Juventus now sponsored by the Netherlands! (9 Viewers)
- Thread starter Martin
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Good news for yer, bllig. A mate of mine spotted him at Ajax's training yesterday but apparently he left shortly after for Armenia because they're taking part in some youth tournament and he has to play for his country.
If my mate and I were talking about the same player ("that new eastern european kid with the funny m-name"
) then he's been spotted training with the first team so I'm assuming that's where he'll be playing this season.
If my mate and I were talking about the same player ("that new eastern european kid with the funny m-name"
) then he's been spotted training with the first team so I'm assuming that's where he'll be playing this season.
That's not going to happen and you know that as well as I do. They're complete opposites in many ways:
Ajax:
1) have a cool stadium
2) have a fabulous youth education system
3) is a club bursting of young talent
4) doesn't need to buy players, really
5) is insanely successful if you bare in mind the tiny country it's from
Juventus:
1) have a sucky stadium and aren't hurrying to fix it
2) have no real youth system whatsoever
3) is full of (soon to be) washed-up stars
4) actually buys washed-up stars too
5) is not nearly as successful in europe as it should be
Ajax:
1) have a cool stadium
2) have a fabulous youth education system
3) is a club bursting of young talent
4) doesn't need to buy players, really
5) is insanely successful if you bare in mind the tiny country it's from
Juventus:
1) have a sucky stadium and aren't hurrying to fix it
2) have no real youth system whatsoever
3) is full of (soon to be) washed-up stars
4) actually buys washed-up stars too
5) is not nearly as successful in europe as it should be
