Indeed, we let go of Anelka & Del Piero while Diamanti is still a rumour. Facts first.
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I don't think he's coming. I think when Perez says 30m is not enough he is hinting that he wanted a player of ours who we won't deal. Marotta also said that we won't do an exchange and Madrid's talk of coach is just a polite way of saying no to our terms, and see if we change our position about dealing player(s). Higuain is leaving regardless of coach, I think his decision has more to do with fans booing him during the last games of last season than coach.
There will always be exceptions on the right occasions my friend, that's how business works. Without them it's a simple head-up-the-ass-management.
There's no denying we have a decent young squad overall, who can deliver the goods for years to come. The only thing missing are young & quality attackers. Carlitos is not one of them & he's not in the classy Pirlo mould either. I'm not against Tevez at all, but those other 2 are better fits imo.
There's no denying we have a decent young squad overall, who can deliver the goods for years to come. The only thing missing are young & quality attackers. Carlitos is not one of them & he's not in the classy Pirlo mould either. I'm not against Tevez at all, but those other 2 are better fits imo.
i don't see why it matters whether he is classy or not, that sure would be a lame excuse not to want Suarez or even Balotelli.
We should be looking at players primarily on whether they will make a significant difference to the team and whether he is financially viable, in Tevez' case i would say he fits both specifications.
Buying only classy players will get us nowhere and the likes of Ibrahimovic can testify to that fact and as i said earlier, would you seriously turn down the chance to sign a player of Suarez' character who lacks class but exceeds in his footballing a for that reason alone?
We should be looking at players primarily on whether they will make a significant difference to the team and whether he is financially viable, in Tevez' case i would say he fits both specifications.
Buying only classy players will get us nowhere and the likes of Ibrahimovic can testify to that fact and as i said earlier, would you seriously turn down the chance to sign a player of Suarez' character who lacks class but exceeds in his footballing a for that reason alone?
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Nothing about the 30mln isn't enough part. Did mediaset pull that out of their ass, again?
Nothing about the 30mln isn't enough part. Did mediaset pull that out of their ass, again?
Bashing what or whom? Just pointing out our mistakes from the past.
That or lose out on the player anyway, coz we certainly won't be getting the terms we are holding out or, once the competition arrives. If anything, we'll just step aside altogether.
Dunno what you mean by actually happening. Perez just said 30m won't be enough for Higuain!? Should we believe that coz a Madrid official apparently said so? My conclusion is that the truth is somewhere in the middle, and even if he did say it, it doesn't become true. It's mercato talk for buying time till a new coach arrives.
The Higuain situation is similar to Llorente in the sense that we are dealing with a high profile player who could've also sparked competition from other clubs. Even moreso coz there was one less variable to deal with: his club. Had we beat around the bush in the salary negotiations, I don't think we'd have Llorente.
Well, it isn't a Marrotta speciality IMO. So yea, we tend to drop the ball when not focused on our primary target.
That or lose out on the player anyway, coz we certainly won't be getting the terms we are holding out or, once the competition arrives. If anything, we'll just step aside altogether.
Dunno what you mean by actually happening. Perez just said 30m won't be enough for Higuain!? Should we believe that coz a Madrid official apparently said so? My conclusion is that the truth is somewhere in the middle, and even if he did say it, it doesn't become true. It's mercato talk for buying time till a new coach arrives.
The Higuain situation is similar to Llorente in the sense that we are dealing with a high profile player who could've also sparked competition from other clubs. Even moreso coz there was one less variable to deal with: his club. Had we beat around the bush in the salary negotiations, I don't think we'd have Llorente.
Well, it isn't a Marrotta speciality IMO. So yea, we tend to drop the ball when not focused on our primary target.
how many top players do you know don't earn a high wage? This is what i've never understood when it comes to people trying to justify a reason for not wanting a player of exceptional calibre. Since Tevez is willing to take a pay cut then we cannot afford to pass up an opportunity like this, all because he lacks class as a character.
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