Giuseppe Marotta (88 Viewers)

[JCK]

So I said 6 sorry I didn't know y and 5 were that different. I gave him a six because vidal, lichtensteiner,pirlo,Ziegler,vucinic and ellia were def improvements. Maybe not world class but with our standing and money its better than exepected

We spent 80 Million € on so many players where most of them were not as needed as a good left winger and midfielders. Only Lichtsteiner is a logical deal.
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I agree that Vidal is an improvement on Melo (speculation yet to be proved on the field), I also agree that Elia is an upgrade on Pepe and Martinez (who isn't anyway?) and I will also take Pirlo as a something positive yet Pazienza almost cancels the positive in it. Yet we managed to ignore our biggest problem in defence, not only we ignored the CB but also sold the slight improvement we had in the left side.

Neither with our standard nor with our money something like that should have been allowed. No matter how I look at it, I cannot see how was that better than expected.

 

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[JCK]

There are people who still think we are top contenders not only in Italy but in Europe. They think players still line up by the thousands praying to get the chance to sign with us.

Those are two different things though, as much as we far from being a contender in any competition, there are still quality players that would love to play for Juventus. Why? Because we are fucking Juventus, we are still a big club no matter how different you think.

 

[.zero]

Those are two different things though, as much as we far from being a contender in any competition, there are still quality players that would love to play for Juventus. Why? Because we are fucking Juventus, we are still a big club no matter how different you think.

I guess thats where we differ in opinions. The damage done to this club from the scandal will leave us reeling and rebuilding for the 4-5 more years. Back in 2006 I said it would take 10 years to return back to where we left off. To compound our situation, our management has no clue what its doing therefore we've cycled through 6 coaches in 5 years.

 

[JCK]

I guess thats where we differ in opinions. The damage done to this club from the scandal will leave us reeling and rebuilding for the 4-5 more years. Back in 2006 I said it would take 10 years to return back to where we left off. To compound our situation, our management has no clue what its doing therefore we've cycled through 6 coaches in 5 years.

But I totally agree with all that which also does not mean Juventus is not a big club anymore. Even if the club is not winning, it still has the same big club status as before. We are not the only big club to go through a long crisis. You are just not used to it.

 

[AndreaCristiano]

But I totally agree with all that which also does not mean Juventus is not a big club anymore. Even if the club is not winning, it still has the same big club status as before. We are not the only big club to go through a long crisis. You are just not used to it.

Yea look at Liverpool for example

 

[.zero]

Yea look at Liverpool for example

Liverpool has had 1-2 seasons of disappointment. Not a cataclismic blow to the club which has left it crippled for nearly half a decade now

 

[ALC]

IMO, we are a big club but that doesn't mean much anymore. There's a new era called "money talks" and that's what most players have in mind, together with success. Plus, Serie A is becoming stale and I don't see top players willing to play in it.

Sure it's a phase, but it's not just as a club, it's a league.

 

[IrishZebra]

Well, let's look at it this way;

Stroke of luck, we finish 3rd.
Go out a spend the 'CL money'
Buy Cissokho,a CB and a deep lying deputy for Pirlo.


There, we just became a big team again, because if Conte pans out, those addition would get us to the QFs I should think.

 

[deggen10]

Back in 2006 I said it would take 10 years to return back to where we left off.

???
We were one good market away from being elite again 2 years later.

 

[JCK]

Liverpool has had 1-2 seasons of disappointment. Not a cataclismic blow to the club which has left it crippled for nearly half a decade now

How old were you in 1986?

 

[JCK]

IMO, we are a big club but that doesn't mean much anymore. There's a new era called "money talks" and that's what most players have in mind, together with success. Plus, Serie A is becoming stale and I don't see top players willing to play in it.

Sure it's a phase, but it's not just as a club, it's a league.

That's true, the league adds to our woes.

 

[Emmet]

Liverpool has had 1-2 seasons of disappointment. Not a cataclismic blow to the club which has left it crippled for nearly half a decade now

Liverpool hasn't won their league since 1991, they have been shit for more or less 20 years. We will never suffer the same fate as them

 

[IrishZebra]

That's true, the league adds to our woes.

Of course I should think the 'Stadium Effect' will make us stand out to a level of say Shaktar.

Really can't underestimate the commercial potential of modernisation.

 

[.zero]

IMO, we are a big club but that doesn't mean much anymore. There's a new era called "money talks" and that's what most players have in mind, together with success. Plus, Serie A is becoming stale and I don't see top players willing to play in it.

Sure it's a phase, but it's not just as a club, it's a league.

Good point about Serie A as a whole

But its all cyclical. Don't forget how meh the EPL was in the 90s. Italian football ran shit back then and into the early 2000s. Serie A will return to some of that glory but without Juve being what it was it won't be the same.

But the fact is that the luster on the club can only take you so far these days. Poor management and the wrong mentality will leave this club in a deeper hole than it already is. The frustrating part about it all is that we are going about rebuilding entirely the wrong way. But thats just my opinion.

 

[.zero]

Liverpool hasn't won their league since 1991, they have been shit for more or less 20 years. We will never suffer the same fate as them

They are perennial European competitors. Can we say that for the latter part of this decade?

 

[Emmet]

They are perennial European competitors. Can we say that for the latter part of this decade?

We were in the CL from 08-10, in the EL last season, since 2006 we have only missed out on Europe for 3 seasons, 2 of which Europe was impossible to reach. Liverpool were never in the CL until 2001. We are doing ok.

 

[deggen10]

The real problem with Juventus' prestige today is that we made fk**ll impression in Europe for that supposedly great team. One or two CL titles in 2000's and every kid today would still consider us a giant of football.

Take out calciopoli and give us 2-3 scuds. So what. Without European success, you're nothing.

 

[.zero]

And here we have an example of the type of member I was talking about

no offense btw

 

[IrishZebra]

Bit of a point there though Dru, defensive knockout football is de gays.

 

[IrishZebra]

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