Official: Vincenzo Iaquinta to Juve (32 Viewers)

juventino12 · Jun 10, 2007

iaquinta usually scores around 15 goals a season...thats pretty good considering hes playing for udinese. zlatan scored like what? under 20 goals in 2 seasons with juve and everyone was on his dick. i cant believe you guys. the transfer window opened 10 days ago and you think its already over. pathetic.

p0rcupine_tree · Jun 10, 2007

well something REALLY is gonna change in juve team soon...otherwise buffon wouldnt mind singning a new contract with us...iaquinta is fine for me...actually he is a perfect no.2 or no.3...id prefer seeing an italian starter playing with his heart rather than a brazilian or a swedish starter who plays on a basis of his mood...i think trezeguet will stay too...palladino would be fine there too...i just hope ranieri can make bojiov to stay...i really feel we have no problem in the attack...in case trezegol leaves...then we can find a replacement...i think we need to reinforce our own team and see what we really have in our hands...once we see where is the weakest point...then we see for a new player...ofcourse i would welcome barzagli and sissoko...anyway...i think after a week everything will seem to be clear...as far as it goes for iaquinta...is he wasnt a good player...a legendary coach like lippi wouldnt have picked him...forza iaquinta!!!

Oggy · Jun 10, 2007

uchiha_sasuke10 said:

I see your point and tottaly agree with U. There is plenty of time left to make quality signings. But also on the other hand besides Buffon agreed new contract there wasn't nothing that can convice us we can expect something good.

The Arif · Jun 10, 2007

juventino12 said:

Actually the transfer window hasn't opened yet.

juvefan10 · Jun 10, 2007

iaquinta is a peace of stinky shit..
he can't be replacement for trez, for the man who used to score goals from nothing..
i wish i lived in Turin, would go kill all the management staff.. what they are doing to our club is nearly the same as to watch your wife raped by someone..
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fuck secco, fuck blanc.. ect..

illusiondreamer · Jun 10, 2007

why won't u wait till the window is over and than tell us what u think about them?

neurosis21 · Jun 11, 2007

Arif said:

didnt it open on june 1st?

Ahmedios · Jun 11, 2007

neurosis21 said:

No, on the 1st of July.

CalcioJuventus · Jun 11, 2007

juvefan10 said:

first off Iaquinta is not Trez's replacement. We were getting him before this Trez controversy and I assume the club will buy another forward with some what similar characteristics to Trez (20 goal a year striker) to be his replacement. This will probably be Huntelaar or Gilardino i think.

Iaquinta though is not a top forward but he is not that bad. he is good. he can dribble and is very very fast. he is versatile and does whatever it takes for the team to win. he does not care about his stats and while he scores goals and likes to score he will play wherever the coach tell him for the good of the team without a word.

He also averages close to a goal every 2 games which is good. He also has a tremendous work rate and will run his legs off all over the pitch.

So go easy on him. And I doubt you know much more than any of us do about the Trez situation so saying things about the board and management like that is beyond foolish and inappropriate

Lion · Jun 11, 2007

Iaquinta will do well for us.

Primo · Jun 11, 2007

I think Iaquinta will be a usefull "addition", not a "replacement" for our attack. For sure we will be signing more important players, now that it's 99% certain that Trezegol will leave Juve. It's sad, but we have to accept that fact by now and I wish he had stayed.

With regards to Iaquinta's value, i see some good points about him that will be useful in Serie A:

1. Work Rate - everyone saw hard he worked and how he ran all-over the pitch in Germany during the World Cup. He may not have the "golden touch" that Trezegol has, but his workrate is something that will bode well in Juve as Ranieri is known to have his players pick-up the ball from the middle of the pitch.

2. Speed - this isn't something that the current squad is abundant of. We lack the speed that we used to have, someone who can chase down those long balls in case we ned to play them. This can also cause havoc to defenders as they will have to make sure to close down all the spaces.

3. Dedication - evident because of his work-rate.

4. Motivation - this will be Iaquinta's most important squad and his best chance of winning silverware at club level, he's very motivated to do good and impress.

I have one question though, Are we getting him for FREE?

incomplex · Jun 11, 2007

sadly no...

sateeh · Jun 11, 2007

juventino12 said:

these are his stats
------------------------------------------GP Goals
2005-06 Udinese ITA A 24 9
2004-05 Udinese ITA A 31 13
2003-04 Udinese ITA A 29 11
2002-03 Udinese ITA A 26 7
2001-02 Udinese ITA A 22 2
2000-01 Udinese ITA A 14 2
1999-00 Castel di Sangro ITA C1 27 5
1998-99 Castel di Sangro ITA C1 25 3
1997-98 Padova ITA B 13 3
1997-98 Reggiolo ITA CND 16 7
1996-97 Reggiolo ITA CND 14 1
Career Totals: 241 63

Add in a few goals possibly here n there and the most he would have is 18 and I am being Generous and am guessing that was a good season for him.

Thats what the board considers a "Great Champion"

- vOnAm - · Jun 11, 2007

I do hope the great champion the management are talking about is Barzagli, but anyhow Iaquinta would do well with us.

I could see him being Trez replacement under a playing stlye without a primary target man.

Iaquinta is Italy's E. Gudjohnson IMO, isn't a goal machine but an effetive team player.

Donsazio · Jun 11, 2007

question is...can iaquinta be the great target man tht trez was once and still is...?

i dunno...he seems to be in the middle of target man and fast striker to me...

- vOnAm - · Jun 11, 2007

Like I said, to optimize Iaquinta we should back off from the traditional one guy targetman style football. coz not many can match Trez in that role.

Adrian · Jun 11, 2007

trez is great, he scores almost every game he plays in. but he often goes missing in games and it almost seems like juve plays with one less man at times.

Iaquinta is the opposite, he doesnt score every game, in fact he may go 2 games without scoring, but he works hard, brings others into the game and offers more than just the tap in.

For me i think it's time Trez left and the club brought in a fast striker who moves a lot upfront, can link up with others and is able to score loads of goals. Eg. an Eto'o type player. Add Iaquinta to the list of forwards, and i think the club would have a good set of forwards who compliment each other.

illusiondreamer · Jun 11, 2007

that doesn't matter don't u see?
we had iaquinta in our plans before this thing with trez.
i think we gonna get iaquinta and another trez-style striker...

Juventino007 · Jun 11, 2007

I dont believe Iaquinta wuld do much good at juve 4 some reason
besides wat happened to that 76 million doollarz that was injected into Juve
why dont we get off our cheap arses nd spend some of it on some1 useful
a.k.a Gilardino or Huntelaar

Turk_Bianconero · Jun 11, 2007

Iaquinta will be second alternative

We will buy Huntelaar or another one for starter place

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