Giuseppe Marotta (23 Viewers)

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@Hustini @Kyle

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chicken suckadeck

 

[Mr Chocolate]

balding sperm whale
omg im crying

 

[ZoSo]

besciamella sauce all over me

 

[Bianconero_Aus]

balding sperm whale
omg im crying

That was my one

 

[Hust]

@Hustini @Kyle

"the society", balding sperm whale, besciamella sauce over me, bukakke'd by beppe club, cam is the man, chicken suckadeck, chrome domus maximus, crazy britney, doomsday marotta, incompetent, lord installments, our dear leader, secco clone, terrorist, troll, troll beast, useless balding slut, what a mess, willy loman, zach lickingmarottasballs

What did I read

 

[Jem83]

this man is great, imo

 

[Bianconero_Aus]

this man is great, imo

And on that note, I miss this threads glory days of between 2012 and end of 2013, when me, you Nzoric and Fint were taking on all comers, and establishing the great sauna of the society. We need to bring the glory days back.

 

[Jem83]

you're great too

 

[Bianconero_Aus]

We're great.

Praise be.

 

[Alex-444]

Beppe Marotta says Juventus can move in the January market if required, but that there is faith in the squad currently under Max Allegri’s guidance.

On from praising the early impact the former Milan Coach has had in Turin since his summer arrival, the director general has commented on the suggestion further transfer work may be done in midseason.

“In January if we need to do so then we will make corrective measures,” Marotta has explained on Radio 1 today.

“We are happy with the group at the disposal of Allegri, we are competitive in Italy and even in Europe, where there are other clubs stronger than us.

“I have heard criticism of our defence, but if I am not mistaken, after three games we have not conceded a goal.

“In recent years, Juventus’ appeal has returned to what it was in the past. Years ago, [Udinese forward Antonio] Di Natale would not come, but now champions are willingly doing so.

“We have created a structure, with [sporting director Fabio] Paratici that allows us to take advantage of opportunities in the market.”

Marotta was asked a couple of questions about strikers.

“Mario Balotelli? We never went in for him. Alvaro Morata? He got injured in a surprising manner in just his first training session and has only recently returned.

“We are counting on him, but the competition is great in attack. We have so many competitions to play and so he will have his space.”

Juve have an option to buy back Simone Zaza next summer, whilst they still hold co-ownership on Domencio Berardi and Manolo Gabbiadini.

“We already have five strikers in the squad, perhaps here they would not find the space that they have at Sassuolo and Sampdoria.

“Ciro Immobile, however, was co-owned by Torino and he expressed his desire to go to Borussia Dortmund, whilst there was also the economic need.”

Andrea Pirlo may face a battle to win back his place in the starting XI, with Claudio Marchisio’s form in his position.

“The competition for places stimulates greater commitment - Pirlo is a champion and his place is not only on the field but also in the dressing room.

“From the footballing point of view, so far, his absence has not been felt, but in the end we definitely need him, as we do the other midfielders.”

 

[Ahmed]

'corrective measures'

San Beppe be killin' dem foolz in the market as always. #GodOfMercato

 

[GordoDeCentral]

Beppe Marotta says Juventus can move in the January market if required, but that there is faith in the squad currently under Max Allegri’s guidance.

On from praising the early impact the former Milan Coach has had in Turin since his summer arrival, the director general has commented on the suggestion further transfer work may be done in midseason.

“In January if we need to do so then we will make corrective measures,” Marotta has explained on Radio 1 today.

“We are happy with the group at the disposal of Allegri, we are competitive in Italy and even in Europe, where there are other clubs stronger than us.

“I have heard criticism of our defence, but if I am not mistaken, after three games we have not conceded a goal.

“In recent years, Juventus’ appeal has returned to what it was in the past. Years ago, [Udinese forward Antonio] Di Natale would not come, but now champions are willingly doing so.

“We have created a structure, with [sporting director Fabio] Paratici that allows us to take advantage of opportunities in the market.”

Marotta was asked a couple of questions about strikers.

“Mario Balotelli? We never went in for him. Alvaro Morata? He got injured in a surprising manner in just his first training session and has only recently returned.

“We are counting on him, but the competition is great in attack. We have so many competitions to play and so he will have his space.”

Juve have an option to buy back Simone Zaza next summer, whilst they still hold co-ownership on Domencio Berardi and Manolo Gabbiadini.

“We already have five strikers in the squad, perhaps here they would not find the space that they have at Sassuolo and Sampdoria.

“Ciro Immobile, however, was co-owned by Torino and he expressed his desire to go to Borussia Dortmund, whilst there was also the economic need.”

Andrea Pirlo may face a battle to win back his place in the starting XI, with Claudio Marchisio’s form in his position.

“The competition for places stimulates greater commitment - Pirlo is a champion and his place is not only on the field but also in the dressing room.

“From the footballing point of view, so far, his absence has not been felt, but in the end we definitely need him, as we do the other midfielders.”

I wouldn't feed that shit to my dog

 

[Mister]

Marotta: Allegri is a winner

After what Conte did here the scepticism over Allegri was understandable,began Marotta today on Radio Anch’io lo Sport.

