out now?


  • Total voters
    166
  • Poll closed .

Osman

Koul Khara!
Aug 30, 2002
61,501
If you had to choose between Isco and James to be our AMF, which one would you pick and why?
20 times out of 20 the answer would be James.

It has been a while since a nr 10 has been as amazing as he was in the WC two years ago. I found him talented but overrated at Monaco, but the level he showed in that tourno playing as Trequartista was ridicolous, defenitely exactly what we need. It would be insanely unfair for us to have James, Dybala, Pogba, Morata, Berardi, Sandro and Rugani. All between 21 to 24 (except Sandro). Ofcourse never gonna happen, this kid will go for a minimum of 60m for sure.
 

Buy on AliExpress.com

Zacheryah

Senior Member
Aug 29, 2010
42,251
20 times out of 20 the answer would be James.

It has been a while since a nr 10 has been as amazing as he was in the WC two years ago. I found him talented but overrated at Monaco, but the level he showed in that tourno playing as Trequartista was ridicolous, defenitely exactly what we need. It would be insanely unfair for us to have James, Dybala, Pogba, Morata, Berardi, Sandro and Rugani. All between 21 to 24 (except Sandro). Ofcourse never gonna happen, this kid will go for a minimum of 60m for sure.
You mean 120 mil, considering EPL's financial boost, and him beeing that much more talented then any other AM in the world
 

Xperd

Allegrophobic Infidel
Jun 1, 2012
35,070
He has a flop season so he won't go over 90 at all. He is still young but I seen him in 70-80 bracket.
It doesnt matter because he's still 'potential'.Still 23 yrs old and a talent worth investing in.There are teams out there who would be willing to pay big sums for his potential alone.
Unless RM have totally given up on him,i dont see them let him go for a lower price than they bought him for, that easily.
 

Hist

Founder of Hism
Jan 18, 2009
11,620
It doesnt matter because he's still 'potential'.Still 23 yrs old and a talent worth investing in.There are teams out there who would be willing to pay big sums for his potential alone.
Unless RM have totally given up on him,i dont see them let him go for a lower price than they bought him for, that easily.
He is getting very heavy shtick from the media. The post-match commentary always rips into him highlighting how he doesn't work for the team and makes the team imbalanced and how he whines over not playing. I think his valuation has dropped.
 

DeviAngel

Senior Member
Oct 3, 2014
3,688
Allegri: 'Mandzukic is gifted'
By Football Italia staff

Juventus Coach Max Allegri claims critics are missing the real skill behind Mario Mandzukic. “He rarely gets a pass wrong.”

The Bianconeri beat Fiorentina 2-1 this evening at the Stadio Franchi and the Croatian opened the scoring, volleying in with his weaker left foot.

“People maybe don’t realise, quite a few in fact, but Mandzukic is a very technically-gifted player,” Allegri told Sky Sport Italia.

“He rarely gets a pass wrong and gave a fantastic assist to Paul Pogba, as he did to Sami Khedira the other day.

“Paulo Dybala catches the eye because he’s quick and agile, but watch Mandzukic timing his runs and choosing his passes.”

Mandzukic is also a decisive figure, as of his 10 Serie A goals scored this season, eight were openers.


]Allegri: 'Next, Champions League'
By Football Italia staff[/b]

Max Allegri admits what Juventus have achieved is “almost impossible, but next year we must target winning the Champions League.”

The Bianconeri had a disastrous start to the campaign, but since October 28’s defeat to Sassuolo have put together 24 wins and one draw (against Bologna).

“It was almost impossible to win 24 out of 25 games,” conceded the Coach on Mediaset Premium and Sky Sport Italia after a 2-1 victory away to Fiorentina.

“Since the start of my coaching career I have always been confident of what I was doing and fully aware of what I needed to improve. At the end of the day, results are everything in this business.

“I often get called a 'club man’ – if a Coach has everyone on side, that helps get results, doesn’t it? If you don’t share the ideas of the club, you just politely point that out and walk away. This squad has been put together in an exceptional manner by the club.

“I’ll sign the contract next week, assuming they let me sign it!”

Juve grabbed a dramatic 2-1 victory away to Fiorentina this evening, as Gigi Buffon saved a last-gasp Nikola Kalinic penalty.

“This was a very important stepping stone towards the title. I have to give a lot of credit to Fiorentina, as they caused us many problems. My lads also deserve praise for their performance.

“We ran few risks other than counter-attacks until the 1-1, then we went into a little chaos, as unfortunately in Florence the games are never over until the final whistle. We did well to hang on.

“Buffon is the most representative and important player at Juventus. Obviously his words hold a different weight to something the others might say.”

Juventus can secure the title on Monday if Napoli fail to beat Roma. Will the team watch that game together?

“We will train as usual, then prepare the match against Carpi. Don’t forget we also have the Coppa Italia Final on May 21 and we mustn’t reach that appointment against Milan with the wrong state of mind.

“If we watch the game or not won’t change anything.

“Initially we had gone in a little soft and were a bit too relaxed, but from November onwards the journey has been extraordinary.

“Next year we must target winning the Champions League. It’s reductive to focus just on Serie A. It’s one of those competitions where one incident goes wrong and you don’t have time to recover.

“I believe that regardless of tactical systems, we have to improve our control of the ball when under pressure and in the lead. We mustn’t lose the ball in a banal manner, so that is what we need to work on in certain moments of the match.

“Otherwise we create excessive pressure on ourselves that can be avoided.

“We can improve the players we’ve got and help them reach maturity, as for example we were naïve against Bayern Munich when in control of the situation.

“The club will focus on improving the squad, as it did last summer, bringing in young players with great technique.

“Paul Pogba has improved a great deal in terms of character. I said the other day joking that as the €100m wouldn’t go to me, I’d rather keep Pogba!”
after match interviews :)
 

Zacheryah

Senior Member
Aug 29, 2010
42,251
Any other coach could name so many excuses for lower expectations in europe:
- budget
- player age
- player experience and loss of it
- budget
- takes time to build a cycle
- incredible opponents


Allegri : we need to focus on winning it.
 

Users Who Are Viewing This Thread (Users: 7, Guests: 211)