If U Take Us Cavenaghi, I´ll Kill You Guys!! (3 Viewers)
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Don't know if I was right in detecting a whiff of irony there 
- but I fully agree with your "there's been many next DP's."
The names I mentioned are merely those I think are the closer to be reasdy for the senior level. None of them are feasible for Juventus yet.
Messina is doing well in serieB with 4 Juve owned Primavera youngsters of 3-4 years ago in the side.. they're now 22-23 years old. Gasbarroni who might be the biggest prospect we've unearthed in latter years have been to Crotone, Sampdoria and Palermo since the Primavera days. It'll propably take time for all the Orimavera prospects to be ready.
Like Moggi said Guzman was the most talented teen in the world when we bought him... and he's now getting bits and pieces in serieB (well.. he's a starter now)... and Olivera after him was supposedly better then Diego and Kaka.... Olivera obviously busy NOT playing with Atletico Madrid, while Kaka is setting Milan a-light, and Diego, despite his ppor season, is among the hottest properties in Brazil. Primavera is Primavera.
- but I fully agree with your "there's been many next DP's."The names I mentioned are merely those I think are the closer to be reasdy for the senior level. None of them are feasible for Juventus yet.
Messina is doing well in serieB with 4 Juve owned Primavera youngsters of 3-4 years ago in the side.. they're now 22-23 years old. Gasbarroni who might be the biggest prospect we've unearthed in latter years have been to Crotone, Sampdoria and Palermo since the Primavera days. It'll propably take time for all the Orimavera prospects to be ready.
Like Moggi said Guzman was the most talented teen in the world when we bought him... and he's now getting bits and pieces in serieB (well.. he's a starter now)... and Olivera after him was supposedly better then Diego and Kaka.... Olivera obviously busy NOT playing with Atletico Madrid, while Kaka is setting Milan a-light, and Diego, despite his ppor season, is among the hottest properties in Brazil. Primavera is Primavera.
Yeah I agree with that. To be perfectly honest, I have no idea who would be the right replacent for Trez if he leaves. Ibrahimovic seems to be a good fit, he has all the necessary skill to take the place of David. I am not too sure about Cavegol though, I am not sure if he will make that Serie A adjustment. Gilardino is a great young striker, but I think he is too young at the moment, so he would be a backup next year. Drogba is great and all, but IMO not a Trezeguet.
I´m back. At, first, I wanna apologize for my english, guys... I know I made a mistake in the thread´s title... but Andrea, I know u understand it. So take it easy man, I´m from Argentina, and this is not a linguistic forum.
In second place, I want to answer Fabiana´s question about Cavenaghi´s nickname.
Press and people call him "TORITO", that means "little bull", because of his incredible strength and power at his 20 years old, and also because of his physique: he´s 1,80 m and 78 kg. It´s very strong and quick, and it´s a real problem to all defenders... That´s a big reason why I think he´s ready to jump to the european soccer. Years ago, when Juve first wanted him, maybe he wasn´t ready in that aspect, but in all these years he has became stronger and powerfull.
An important fact: in all this 4 or 5 championships I saw him, he has been injuried only 2 times, but in 2 or 3 weeks he´s in his perfect form again.
And believe me, the defenders hit him like anybody else.
In general, I wanna say to those who don´t believe he is ready for Seria A, that I understand u. But buy it, put him in the bench and just wait... he allways finds his way to the initial formation.
For example, in 2002 coach Ramon Diaz bring Fonseca and Esnaider to replace him, and put him in the bench. So Fernando played 15 or 20 minutes per game, but he allways scored 1 goal or 2. So Fonseca and Esnaider had to go and he took the 9 shirt forever... or until next june. Now he´s sharing the forward attack with Salas.
Bye, people! And thanks for asking.
In second place, I want to answer Fabiana´s question about Cavenaghi´s nickname.
Press and people call him "TORITO", that means "little bull", because of his incredible strength and power at his 20 years old, and also because of his physique: he´s 1,80 m and 78 kg. It´s very strong and quick, and it´s a real problem to all defenders... That´s a big reason why I think he´s ready to jump to the european soccer. Years ago, when Juve first wanted him, maybe he wasn´t ready in that aspect, but in all these years he has became stronger and powerfull.
An important fact: in all this 4 or 5 championships I saw him, he has been injuried only 2 times, but in 2 or 3 weeks he´s in his perfect form again.
And believe me, the defenders hit him like anybody else.
In general, I wanna say to those who don´t believe he is ready for Seria A, that I understand u. But buy it, put him in the bench and just wait... he allways finds his way to the initial formation.
For example, in 2002 coach Ramon Diaz bring Fonseca and Esnaider to replace him, and put him in the bench. So Fernando played 15 or 20 minutes per game, but he allways scored 1 goal or 2. So Fonseca and Esnaider had to go and he took the 9 shirt forever... or until next june. Now he´s sharing the forward attack with Salas.
Bye, people! And thanks for asking.
But in the first place, do we really need to find another replacement for Trez? I mean a player almost similar to Trez. This is something that I really envy from Milan, they always change their striker, and that brings impact on new style of game to the att strategy. Imho, getting a new strong striker would be nice for sure, but I don't really see that we need tp find a player who has the same attribute as Trez. If Trez is really leaving to Barca, I would love to see Quaresma to be in Juve.
You misunderstood me. What I said is that Cave is too inexperienced to REPLACE Trezeguet NOW. I'm not saying that he shouldn't be bought, but that he shouldn't have to deal with the pressure of leading the Juve front line. Believe me, I'm all for Cavenaghi. He's an extremely talented player and a natural goalscorer, there's no doubt about that, but I maintain that he is not ready for Juve yet, that's why I would sign him and either loan him to a team like Parma or Lecce, or, let him stay at River for one more year.
When I say experience I mean experience in Europe. Playing with River Plate in the Copa Libertadores is alot different to playing with Juve in the Champions League. He doesn't have the European experience that Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Alberto Gilardino and Didier Drogba do, that's why I would loan him to Parma first, seeing as the Tardini side will certainly be involved in European action next term, whether it be via the CL or the Uefa Cup. Get my point?
When I say experience I mean experience in Europe. Playing with River Plate in the Copa Libertadores is alot different to playing with Juve in the Champions League. He doesn't have the European experience that Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Alberto Gilardino and Didier Drogba do, that's why I would loan him to Parma first, seeing as the Tardini side will certainly be involved in European action next term, whether it be via the CL or the Uefa Cup. Get my point?
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