
I think that it was unnecessary to waste time and energy, not to mention squad place, to buy wingers if we aren't going to buy excellent wingers. We ended up buying three of them and I don't really want to mention their potential.
Yes, we can still play 4-3-3 but now it feels a bit silly to do that knowing that we have only four midfielders which does not guarantee continuity due to injuries and suspensions and because we have four wingers. And because these wingers can play as side forwards in a 4-3-3 it makes it all too silly when you think we have SEVEN forwards to fill the last forward position.
Yes, we can still play 4-3-3 but now it feels a bit silly to do that knowing that we have only four midfielders which does not guarantee continuity due to injuries and suspensions and because we have four wingers. And because these wingers can play as side forwards in a 4-3-3 it makes it all too silly when you think we have SEVEN forwards to fill the last forward position.
I have a question, and this may have nothing to do with marotta at all.
Now, the general feeling around here is that Sorenson is a bright prospect for the future.
If he was offered for that clown in Chievo, why didn't Chievo accept the deal?
I'm vdery curious as to what their reasoning could possibly be.
Now, the general feeling around here is that Sorenson is a bright prospect for the future.
If he was offered for that clown in Chievo, why didn't Chievo accept the deal?
I'm vdery curious as to what their reasoning could possibly be.
