However you try to look at things and interpret them, to constantly promising a top forward and ending up with none is inexcusable. Juve have been lacking a top striker since Trez and it hasn't been addressed yet. This is what we have:
Vucinic: a talented player whose bad days outnumber his good ones; too inconsistent to be the focal point of the attack without which the team can't function, too talented to be on bench. Must have been paired with a better player or sold to make way (financially) for one. He wouldn't be a 15m player if he had good days on a constant basis.
Giovinco: too "small" to be a Juve starter, too noisy to sit on bench.
Matri and Quag: decent squad players and nothing more.
Bendtner: too spacious for both playing on the field and sitting on the bench.
Vucinic was known to be a lazy player who cost you games when is not in the mood to play. Giovinco had been given the chance to prove himself before he left Juve and it was clear that he doesn't have what it takes, both mentally and physically, to be a top player in a top team. We had already derived the most we could out of Matri and Quag and you know there's something wrong with a player who Wenger gives up on.
Money is clearly not the only issue considering the amounts paid on Matri and Quag. Credit to Marotta for all he's done but he's responsible for the problems Juve have in attack. His incompetency to seal deals is obvious. Van Persie and Cavani were not going to happen but he totally screwed it up with Jovetic. The player wanted Juve, his wages were relatively low and his price, despite being inflated, was reasonable considering our serious need for a decent forward. The fact that Juve "tried" to sign forwards in the summer means that Conte had asked for them. It was Marotta's fault who couldn't do his job properly in that department.
Vucinic: a talented player whose bad days outnumber his good ones; too inconsistent to be the focal point of the attack without which the team can't function, too talented to be on bench. Must have been paired with a better player or sold to make way (financially) for one. He wouldn't be a 15m player if he had good days on a constant basis.
Giovinco: too "small" to be a Juve starter, too noisy to sit on bench.
Matri and Quag: decent squad players and nothing more.
Bendtner: too spacious for both playing on the field and sitting on the bench.
Vucinic was known to be a lazy player who cost you games when is not in the mood to play. Giovinco had been given the chance to prove himself before he left Juve and it was clear that he doesn't have what it takes, both mentally and physically, to be a top player in a top team. We had already derived the most we could out of Matri and Quag and you know there's something wrong with a player who Wenger gives up on.
Money is clearly not the only issue considering the amounts paid on Matri and Quag. Credit to Marotta for all he's done but he's responsible for the problems Juve have in attack. His incompetency to seal deals is obvious. Van Persie and Cavani were not going to happen but he totally screwed it up with Jovetic. The player wanted Juve, his wages were relatively low and his price, despite being inflated, was reasonable considering our serious need for a decent forward. The fact that Juve "tried" to sign forwards in the summer means that Conte had asked for them. It was Marotta's fault who couldn't do his job properly in that department.

