no offence but i agreed up to the bit u said 'for real entertainment watch the spl' its such a polarised league which is dominated by either rangers or celtic
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like it or not .. strategically english team partnership is the best.
having said that we should also invest on partnerships in France and holland ( they have the best youngster schools) also south America
i don't think spain is a very good choice, they are not strong financially (excluding real,barca and valancia) and they rely completely on their south American partnerships
having said that we should also invest on partnerships in France and holland ( they have the best youngster schools) also south America
i don't think spain is a very good choice, they are not strong financially (excluding real,barca and valancia) and they rely completely on their south American partnerships
A Bolton partnership would suck...all our youngsters would learn is to kick the ball over everything to the strikers and to hunker down for 85+ minutes. Reading might be nice though. Either way, the football is so different in England that a loan out there just gets them experience and playing time, not so much skills/tactics that are useful in Italy. Look at Sheva and how well he's adapting.
I think what we SHOULD do is acquire some young British players, loan them out to Serie B or let them play in the Primavera, and then sell them back to Premiership teams for $$$$$$. There is like a 25% added market value in the EPL for British players.
I think what we SHOULD do is acquire some young British players, loan them out to Serie B or let them play in the Primavera, and then sell them back to Premiership teams for $$$$$$. There is like a 25% added market value in the EPL for British players.
A Bolton partnership would suck...all our youngsters would learn is to kick the ball over everything to the strikers and to hunker down for 85+ minutes. Reading might be nice though. Either way, the football is so different in England that a loan out there just gets them experience and playing time, not so much skills/tactics that are useful in Italy. Look at Sheva and how well he's adapting.
I think what we SHOULD do is acquire some young British players, loan them out to Serie B or let them play in the Primavera, and then sell them back to Premiership teams for $$$$$$. There is like a 25% added market value in the EPL for British players.
I think what we SHOULD do is acquire some young British players, loan them out to Serie B or let them play in the Primavera, and then sell them back to Premiership teams for $$$$$$. There is like a 25% added market value in the EPL for British players.
Another thing Juve should consider is the fact that Bolton is doing well and they would rarely play Juve's on-loan players
A Bolton partnership would suck...all our youngsters would learn is to kick the ball over everything to the strikers and to hunker down for 85+ minutes. Reading might be nice though. Either way, the football is so different in England that a loan out there just gets them experience and playing time, not so much skills/tactics that are useful in Italy. Look at Sheva and how well he's adapting.
I think what we SHOULD do is acquire some young British players, loan them out to Serie B or let them play in the Primavera, and then sell them back to Premiership teams for $$$$$$. There is like a 25% added market value in the EPL for British players.
I think what we SHOULD do is acquire some young British players, loan them out to Serie B or let them play in the Primavera, and then sell them back to Premiership teams for $$$$$$. There is like a 25% added market value in the EPL for British players.
Non-English Juve fans really need to get over the petty hate of everything English football related... its because of an English Juventus player that we are the bianconeri in the first place! We'd still be wearing pink, looking like little girls if it wasn't for John Savage.
Anyway, Italian players seem to do quite well in England... (see: Zola, Dalla Bona, Di Canio, etc). This could be a good move, I'd like to see De Ceglie do a little spell at a place like Bolton (or somewhere like that) next season on loan.
Anyway, Italian players seem to do quite well in England... (see: Zola, Dalla Bona, Di Canio, etc). This could be a good move, I'd like to see De Ceglie do a little spell at a place like Bolton (or somewhere like that) next season on loan.
Yea, try telling that to Italian Juve fans. 
I wish you all the best....
I wish you all the best....
Well I'm part Italian myself, but it still seems silly to me. I mean we had English connections before heysell, and even Drughi take their name from an English movie, written by an Englishman.
Personally I'm hopping we get a high key English player this transfer period (Gerrard or Lampard) and then that sentiment might disappear.
exactly mate, but you cant talk to people who are not interested in listening.i dont understand the whole anti-english thing that goes around this forum, players that shine in the premiership, which is the league with the most quality at the moment and that is unquestionable are frowned upon and labeled as crap just because they play in england. in some members eyes apparently the worlds best player C.Ronaldo does not have what it takes to cut it in italy
the history of italian football is fundamentally engligh, ac milan were set up by english people, notice its called ac milan and not ac milano and juventus have huge connections with england, we took our kits from notts county who in my opinion we should connect with, just out of a sign of respect, so to say that we dont want english connections is disrespectful to the history of our brilliant football club not to mention pathetic and narrow minded
