Hydde

Minimiliano Tristelli
Mar 6, 2003
38,985
If they are absolute crap like most of our youngsters bar marchisio were the last decade, then yes.

However, we signed considerably better talent, so that should get us some gems
Thats another thing that i just cannot understand eentirely...


How come Spain raise a bunch of Juanitos and Pepitos... give them continuity and first team football...and suddenly they become world stars...with almost 3 times the development of italians youngsters..

On the other hand..... in Italy...98% of youngsters "are all crap and must play in serie B until rerirement" ?. I just cant believe that. italy is missmanaging youngsters in EXTREMES. I just cannot believe "the amount of crap the italians youth ranks are producing" is the final result. WHy? because im pretty sure that in the last 10 years.... to not go so far... italian teams have led true gems rot in the darkness or simply dissapear.... because of the stupid policy they have when treating young boys.


Just look at what happened todayin the U21 final. Total ownage.

We should sincerely pay much more attention to the likes of marrone, gabiadini, inmobile, padovan Bokuyoeie and the likes.

At leats give them chances instead of the benders, borrielos and anelkas who have no furute with us in any way.
 

Zacheryah

Senior Member
Aug 29, 2010
42,251
matri/quag? we will find a zenit for them...
Thats another thing that i just cannot understand eentirely...


How come Spain raise a bunch of Juanitos and Pepitos... give them continuity and first team football...and suddenly they become world stars...with almost 3 times the development of italians youngsters..

On the other hand..... in Italy...98% of youngsters "are all crap and must play in serie B until rerirement" ?. I just cant believe that. italy is missmanaging youngsters in EXTREMES. I just cannot believe "the amount of crap the italians youth ranks are producing" is the final result. WHy? because im pretty sure that in the last 10 years.... to not go so far... italian teams have led true gems rot in the darkness or simply dissapear.... because of the stupid policy they have when treating young boys.


Just look at what happened todayin the U21 final. Total ownage.

We should sincerely pay much more attention to the likes of marrone, gabiadini, inmobile, padovan Bokuyoeie and the likes.

At leats give them chances instead of the benders, borrielos and anelkas who have no furute with us in any way.
talent allways comes up. and quite frankly, it didnt do much so far. After the del piero generation, we had a gigantic shortage of talent. The verratti generation seems much more promising tho. about goddamn time
 

Vlad

In Allegri We Trust
May 23, 2011
24,029
Thats another thing that i just cannot understand eentirely...


How come Spain raise a bunch of Juanitos and Pepitos... give them continuity and first team football...and suddenly they become world stars...with almost 3 times the development of italians youngsters..

On the other hand..... in Italy...98% of youngsters "are all crap and must play in serie B until rerirement" ?. I just cant believe that. italy is missmanaging youngsters in EXTREMES. I just cannot believe "the amount of crap the italians youth ranks are producing" is the final result. WHy? because im pretty sure that in the last 10 years.... to not go so far... italian teams have led true gems rot in the darkness or simply dissapear.... because of the stupid policy they have when treating young boys.


Just look at what happened todayin the U21 final. Total ownage.

We should sincerely pay much more attention to the likes of marrone, gabiadini, inmobile, padovan Bokuyoeie and the likes.

At leats give them chances instead of the benders, borrielos and anelkas who have no furute with us in any way.
:tup:
 

Red

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Moderator
Nov 26, 2006
47,024
The problem is that there isnt a market for the strikers we want to offload

outside italy ? no one+they dont want to

Inside italy ? aint got no money for that
That's something that is frequently overlooked when critiquing Marotta's selling ability.

Comes down to Serie A being significantly weaker/poorer than it once was.
 

napoleonic

Senior Member
Sep 7, 2010
4,129
:lol: we can't spend more than 22m in a single player, yet we spent 11m for giovinco, 9m for asamoah and 9.4m for isla :lol: and they said, we can't and won't spend 30m on higuain/jojo while getting freebies backups :lol:

logic blown :lol:

and oh wait, all of fucking that shit? we CANNOT sell :lol:

next, they will say : WE CANNOT BUY HIGUAIN/JOJO FOR 30m EVEN AFTER WE SELL QUAQ AND MATRI FOR BOTH 7-10M, WHY? BECAUSE OF THE CORTINESSA PROJECT, so WE CANNOT BUY ANYONE OVER 22m :lol:

logic? where are you? :lol:
 

Catenaccio

Senior Member
Jul 15, 2002
3,363
Moggi sais a lot of nonsense these days but I wholeheartedly agree on one thing he sais constantly: "Juventus needs to sell first".

There are a lot of players we have that can yield us some transfer $ but we can't seem to manage it. Matri, Melo, Quags, and Ziegler should at least in theory give us 25-30m in funds. Surely that is enough to land a 30m world class striker to partner Llorente. If you want 2 world class forwards, then you have to sell Vucinic and/or Giovinco. Sell both and thats another 25m. Thats 50m to spend on 2 world class strikers. If that happened, we would have 3 strikers and bring in someone like Gabbiadini, Immobile or Boakye to make up the numbers.

The problem is that players like Matri and Quags wouldn't make the first team (and may struggle to make the bench) of most of Europe's top 10-15 clubs. You will find that clubs outside of those would struggle to pay more than 7m for any player.
 

napoleonic

Senior Member
Sep 7, 2010
4,129
its all explained in the last 5 pages


yet you repeat yourself.
Moggi sais a lot of nonsense these days but I wholeheartedly agree on one thing he sais constantly: "Juventus needs to sell first".

