Luciano Moggi (62 Viewers)

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Bjerknes

"Top Economist"
Mar 16, 2004
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So, what was a better peice of business, then.

Emerson and Vieira for 25 million and 18 million, or Vidal, Pogba, and Pirlo for a combined 12 million.

And let's keep in mind that those 25 million and 18 million are from 8 years ago, so who knows what it would be now with inflation.

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Oh, and one more thing. Was Emerson really THAT much better than Davids, to the point where they had to shell out that type of money for him?
Pogba was a fantastic signing, I will obviously agree with you there. But Vidal only wanted to join Juve (his words, not mine) and Pirlo is well beyond his prime and wanted to stay in Italy.

Emerson was the best defensive midfielder in the world at that time and Vieira still had some game left in him. Those prices are not really that outlandish considering it was only about seven years ago. The problem with that side was the manager, not Moggi. Capello was just another lethargic clown Italian coach living off of past glory that had no business in modern day football.

Nobody is better than Davids, but he was one of a kind.

Hope all is well, Serge.
 

KB824

Senior Member
Sep 16, 2003
31,775
Pogba was a fantastic signing, I will obviously agree with you there. But Vidal only wanted to join Juve (his words, not mine) and Pirlo is well beyond his prime and wanted to stay in Italy.

Emerson was the best defensive midfielder in the world at that time and Vieira still had some game left in him. Those prices are not really that outlandish considering it was only about seven years ago. The problem with that side was the manager, not Moggi. Capello was just another lethargic clown Italian coach living off of past glory that had no business in modern day football.

Nobody is better than Davids, but he was one of a kind.

Hope all is well, Serge.

All is well, Andrew.

How's the lady?

And as far as Capello is concnerned, you better hope I don't find those private messages we sent each other when Capello was hired :D
 

Rabbit

Secure The Bag
Jun 8, 2010
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"Matches between Inter and Juventus can no longer be called the Derby d'Italia. It's offensive," Moggi told reporters.

"This name was apt because at the time Juventus and Inter were the best teams around in Italy. At the moment, there's only Juventus, though.

"Inter, however, have lost the advantage that they had after Calciopoli. They are trailing Juventus by 26 points at the moment. They are back to their usual pre-Calciopoli level."


OOOOH KILL EM
 

JuveJay

Senior Signor
Moderator
Mar 6, 2007
74,011
We always used to give Inter a game in the derby, even when we were otherwise shit. That just shows the difference in mentality between the clubs.
 

Cuti

The Real MC
Jul 30, 2006
13,517
Luciano Moggi torna a parlare di Inter e lo fa analizzando il mercato dei nerazzurri ai microfoni di calciomercatonews. Ecco le parole dell'ex dg della Juventus: "Hernanes? La Lazio ha venduto un buon giocatore al prezzo di un campione, solo l'Inter poteva pagare 20 milioni per il suo cartellino. Non hanno operato bene sul mercato e la gara contro la Juve ne è la riprova. Non sono intervenuti in difesa e attacco che erano due reparti che necessitavano l'intervento".

Moggi basically saying that Inter overpaid for Hernanes
 
Jul 1, 2010
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Luciano Moggi torna a parlare di Inter e lo fa analizzando il mercato dei nerazzurri ai microfoni di calciomercatonews. Ecco le parole dell'ex dg della Juventus: "Hernanes? La Lazio ha venduto un buon giocatore al prezzo di un campione, solo l'Inter poteva pagare 20 milioni per il suo cartellino. Non hanno operato bene sul mercato e la gara contro la Juve ne è la riprova. Non sono intervenuti in difesa e attacco che erano due reparti che necessitavano l'intervento".

Moggi basically saying that Inter overpaid for Hernanes
Captain obvious.
 

Vlad

In Allegri We Trust
May 23, 2011
23,165
"Matches between Inter and Juventus can no longer be called the Derby d'Italia. It's offensive," Moggi told reporters.

"This name was apt because at the time Juventus and Inter were the best teams around in Italy. At the moment, there's only Juventus, though.

"Inter, however, have lost the advantage that they had after Calciopoli. They are trailing Juventus by 26 points at the moment. They are back to their usual pre-Calciopoli level."


OOOOH KILL EM
Moggi :heart:
 

CrimsonianKing

Count Mbangula
Jan 16, 2013
26,884
"Matches between Inter and Juventus can no longer be called the Derby d'Italia. It's offensive," Moggi told reporters.

"This name was apt because at the time Juventus and Inter were the best teams around in Italy. At the moment, there's only Juventus, though.

"Inter, however, have lost the advantage that they had after Calciopoli. They are trailing Juventus by 26 points at the moment. They are back to their usual pre-Calciopoli level."


OOOOH KILL EM
BURN!!!
 

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