Giuseppe Marotta (107 Viewers)
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What he said is bollocks. We pray for players like Gio, Elya, Pogba, Coman, and now dybala and rugani...to get a chance.
Marchisio got a bless in disguise named calciopoli...and helped him play minutes otherwise would have been impossible.
And in this thread you said you want the get a chance.
It's opposite statment.
When you spend on young player, it will need time for them to deliver our expectation.
What you are stating doesnt make sense and has nothing to do one thing with the other.
Our spend IS having little impact and i want allegri to use dybala because is the most promising of our new forwards, but 40 mils on the bench IS wasted money.
In that post, i was talking about how underwhelming our spending has been taking in consideration how it have affected our team, AND on top of that players like Dybala keep getting benched even when he is our supposedly most talented player. Zaza and mandzukic has been money sinks,and cuadrado alone cant hold this team with his lack of end product. Hernanes is getting outcasted already and Rugani is forgotten.
Our spend IS having little impact as of today. The table on Serie A says it all, and it seems that the few sparks of hope we had in the CL, are getting turned into bad erformances too thanks to Allegri´s weird choices as of late.
I stand my ground, because as of today..our forward line is uninspiring for the amount of money we alocated there.
And of course i want Dybala to play more, as he "could" maybe make a difference (even that is a doubt). He is not having a REAL impact exactly because he is not playing. 40 mils wasted right now.
Our spend IS having little impact and i want allegri to use dybala because is the most promising of our new forwards, but 40 mils on the bench IS wasted money.
In that post, i was talking about how underwhelming our spending has been taking in consideration how it have affected our team, AND on top of that players like Dybala keep getting benched even when he is our supposedly most talented player. Zaza and mandzukic has been money sinks,and cuadrado alone cant hold this team with his lack of end product. Hernanes is getting outcasted already and Rugani is forgotten.
Our spend IS having little impact as of today. The table on Serie A says it all, and it seems that the few sparks of hope we had in the CL, are getting turned into bad erformances too thanks to Allegri´s weird choices as of late.
I stand my ground, because as of today..our forward line is uninspiring for the amount of money we alocated there.
And of course i want Dybala to play more, as he "could" maybe make a difference (even that is a doubt). He is not having a REAL impact exactly because he is not playing. 40 mils wasted right now.
“Hernanes arrived in extremis, he wasn’t first choice, and we never thought we were bringing in a phenomenon, but he was available, and we like him.
“His sale represented an economic loss for Inter.”
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Must feel nice for Hernanes to read
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The Bianconeri general manager has faced criticism from fans for allowing the likes of Tevez, Andrea Pirlo and Arturo Vidal to leave, and explained his reasoning at the shareholders’ meeting.
“There was a lot of renewal, but it’s not a revolution,” Marotta insisted.
“It’s an evolution due to different factors. We wanted to lower the average age of the squad, therefore we had to take tough decisions in regard to our champions.
“We’ve renewed nearly 50 per cent of the squad, we’ve lowered the average age from 29 to 26. Even in a year of transition we want to win.
“We’ve had a difficult start, beyond our expectations, but injuries have affected [Coach Max] Allegri’s choices.
“Our model is a winning one, in terms of the team and the club. We can’t be influenced by sentiment and satisfaction.
“We couldn’t say no to those who wanted to leave. Tevez told us last January that he wanted to return to Argentina. There was no way of keeping hold of him.
“Carlos wasn’t feeling good, we’re talking about men here, not machines. He asked us politely to let him go, and we made him happy, also because of what he has given us over the years.”
Marotta also reiterated that interest in Schalke’s Julian Draxler was dropped long before he completed a move to Wolfsburg.
“We dropped our interest in Draxler in July, after sounding him out and he expressed a partial desire to move to Italy, but preferred to stay in Germany.”
