Mauro Camoranesi (5 Viewers)
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Great post, I was thinking the same myself. Many guys here talk like they know the real story while others only know half of it. In the end nobody here really knows whats goin on in Turin. Nobody here really knows which players WILL DEFINATELY 100% be a star if they join Juventus in Serie A.
We can only make theories and assumptions, some stronger than others but definately not written facts. People just use words that are too strong and definate for situations that are really vaguely known to us.
We can only make theories and assumptions, some stronger than others but definately not written facts. People just use words that are too strong and definate for situations that are really vaguely known to us.
How true. These are the reasons why I don't even want to post in here anymore. I'm too lazy to give a decent discussion on what is happening here anyway, knowing that I get to enjoy soap opera in here everyday.
Let's just see how things are going on, and accept things naturally. We don't know what is exactly going on in the board except for speculations everyday. And Secco is still learning everyday I suppose, so why don't we just give them some slack and see what happens 1st before jumping to conclusions like it is the end of the world?
I love Juventus, and I'm still willing to accept things that happen. After all, shouldn't one support his team in terms of ups and downs?
Let's just see how things are going on, and accept things naturally. We don't know what is exactly going on in the board except for speculations everyday. And Secco is still learning everyday I suppose, so why don't we just give them some slack and see what happens 1st before jumping to conclusions like it is the end of the world?
I love Juventus, and I'm still willing to accept things that happen. After all, shouldn't one support his team in terms of ups and downs?
I still think that Camoranesi will leave. To me he is still inconsistent, but it is just me. I'm waiting to see how Juventus will be like ever since Tiago and Almiron just joined
Me too, I think of getting Sopcast in my labtop as well.
As for me, been making investments and such, in 2 months time I will be a Colonel's PA in camp.
Me too, I think of getting Sopcast in my labtop as well.
As for me, been making investments and such, in 2 months time I will be a Colonel's PA in camp.
The Italian-Argentinean is thinking about appealing to Fifa to cancel his contract.
For Mauro German Camoranesi and his entourage there are three days left to decide whether to try and reconcile the relationship with the Juventus management or look for a solution elsewhere. The Italian-Argentinean midfielder is thinking about recurring to FIFA to consider the possibility of cancelling his contract, which expires in 2009: in fact, this is allowed for players over 28 years of age who have been at their club for more than three years.
The costs for him to be able to do that are the last two years of his salary, plus the sum of money the club have paid to sustain him in his professional development. In terms of money, it will take 7 million euros for teams to bring Camoranesi to their ranks without passing through Juventus.
Camoranesi would personally favor a move to England and thereby end his five-year stint with Juventus. With regards to the very rigid FIFA rules, if the appeal is presented within 15 days of the last league game (which in Juve's case was on 10 June at home against Spezia), there are no suspensions, but in case of a delay there are punishments involved which consist of up to six months of suspension.
Goal.com
For Mauro German Camoranesi and his entourage there are three days left to decide whether to try and reconcile the relationship with the Juventus management or look for a solution elsewhere. The Italian-Argentinean midfielder is thinking about recurring to FIFA to consider the possibility of cancelling his contract, which expires in 2009: in fact, this is allowed for players over 28 years of age who have been at their club for more than three years.
The costs for him to be able to do that are the last two years of his salary, plus the sum of money the club have paid to sustain him in his professional development. In terms of money, it will take 7 million euros for teams to bring Camoranesi to their ranks without passing through Juventus.
Camoranesi would personally favor a move to England and thereby end his five-year stint with Juventus. With regards to the very rigid FIFA rules, if the appeal is presented within 15 days of the last league game (which in Juve's case was on 10 June at home against Spezia), there are no suspensions, but in case of a delay there are punishments involved which consist of up to six months of suspension.
Goal.com
