VicCB

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Jul 30, 2010
554
VicCB hates Del Piero and wants Juventus to lose. This has got to be a joke...
Have you bothered to read what I wrote after? Yes, I want the team to do badly this year (Europa League finish) if that will help kick start a positive revolution, instead of having a limited nationalistic person dictating the transfer strategies of the club. Obviously the only way to achieve this is to do badly, I wish there was some other way, but it took a CL less season to sack the past board, so it should take the same.

You know what? If you want to believe I hate Del Piero, fine whatever, but there is a logic to what I'm saying, having better management would be worth having a bad season, that's what I'm saying. Not to mention, with the players we have, it's hopeless to get a CL spot.

What is the alternative? That Marotta will somehow relent on his hardon for Italians? That limited players like Pepe, Motta, Martinez and Quag will take the club forward? That selling quality like Diego is the way to go? Relying on injury prone players like Aquilani just because he's Italian? Is that the type of director of sport you want?

Every village has it's idiot.
Hey smart guy, shouldn't you spell properly when insulting someone?
 

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king Ale

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Oct 28, 2004
21,689
Doing badly in this season, missing on a CL spot, getting awful results only lead to less money, more and more disastrous seasons to come, more and more average players bought by the board and it will take us more and more time to come back to the place we deserve to be at.
 

VicCB

Senior Member
Jul 30, 2010
554
Doing badly in this season, missing on a CL spot, getting awful results only lead to less money, more and more disastrous seasons to come, more and more average players bought by the board and it will take us more and more time to come back to the place we deserve to be at.
It'd be the same amount of money we had this season, and Marotta managed to buy 11 players. Eleven!! I reckon we could get 2 or 3 world class players and a better coach to be competitive again.
 

X Æ A-12

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Sep 4, 2006
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Have you bothered to read what I wrote after? Yes, I want the team to do badly this year (Europa League finish) if that will help kick start a positive revolution, instead of having a limited nationalistic person dictating the transfer strategies of the club. Obviously the only way to achieve this is to do badly, I wish there was some other way, but it took a CL less season to sack the past board, so it should take the same.

You know what? If you want to believe I hate Del Piero, fine whatever, but there is a logic to what I'm saying, having better management would be worth having a bad season, that's what I'm saying. Not to mention, with the players we have, it's hopeless to get a CL spot.

What is the alternative? That Marotta will somehow relent on his hardon for Italians? That limited players like Pepe, Motta, Martinez and Quag will take the club forward? That selling quality like Diego is the way to go? Relying on injury prone players like Aquilani just because he's Italian? Is that the type of director of sport you want?


Hey smart guy, shouldn't you spell properly when insulting someone?

So you think missing out on the CL for a second successive season will help Juventus? Thats just...
 

El Santo

El Enmascarado de Plata
Nov 26, 2008
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As a specialist in knee-jerking and obviousness, I feel qualified enough to say that Marrotta & co need to time to be proven right / wrong. In the mean time I think we should merely support the team and the directors. I may not agree with the moves made but this is what we have got to deal with.

We are after all Juve fans, therefore some patience and humility is required...we are not Inter Merda.
:tup:
 

VicCB

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Jul 30, 2010
554
So you think missing out on the CL for another season will help Juventus? Thats just...
We'll limp along if we keep Marotta as a transfer "guru", that's my main concern so I would like him out ASAP and in any way possible. It's a bit Machiavellian and I could have worded it better, but I don't think we'll do well anyway. If I'm wrong and this group without quality qualifies for the CL or even more unthinkable, win a trophy,I'll be happy to be proven wrong.

BTW, aren't there supposed to be infractions for insulting other people?
 

only-juve

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Jan 5, 2008
7,451
Doing badly in this season, missing on a CL spot, getting awful results only lead to less money, more and more disastrous seasons to come, more and more average players bought by the board and it will take us more and more time to come back to the place we deserve to be at.
:agree: i didn't like Marotta's moves in the market this summer but the last thing we need is another disastrous season this year.

Things will get reaaaaaally ugly if we did have another season like last. IMO we won't recover from that situation for loong time.
 

VicCB

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Jul 30, 2010
554
:agree: i didn't like Marotta's moves in the market this summer but the last thing we need is another disastrous season this year.

Things will get reaaaaaally ugly if we did have another season like last. IMO we won't recover from that situation for loong time.
Look, what I'm saying might be a little misguided, but I want Juve to be great again, and people like Marotta is not going to help us get there. I take it back, I was upset and looked for any way to get rid of him but you're right that another CL less season could be disastrous...I don't think we'll get it though.

Del Piero will score a few free kicks, Amauri will get about 10 goals, Iaquinta will huff and puff and get 8 goals, Aquilani will be sidelined half the season, Marchisio will be a ghost like he has been recently, Krasic too isolated to do anything and we'll be where we were here next year, just with less money, Martinez will prove to be useless and Quag will do 5 or 6 flashy goals and fade away. I hate it, but I can't see how it'll end up differently.
 

only-juve

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Jan 5, 2008
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We'll limp along if we keep Marotta as a transfer "guru", that's my main concern so I would like him out ASAP and in any way possible. It's a bit Machiavellian and I could have worded it better, but I don't think we'll do well anyway. If I'm wrong and this group without quality qualifies for the CL or even more unthinkable, win a trophy,I'll be happy to be proven wrong.

BTW, aren't there supposed to be infractions for insulting other people?
What makes you think we'll get someone better than Marotta if he leaves ?

