Paulo Dybala - ST - Palermo (17 Viewers)

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Lion

King of Tuz
Jan 24, 2007
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But how good is 'that good'?

I don't buy into the 'new Aguero' stuff or anything, but he does have the potential to be very good.
30m for a kid who is having his first good season (half season actually. he's not been anything big since he new year)

i hope i am wrong and he turns out like alexis sanchez. but i just get a bad feeling.
 

Hydde

Minimiliano Tristelli
Mar 6, 2003
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30m for a kid who is having his first good season (half season actually. he's not been anything big since he new year)

i hope i am wrong and he turns out like alexis sanchez. but i just get a bad feeling.
Im doubting too. Not sure if was worth it. he will have to prove it... but sounds risky for someone that doesnt have constant numbers to bakc it up
 
Mar 10, 2009
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30m for a kid who is having his first good season (half season actually. he's not been anything big since he new year)

i hope i am wrong and he turns out like alexis sanchez. but i just get a bad feeling.
I trust Marotta, however this does feel a little arkward, especially considering we have Moratta and Tevez. I would that sort of money spent on a left back and a replacement for Pirlo. Even if we do sign him, would he even start?
 

PedroFlu

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Sep 20, 2011
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I haven't seen him play much, but he has an unvaluable quality: intelligence (and some sort of flair / creativity /vision).

This is very rare in today's game, and sometimes underrated.
 

Hist

Founder of Hism
Jan 18, 2009
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This kid isn't that good
I have the same feeling. I am not impressed with what I saw from him. Good ofcoarse but barely warrants a transfer let alone an expensive one. I'd rather we get Jovetic whom we atleast know is very talented but has injury problems.

If we do get Dybala then I hope our scouts are very confident about him to warrant an expensive transfer during his last contract year.

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look for more sources like GDM and Laudisa. I think they're talking about also but the guy in the vid is the one saying we buy GilaGol for the last 6 years. :D
I saw it on facebook on some Arabic Juve supporters page and so I posted it. I have no idea who this is or what the video is actually saying.
 

Robee

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Jun 21, 2011
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As risky as it is, this is a transfer we can not miss. We've been linked with him for months now, failing would only highlight our limited status once again, we desperately need some more young attacking flair an Tevez is bound to leave within a year so we need someone to step up and replace him so our stars won't start doubting the quality of this team. The only way to regain Pogba for instance is to keep on improving as a team. That means big investments when you need to replace Tevez and/or Pirlo maybe.
 
Jan 5, 2007
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I have the same feeling. I am not impressed with what I saw from him. Good ofcoarse but barely warrants a transfer let alone an expensive one. I'd rather we get Jovetic whom we atleast know is very talented but has injury problems.

If we do get Dybala then I hope our scouts are very confident about him to warrant an expensive transfer during his last contract year.

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I saw it on facebook on some Arabic Juve supporters page and so I posted it. I have no idea who this is or what the video is actually saying.
give me the link i will translate it, am arabic thought :D
 

LiquidPLP

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Jun 9, 2012
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I trust Marotta, however this does feel a little arkward, especially considering we have Moratta and Tevez. I would that sort of money spent on a left back and a replacement for Pirlo. Even if we do sign him, would he even start?
We play a two-man front line and we have only two reliable forwards (Tevez, Morata). How is that a problem? In fact we'll need someone else to complete our attack for next season. Dybala alone won't be enough.

Besides our management know replacing Tevez will be very difficult. He'll leave in 2016 for sure and it's obvious they need to plan how to replace him. There's Dybala who IMO in terms of style and role perfectly fits our needs. He'll play his first season as rotation player to Tevez so the pressure won't be too high for the kid, he'll have the time to settle in.

I'm sure Allegri will rotate Tevez more with Dybala being available to him. They can play together too. Another option is to play a front line of three Tevez - Morata - Dybala with inside forwards like Barca does this year.

In our situation a player like Dybala is necessity not luxury.

I haven't seen him play much, but he has an unvaluable quality: intelligence (and some sort of flair / creativity /vision).

This is very rare in today's game, and sometimes underrated.
:tup: Even when he doesn't score he's always capable of creating something for his team mates. His number of assists reflects it perfectly but in all honesty his team mates let him down quite often with their finishing :D
 

v1rtu4l

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Mar 4, 2008
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The new giovinco... even though he had more good seasons under his belt when we took him back

I did not watch him very often but the fact that the video on YouTube that allegedly shows his highlights features 50% of his actions where he successfully dribbles past one guy, just to lose the ball to the next guy or do a misplaced pass that does not reach a teammate makes me highly sceptical
 
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