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Not up to Andy to do it.
Andy can mention names that on first glance look very possible to sign, but maybe our lack of CL football was gonna be a stumbling block. Or a name that on first glance looks impossible to sign but good negotiations might have attracted him.
Bayern signed Ribery when they were without CL football. Milan signed Ronaldinho in the same circumstances. Things can be done with good negotiating or even with good scouting. Our scouting system brought us 1 single player in the last years, which is Albin Ekdal, who is nothing special.
Andy can mention names that on first glance look very possible to sign, but maybe our lack of CL football was gonna be a stumbling block. Or a name that on first glance looks impossible to sign but good negotiations might have attracted him.
Bayern signed Ribery when they were without CL football. Milan signed Ronaldinho in the same circumstances. Things can be done with good negotiating or even with good scouting. Our scouting system brought us 1 single player in the last years, which is Albin Ekdal, who is nothing special.
SKY says it's 22m
With competition from the likes of Carlos Tevez, Emmanuel Adebayor, David Silva, Adam Johnson, James Milner and Mario Balotelli, Robinho was not a guaranteed starter and has now moved on for an undisclosed fee, believed to be in the region of £22million.
Do you know how much he used to earn at Man City?
we just sold diego..
robinho wasn't even close to juve..ever..and maybe that's a shame, maybe it's good because he would've give us a terrible headachef after a half of season.
itajuve? great thing..this can only be in our advantage because of the time the players will spend together there (nt training camp) and here, and maybe some game relations will grow a lot more faster.
robinho wasn't even close to juve..ever..and maybe that's a shame, maybe it's good because he would've give us a terrible headachef after a half of season.
itajuve? great thing..this can only be in our advantage because of the time the players will spend together there (nt training camp) and here, and maybe some game relations will grow a lot more faster.
SKY says it's 22m
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Galliani said that Robinho was bought for 18 m eur.
http://www.gazzetta.it/Calcio/SerieA/Milan/31-08-2010/robinho-qui-faro-storia-71982831765.shtml
His wages in City were huge. £160 000 a week, I think.
I found this: "They (City) will save around £22.5million in wages and bonus payments he would have been due over the last three years of his contract."
That's around 8m eur a year for wages and bonuses he was getting in City.
I'm pretty sure that he earns much less in Milan, but until it's confirmed we can only speculate.
I don't know if I should trust the lying bastard, but I still trust him more than SKY.
Galliani said that Robinho was bought for 18 m eur.
http://www.gazzetta.it/Calcio/SerieA/Milan/31-08-2010/robinho-qui-faro-storia-71982831765.shtml
His wages in City were huge. £160 000 a week, I think.
I found this: "They (City) will save around £22.5million in wages and bonus payments he would have been due over the last three years of his contract."
That's around 8m eur a year for wages and bonuses he was getting in City.
I'm pretty sure that he earns much less in Milan, but until it's confirmed we can only speculate.
Galliani said that Robinho was bought for 18 m eur.
http://www.gazzetta.it/Calcio/SerieA/Milan/31-08-2010/robinho-qui-faro-storia-71982831765.shtml
His wages in City were huge. £160 000 a week, I think.
I found this: "They (City) will save around £22.5million in wages and bonus payments he would have been due over the last three years of his contract."
That's around 8m eur a year for wages and bonuses he was getting in City.
I'm pretty sure that he earns much less in Milan, but until it's confirmed we can only speculate.
Yes, Quag and Martinez together earn 3m eur. I said earlier that I think they two earn 2/3 of Robinho's wages and I still think it's close to that. I guess he's on some 5m eur, maybe even 6.
But the point was that the difference was going to be compensated by his popularity and jersey sales.
Still, it's silly to now talk about it because we have absolutely no idea if Robinho was ever going to accept to sign for us. In his interviews he talks about Kaka, Dinho and other Brazilian legends all telling him to choose Milan.
But the point was that the difference was going to be compensated by his popularity and jersey sales.
Still, it's silly to now talk about it because we have absolutely no idea if Robinho was ever going to accept to sign for us. In his interviews he talks about Kaka, Dinho and other Brazilian legends all telling him to choose Milan.
the man is definitely quality, he single handedly won Brazil the coppa america few years ago. Plus he saved Real Madrid's ass soo many times in the past when he was playing there.Had a dip in form with city (personally i think he wasn't even motivated enough to play with them). If Ronaldinho can find his form with Milan (not 100% but still great). Robinho can "easily" can find his form there.....
And he more than failed in City, he stank the place out. Let's see how he does at AC.
So stop with this quantity over quality theory of yours
We did it in summer 2007. I didn't like it but I supported it. We had a very thin squad so the choice was to buy 9-10 cheaper players hoping that 2-3 of them will satisfy and will be a part of a great Juve or to buy 3-4 more expensive players. Later Gigli (?) admitted that there was a choice to make and decided that it's smarter to have 2 players for each position than to risk with injuries.
As it turned out, not even one of the new players satisfied and remained at Juve. That was only 3 years ago.
Now in 2010 we did the same. Even though the circumstances are kinda different, what we did was the same. We lost many players and replaced every single one of them with a new player. In order to bring those 11 new players we spread the money. We chose quantity again.
What you say is that maybe we were forced to do it because we couldn't afford or attract better players, and fewer than 11. I refuse to accept that because looking at our squad, in 3 years again we might be left without a single one, or maybe 1-2 good players from this mercato, which will again mean a new start, a new cycle. New cycles are usually started after 7-8 years when a winning generation gets older. We shouldn't start a new cycle every 2 or 3 years. If we didn't have money then better keep Camo or Seba and not buy Martinez, hoping that next year we will have the money and we won't have a player we don't need for whom we paid 12m eur.
it became pretty clear that juventus big job this summer was to rejuvenate the squad, bring down the player wages massively, and qualify for champions league
we dont want your robinho and his wage demands, we are juventus, players come here to be part of history, not because we can offer 10 bucks more then the next leading team.
i'm pleased we managed to do 2/3 and didnt spend 1 euro this summer, considering what we paid for transfer we got back in cutted wages.
about ita juve, if they speak same language, it might be better to create a good atmosphere and understanding
i mean, look at inter BEFORE mancini/mourinho
we dont want your robinho and his wage demands, we are juventus, players come here to be part of history, not because we can offer 10 bucks more then the next leading team.
i'm pleased we managed to do 2/3 and didnt spend 1 euro this summer, considering what we paid for transfer we got back in cutted wages.
about ita juve, if they speak same language, it might be better to create a good atmosphere and understanding
i mean, look at inter BEFORE mancini/mourinho