When replacing a Coach who has won three successive Scudetti and set so many records the backlash can be negative.

This is because the Coach is the leader of the group, but I believe also that behind the Coach and the team there has to be a strong club with the right to support the role of the Coach.

We have to give great credit to Allegri - he did well at Milan and was not an unknown when he arrived.

He won the Scudetto in his first year, he is a winner and when we gave him the squad we did it responsibly, knowing that he had the right attributes to coach Juventus.

After such a successful start to the season, Marotta was also questioned on how he saw the season ahead panning out and what would be his preferred outcome.

The indications from the start of the season are that it is between Juve and Roma - securing nine points in three matches says that we are top level sides and serious candidates for the Scudetto.

If I had to choose between the fourth Scudetto in a row and the Champions League, I would say the latter.

It is something so extraordinary that I would willingly chase it. But if I could, I would choose both.

 

[Badass J Elkann]

Beppe Marotta says Juventus can move in the January market if required, but that there is faith in the squad currently under Max Allegri’s guidance.

On from praising the early impact the former Milan Coach has had in Turin since his summer arrival, the director general has commented on the suggestion further transfer work may be done in midseason.

“In January if we need to do so then we will make corrective measures,” Marotta has explained on Radio 1 today.

“We are happy with the group at the disposal of Allegri, we are competitive in Italy and even in Europe, where there are other clubs stronger than us.

“I have heard criticism of our defence, but if I am not mistaken, after three games we have not conceded a goal.

“In recent years, Juventus’ appeal has returned to what it was in the past. Years ago, [Udinese forward Antonio] Di Natale would not come, but now champions are willingly doing so.

“We have created a structure, with [sporting director Fabio] Paratici that allows us to take advantage of opportunities in the market.”

Marotta was asked a couple of questions about strikers.

“Mario Balotelli? We never went in for him. Alvaro Morata? He got injured in a surprising manner in just his first training session and has only recently returned.

“We are counting on him, but the competition is great in attack. We have so many competitions to play and so he will have his space.”

Juve have an option to buy back Simone Zaza next summer, whilst they still hold co-ownership on Domencio Berardi and Manolo Gabbiadini.

“We already have five strikers in the squad, perhaps here they would not find the space that they have at Sassuolo and Sampdoria.

“Ciro Immobile, however, was co-owned by Torino and he expressed his desire to go to Borussia Dortmund, whilst there was also the economic need.”

Andrea Pirlo may face a battle to win back his place in the starting XI, with Claudio Marchisio’s form in his position.

“The competition for places stimulates greater commitment - Pirlo is a champion and his place is not only on the field but also in the dressing room.

“From the footballing point of view, so far, his absence has not been felt, but in the end we definitely need him, as we do the other midfielders.”

I'm almost certain that Di Natale would still turn down a move to Juve today

 

[89man]

Had Di Natale originally intended to retire at the end of last season?

 

[Quetzalcoatl]

What I gather from that interview is... Mata in January

 

[Badass J Elkann]

If we can somehow raise 30 mill sure!

 

[Hust]

The Man is great.

Have fought in his corner since day one when he came from Samp. I got your back boo.

 

[Vlad]

Beppe Marotta says Juventus can move in the January market if required, but that there is faith in the squad currently under Max Allegri’s guidance.

On from praising the early impact the former Milan Coach has had in Turin since his summer arrival, the director general has commented on the suggestion further transfer work may be done in midseason.

“In January if we need to do so then we will make corrective measures,” Marotta has explained on Radio 1 today.

“We are happy with the group at the disposal of Allegri, we are competitive in Italy and even in Europe, where there are other clubs stronger than us.

“I have heard criticism of our defence, but if I am not mistaken, after three games we have not conceded a goal.

“In recent years, Juventus’ appeal has returned to what it was in the past. Years ago, [Udinese forward Antonio] Di Natale would not come, but now champions are willingly doing so.

“We have created a structure, with [sporting director Fabio] Paratici that allows us to take advantage of opportunities in the market.”

Marotta was asked a couple of questions about strikers.

“Mario Balotelli? We never went in for him. Alvaro Morata? He got injured in a surprising manner in just his first training session and has only recently returned.

“We are counting on him, but the competition is great in attack. We have so many competitions to play and so he will have his space.”

Juve have an option to buy back Simone Zaza next summer, whilst they still hold co-ownership on Domencio Berardi and Manolo Gabbiadini.

“We already have five strikers in the squad, perhaps here they would not find the space that they have at Sassuolo and Sampdoria.

“Ciro Immobile, however, was co-owned by Torino and he expressed his desire to go to Borussia Dortmund, whilst there was also the economic need.”

Andrea Pirlo may face a battle to win back his place in the starting XI, with Claudio Marchisio’s form in his position.

“The competition for places stimulates greater commitment - Pirlo is a champion and his place is not only on the field but also in the dressing room.

“From the footballing point of view, so far, his absence has not been felt, but in the end we definitely need him, as we do the other midfielders.”

Great interview