Paul Pogba (164 Viewers)

How many minutes will he play for jj in 23-24 season?

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JuveJay

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They are all the same. D'Amico is a clown, the stuff he comes out with about his clients is embarrassingly over the top, take Giovinco for example. Pastorello is high profile but another who likes to exaggerate his knowledge when mercato rumours fly about.
 

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Hist

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Pogba could be to Juve what Ronaldinho was to Barca. An extremely entertaining and effective player that football fans from all over the world can enjoy watching and would tune in just to see what he is going to do next even if they are not Juve fans. Barca's commercial success is largely due to Ronaldinho's brilliance which gave the club an amazing marketing opportunity.

Keep him at Juve for 2-3 years. Let him build Juve a wider international fanbase (especially amongst youngsters) and make him the center of the team. Let him take the penalties, give him attacking freedom, make him the club's poster boy, publish youtube videos full of his tricks, praise him in the media, hype his price, sell his shirts, get him to have twitter sessions with fans and live Q & A sessions, campaign for him in awards, put him on Fifa's cover, get him to be awesome on Fifa and FM, Nike advertisements, get club legends to mention him in the press and praise him to the sky, get him to donate money for some cancer kids and make the press know how generous he is. This guy could be a commercial goldmine and if he goes to madrid his commercial potential will be overshadowed by that of Ronaldo.

When all that is said and done, then sell him for mega money to Madrid and rebuild your squad using his money and the much increased income level generated off his back.
 
Lion

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or we could keep him, capitalize on the insane fans-base he is going to bring, and build a team around the best player in the world that he is going to become pretty soon.

i dont understand how people here want to be a big club that competes with the rest of Europe, but then keep talking about selling your hottest asset every second post. this is what u expect of a mediocre club or a small one, not a club that wants to become an European powerhouse. great clubs hold on to their best players

hey guys let's compete with the rest of Europe with our name recognition and our star power......by selling the guy that will bring us all that. but who was logic?
 
zizinho

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Lion said:
or we could keep him, capital on he insane fansbase he is going to bring, and build a team around the best player in the world that he is going to become pretty soon.

i dont understannd how people here want to be a big club that competes with the rest of europe, but then keep talking about selling your hottest assest every second post. this is what u expect of a mediocre club or a small one, not a club that wants to become an european powerhouse
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:tup: thats what Hist fails to realize. he starts his post(s) about Pogba good usually, but he just cant let the "sell Pogba to rebuild the team" go. like our team needs to be rebuilt. we are not Milan FFS
 
Lion

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yeah, i would haae said he has a good point because quite a few of our players are old. barza, evra, buffon, pirlo. thus we need to rebuild a new cycle

but this season we have proven that none of those players are vital or important first team player except for buffon. so this proves that juventus can succeed post those players' era by relying on our current players plus incoming youngsters
 
zizinho

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yep, except for Tevez hey are all already "replaced". but even if we had to buy 3-4 new starters, we wouldnt do it at the expense of our best and most valuable player. thats not how we work and its really stupid btw.
 
Post Ironic

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Lion said:
yeah, i would haae said he has a good point because quite a few of our players are old. barza, evra, buffon, pirlo. thus we need to rebuild a new cycle

but this season we have proven that none of those players are vital or important first team player except for buffon. so this proves that juventus can succeed post those players' era by relying on our current players plus incoming youngsters
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I've been trying to say this for a while now. The only players we really need to replace in the next couple years are Buffon and Tevez. That's it. Barzagli hasn't played a game this year, and we're tied with Bayern for least goals allowed in all of Europe. Pirlo missed the first 6 weeks and we were fine. I like Marchisio in his role better now against the majority of teams anyways. Evra is only in the starting XI because of the Asamoah injury.

I think we're likely to sell Pogba in a year or two, just because our board refuses to invest. Why they couldn't give us a small cash infusion last summer, or this coming one, in the form of a loan, to bring in a star or two to play with Pogba and to build this team into a yearly CL contender... it's beyond me. The revenue from doing this in all aspects would spike through the roof if we brought in 2-3 star players in the positions of winger/forward/attacking mid.
 
Lion

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zizinho said:
yep, except for Tevez hey are all already "replaced". but even if we had to buy 3-4 new starters, we wouldnt do it at the expense of our best and most valuable player. thats not how we work and its really stupid btw.
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yup. i dont like how the zidane example keeps getting mentioned. that was more than 14years ago. it was a one of a kind deal under very different circumstances.
 
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