There are a lot of players we have that can yield us some transfer $ but we can't seem to manage it. Matri, Melo, Quags, and Ziegler should at least in theory give us 25-30m in funds. Surely that is enough to land a 30m world class striker to partner Llorente. If you want 2 world class forwards, then you have to sell Vucinic and/or Giovinco. Sell both and thats another 25m. Thats 50m to spend on 2 world class strikers. If that happened, we would have 3 strikers and bring in someone like Gabbiadini, Immobile or Boakye to make up the numbers.

The problem is that players like Matri and Quags wouldn't make the first team (and may struggle to make the bench) of most of Europe's top 10-15 clubs. You will find that clubs outside of those would struggle to pay more than 7m for any player.
and THIS is what you should look at, mr. realist and all other marotta apologists!

we can raise some funds, if marotta have any competence

selling matri and quaq should at least net us 10m excluding the wage freed, then there is 3m iaquinta wage freed and then there is pepe and all others who can be used to raise funds

as galliani said "we are fine as we are", in juve case, we are indeed fine as we are, selling all those useless players won't weaken us

in the end, I'd settle for giovinco, vucinic, llorente, higuain/jovetic, youth forward, pepe/isla forward lineup that can fill both 3-5-2 and 4-3-3 formation

that can be achieved with just 30m total and that is realistic, and I'd be satisfied at this point even if we only get some freebies backups
 

ZoSo

Senior Member
Jul 11, 2011
41,656
But the thing is: people do not want to take steps. They want it right now, preferably by spending as much money as possible.
Yes, buying a 12m Tevez or 25m Higuain is spending as much money as possible and certainly isn't reasonable only because our DS probably isn't capable of making the signing on his own.
 

Zacheryah

Senior Member
Aug 29, 2010
42,251
Moggi sais a lot of nonsense these days but I wholeheartedly agree on one thing he sais constantly: "Juventus needs to sell first".

There are a lot of players we have that can yield us some transfer $ but we can't seem to manage it. Matri, Melo, Quags, and Ziegler should at least in theory give us 25-30m in funds. Surely that is enough to land a 30m world class striker to partner Llorente. If you want 2 world class forwards, then you have to sell Vucinic and/or Giovinco. Sell both and thats another 25m. Thats 50m to spend on 2 world class strikers. If that happened, we would have 3 strikers and bring in someone like Gabbiadini, Immobile or Boakye to make up the numbers.

The problem is that players like Matri and Quags wouldn't make the first team (and may struggle to make the bench) of most of Europe's top 10-15 clubs. You will find that clubs outside of those would struggle to pay more than 7m for any player.
and THIS is what you should look at, mr. realist and all other marotta apologists!

we can raise some funds, if marotta have any competence

selling matri and quaq should at least net us 10m excluding the wage freed, then there is 3m iaquinta wage freed and then there is pepe and all others who can be used to raise funds

as galliani said "we are fine as we are", in juve case, we are indeed fine as we are, selling all those useless players won't weaken us

in the end, I'd settle for giovinco, vucinic, llorente, higuain/jovetic, youth forward, pepe/isla forward lineup that can fill both 3-5-2 and 4-3-3 formation

that can be achieved with just 30m total and that is realistic, and I'd be satisfied at this point even if we only get some freebies backups

Id you cannot read what red and me said above about selling players , then you both are truely ignorant or retarded.


so tell me, AFTER YOU READ IT, who would you sell to ?
 

Buck Fuddy

Lara Chedraoui fanboy
May 22, 2009
10,882
Yes, buying a 12m Tevez or 25m Higuain is spending as much money as possible and certainly isn't reasonable only because our DS probably isn't capable of making the signing on his own.
Hey, if we only had to pay for the transfer fee, we could have gotten them both by now. Sadly, that's not how it works. And there's really no point in going over the financial situation anymore. Since people just pick what they want or don't want to believe anyway. Besides, for those who really want to know the situation, there are more than enough facts out there.

That's not my point though. People don't care for the long term anymore. They want it all & they want it now. And that's not just a football (fan) thing.
 

ZoSo

Senior Member
Jul 11, 2011
41,656
Hey, if we only had to pay for the transfer fee, we could have gotten them both by now. Sadly, that's not how it works. And there's really no point in going over the financial situation anymore. Since people just pick what they want or don't want to believe anyway. Besides, for those who really want to know the situation, there are more than enough facts out there.

That's not my point though. People don't care for the long term anymore. They want it all & they want it now. And that's not just a football (fan) thing.
They get paid wages? :shocked: Contrary to popular belief, Juventus is not as poor as some would have you believe and buying one player would not damage us in the long term. You're just putting words in people's mouths.
 

Buck Fuddy

Lara Chedraoui fanboy
May 22, 2009
10,882
They get paid wages? :shocked: Contrary to popular belief, Juventus is not as poor as some would have you believe and buying one player would not damage us in the long term. You're just putting words in people's mouths.
It's not even about being poor or not, in the short term. I'm well aware of our current financial situation. And I have also formed a personal opinion (based on the facts that are out there) on what we can or can not do, taking into consideration how we tend to operate. And, for what it's worth, the arrival of "il top player" is definitly possible, but ONLY when it's on our terms. Boundaries have been set within which we operate, and I do believe they are in line with our actual financial capabilities.
Regardless, it's not my problem if people rather believe random stuff in the media as opposed to the facts that are available to anyone who's interested.

As for one player not damaging us, that depends on how you see it. I'd say Melo did a lot of damage (we're still feeling it). Same for Iaquinta & Amauri, to some extent.
 

ZoSo

Senior Member
Jul 11, 2011
41,656
As for one player not damaging us, that depends on how you see it. I'd say Melo did a lot of damage (we're still feeling it). Same for Iaquinta & Amauri, to some extent.
We had a bigger wage bill then with worse squad results and lower income. So I don't think Tevez/Higuain etc would damage us in the long term to the point of where the squad needs an overhaul...
 

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