I didn't like Marotta's moves too but i'm really hoping for the man to succeed here. Believe me this is perhaps our last hope (for the near future) to get our act together because if things got bad again this season, this club will lose alot (not just financially) but rather in everything else.
 

Zacheryah

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Aug 29, 2010
42,251
It'd be the same amount of money we had this season, and Marotta managed to buy 11 players. Eleven!! I reckon we could get 2 or 3 world class players and a better coach to be competitive again.
how exactly do you bring 2 "world class players" to a team that cant offer wages above 4mil/year, isnt in the champions league, and has about 15mil to spend on each of those 3 transferwise ?


also, if we didnt care and just bought, and we somehow fail to get qualified for the championsleague, we end op like lazio 10 years ago
 

Zacheryah

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Aug 29, 2010
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What makes you think we'll get someone better than Marotta if he leaves ?

I didn't like Marotta's moves too but i'm really hoping for the man to succeed here. Believe me this is perhaps our last hope (for the near future) to get our act together because if things got bad again this season, this club will lose alot (not just financially) but rather in everything else.
pure financially, marotta did a pretty good job

as for the team, wel we got all positions covered, some by players who got hunger and potential and spirit.

yeah, i wanted to see a krasic-macherano-aqua/march/-gourcuff midfield behind a sergio aguero - dzeko attack
but wel, its not possibale for the comming 2 years, so i'll wait and support the team on its path towards glory :flag1:
 

VicCB

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Jul 30, 2010
554
What makes you think we'll get someone better than Marotta if he leaves ?

I didn't like Marotta's moves too but i'm really hoping for the man to succeed here. Believe me this is perhaps our last hope (for the near future) to get our act together because if things got bad again this season, this club will lose alot (not just financially) but rather in everything else.
Like I said, I was upset at Diego's news today, so I typed what I typed. I agree having another disastrous season could be terrible in the long term. I just wish we had the team and management for a successful season.
 

DVS

Must be patient
Nov 13, 2008
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As a specialist in knee-jerking and obviousness, I feel qualified enough to say that Marrotta & co need to time to be proven right / wrong. In the mean time I think we should merely support the team and the directors. I may not agree with the moves made but this is what we have got to deal with.

We are after all Juve fans, therefore some patience and humility is required...we are not Inter Merda.
:tup:

I'm sick of pulling my hair over every move Beppe made. Everyone forgets the high salary this team had and the loads of dead weight he had to get rid of. Right now it doesn't look perfect but Patience is the key. Give him a couple of seasons at least
 

Scuba51

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Aug 9, 2007
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It'd be the same amount of money we had this season, and Marotta managed to buy 11 players. Eleven!! I reckon we could get 2 or 3 world class players and a better coach to be competitive again.
What 2 or 3 world class players would you have bought with the money we had?

As far as I can see, we needed at least 3 players in defence alone, so your world class players wouldn't really go that far.

Also wishing for the team to lose because you feel that Marotta hasn't done a good job kinda just makes it look like your considering yourself to be an expert in this kind of thing, which, imo, you really don't seem to be.

I personally feel that at the end of the season it'l be much easier to see how well Marotta's transfer's have gone, rather than wishing for them to fail before they get a chance.


Personally, I feel he's done a good job with transfers. He's bought players we need for the system, unlike Secoo who just bought whoever he thought looked good at the time. He's given them a decent wage, rather than just throwing money at them to get the to play like Poulsen. And he's got rid of the players with a high wage, or those who were earning too much for the amount they could contribute to a season, like Camo or Trez.

Sure, there hasn't been all the superstar names that we all wanted, but there were too many holes that needed filling. We have the basis for a good team, especially who's main ambition is to qualify for the champions league and nothing more. If we succeed in that, then we can buy our 2-3 world class players and the team would be incredibly strong. Imagine signing a world class lb, lw and cf next season and the team starts to look like it could be challenging for the Scudetto.

Judging from what I've read, alot of you will probably paint me with the overly optimistic brush, I personally just feel I'm being realistic about the strength of the players and the team for our aims. Sure flashy world class players would have been nice, would have probably sold more shirts, but the players we bought were players we needed to buy to fill the weak spots left by the previous management.

Edit: A few posts while I was typing this covered the same points, ah well.
 

Zacheryah

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Aug 29, 2010
42,251
:tup:

I'm sick of pulling my hair over every move Beppe made. Everyone forgets the high salary this team had and the loads of dead weight he had to get rid of. Right now it doesn't look perfect but Patience is the key. Give him a couple of seasons at least

completely agreed

he freed the club 52 million/year of wages, and invested just 20 million/year for all the new signings.
half of them beeing loans, so they can go at the end of the year.

how much did we all hate a player who comes to juve, flops and get a crazy wage, and doesnt leave because of this wage ?
Not happening with the loaned players


average age of the team went down by 4 years


Rate him when we get championsleague next year and he has more options to attrackt players
 

DVS

Must be patient
Nov 13, 2008
1,751
completely agreed

he freed the club 52 million/year of wages, and invested just 20 million/year for all the new signings.
half of them beeing loans, so they can go at the end of the year.

how much did we all hate a player who comes to juve, flops and get a crazy wage, and doesnt leave because of this wage ?
Not happening with the loaned players


average age of the team went down by 4 years


Rate him when we get championsleague next year and he has more options to attrackt players
Agreed but I personally not crazy about the overload in loans. 2 or 3 would have been sufficient. Just my take.
 

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