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Inter Coach Stramaccioni was very irritated after the 3-1 win in Turin at the ‘sarcastic’ comments from Marotta regarding his ‘carefree tactics.’
“If he wants to cause controversy, that’s his problem. It was a compliment, as it means he had courage coming to Turin with three strikers,” insisted Marotta.

“I said two excellent teams would go head-to-head today, so I cannot be clearer than that. If Stramaccioni wants to turn anything into a headline, then he’s free to do so.
“Not everyone comes to Turin with three forwards, so it really was a compliment.
“We certainly did not underestimate Inter, who have some great individual players and I considered them to be one of the Scudetto contenders even before this match.
“Perhaps we were not at our best. We certainly had more chances in the first half, though perhaps with the tempo not as high as usual.
“The squad is keeping up with constant commitments at domestic, European and international level, so that does take a lot out of you in physical and psychological terms.
“Let us not forget we still have the strongest attack and defence in Serie A. Our characteristics are that the group allows individuals to have scoring opportunities. Perhaps having a more clinical hitman would’ve brought us someadvantages.”
Marotta also commented on the controversial incidents, as Arturo Vidal’s opener should’ve been ruled offside.
“They are mistakes, I don’t know whether grave or not. I think the goal was so fast that the assistant was not even in position and didn’t see.”
 

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WΏΏdy?

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Dec 23, 2005
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Marotta rues Juventus' lack of 'clinical striker' against Inter


"Was our attack light? Yes, maybe with a more clinical striker we might've had a different result," the 57-year-old told Tuttosport.

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What about the argument that a top team is enough? up your ass?
 

K.O.

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Nov 24, 2005
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Is he hinting something will happen in Januray?

I doubt it. And even if he does bring someone upfront, it'll be another mediocre acquisition.
 

Bianconero81

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Jan 26, 2009
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No, that's what ignorant people like you want to believe.
How convenient that you always post after me; I suggest you find yourself a new hobby :D

Oh, and if ignorance is calling shit as I see it (there are some who believe Marotta can do no wrong, and justify all his actions, as if they are on his payroll or some shit), then I choose to remain ignorant. To each his own. Now go and enjoy your evening ;)
 

Klin

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May 27, 2009
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How convenient that you always post after me; I suggest you find yourself a new hobby :D

Oh, and if ignorance is calling shit as I see it (there are some who believe Marotta can do no wrong, and justify all his actions, as if they are on his payroll or some shit), then I choose to remain ignorant. To each his own. Now go and enjoy your evening ;)
Please show me who these persons are, or shut up. Justifying his actions is different than being rational and understand certain things are beyond his control.
 

Klin

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May 27, 2009
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You have ample time on your hands. Why don't you go through the entire thread and find answers for yourself?! :boh:

I'm not a bitch or a snitch, so I'm not naming names, and saying I told you so.
As I thought, you just rant and rant because that's what you're good at. Making stuff up to prove a point does not count.
 

WΏΏdy?

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Dec 23, 2005
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Is he hinting something will happen in Januray?

I doubt it. And even if he does bring someone upfront, it'll be another mediocre acquisition.
:agree: Just wait for him to come out and say we are after a few WC forwards, not just hints but claim we are close.

Then we get Pazzini or Gilardino on loan :touched:
 

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