Lahm in, Zambro out? (1 Viewer)

Marc

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Wow. That's exactly the kind of sentiment I would expect from a Juve fan. "He didn't follow us down to Serie B, so he's a moron, loser, cunt, dickbag."
Yea, I agree. Zambrottta was a Juve hero and I don´t understand this attitude. I can´t be mad at him. I still cry for him. I would accept him back without thinking twice.
 

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Fred

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i would welcome zambro back with open arms and legs, thats my word. i know he was one of the many that jumped ship on us but he alongside viera were the only 2 who left without uttering a bad word about juve when we went down. that dude is juventino at heart
:wth:
 
Apr 12, 2004
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I was like...when did Bayern get Zambrotta.
That's exactly what I thought.

But this is nothing more than the perverbial "stirring of the pot."

Lahm is like Schweinsteiger, or Kahn or Scholl, a lifer. But the difference between him and Scholl and Kahn is he came up through the ranks. He was voted into the team of the WC.

In short, so i don't ramble.

No chance in hell.

He would rather eat the dick of all the terrorists in iraq and drink the blood of Boris Yeltsin.
 
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If Zambo decided to return to Juve, , we should be glad to accept him knowing he can play as a right back. (zambo is way better than zebina and grygera).

He should fit our defence puzzle very nicely.
 
Jul 2, 2006
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Wow. That's exactly the kind of sentiment I would expect from a Juve fan. "He didn't follow us down to Serie B, so he's a moron, loser, cunt, dickbag."

Juve doesn't deserve Zambrotta, but I'd find it odd if Lahm was preferred to Zamby, because for Rijkaard everyone is a back-up to Oleguer for god knows what reason...

Juve doesn't deserve whelp like zambrotta,he is easily adapt to barZoolona
 
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    I'd like to believe a lot of Juventus fans can see what Zambrotta has done for our team. I found Barcelona an odd choice for him and despite the fact I can't stand that team, I'll always cheer for Gianluca, because as a football player he always gives his all and that's the mentality I like to see on a pitch.
    :agree:

    ßöмßäяdîëя;1472860 said:
    That's exactly what I thought.

    But this is nothing more than the perverbial "stirring of the pot."

    Lahm is like Schweinsteiger, or Kahn or Scholl, a lifer.

    In short, so i don't ramble.

    No chance in hell.
    Thanks Burke. I thought it was just more rubbish on a quiet newsday, & that when it came to a Bayern player you'd know the chances of it being real. With the heavy investment made in the summer, the last thing to happen would be a "lifer" leaving. Same kind of rubbish as ADP to QPR/Palermo/Milan.
     
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    Thanks, I must have been procrasturbating.
    Thanks Burke. I thought it was just more rubbish on a quiet newsday, & that when it came to a Bayern player you'd know the chances of it being real. With the heavy investment made in the summer, the last thing to happen would be a "lifer" leaving. Same kind of rubbish as ADP to QPR/Palermo/Milan.
    Yea...only Lahm actually did come through our Youth System and didn't play at Padova.

    :D
     
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    JuveAdam

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    But he did play 2 seasons on loan at Stuttgart in 2003-05, meaning he played 50-odd times for another club where Ale only played 14..........
     

    Thunderball

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    Zambrotta and Cannavaro are the only two that left who I would actually accept back into the team. Primarily because they are the only two who would improve the team dramatically. Zambrotta could play LB and Chiellini could convert to CB and be that tall, strong presence in the box. Cannavaro's contribution is obvious.

    I agree that Lahm isn't leaving Bayern. Unlike Ballack, I don't think he has priced himself out of Bayern's very methodical cost to benefit ratio. I wouldn't be surprised if Zambrotta leaves Spain, but I see England as a more likely destination. Inter won't touch him cause he's not Argentinian (jk). AC would be the only one, and that would mean someone good from their d-core would have to be let go on the cheap to make it work. My bet is that would be Bonera or Simic... both of which would fit nicely at Juve.
     
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    But he did play 2 seasons on loan at Stuttgart in 2003-05, meaning he played 50-odd times for another club where Ale only played 14..........
    Yea, but he was like 19-20 in those seasons, he was too good to play Reserve games, but not good enough to play in the First Team. We loaned him out to a "good" team to get him Bundesliga experience so when he came back he could step right in.

    Under Felix Magath both times, actually.

    Felix was uncanny in using youth to his advantage. Lahm, Hinkel, Hleb, et cetera....
     

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