Paulo Dybala (144 Viewers)

Legend or Rookie? ***non-official poll***


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Bianconero81

Ageing Veteran
Jan 26, 2009
40,174
Will be disappointed if we plan on building our team around him. At 28, I just don't think he's worth the fuss anymore.

I mean B81 has handed out more dislikes in this thread than Dybala getting minutes for Juve last season. Tells all you need to know.
We have a 37 year old Ronaldo on an expiring contract and insane wages, and a moody inconsistent Morata on an expensive loan + option to buy deal.

Dybala is probably the least of our worries at the forward position and the easiest to deal with without making huge financial sacrifices, both short term and long term.

Ronaldo shouldn't be renewed and will probably leave anyway, freeing up much needed wages, money which can then be used to pursue other transfer targets and allow us to play and function more as a team. Morata is probably going back to base as well. If we sell Dybala, who do we have in attack then? We can't revamp the entire forward line.
 

X Æ A-12

Senior Member
Contributor
Sep 4, 2006
87,934

we LOVE meetings.
He was always going to stay. Been saying it for months, it doesn't make sense for him or the club to end this relationship.

I for one cannot wait to see him play this next season. With the return of Allegri, the presence of Chiesa, Locatelli and even Pjanic things are looking set up for Paulo to have his best season yet.

Can't wait to see this thread singing a whole new tune in a month or two.
 

Bianconero81

Ageing Veteran
Jan 26, 2009
40,174
Easiest to deal with? :lol:

have you seen his reaction to getting subbed? Have you seen him sign a new contract yet? How long has he been stalling? Dybala isn’t easy to deal with at all.
Easiest to deal with from a financial perspective both short and long term - read until the end homie.

Yes, I am fully aware of his hissy fits and drama queen episodes.
 

Buck Fuddy

Lara Chedraoui fanboy
May 22, 2009
10,880
We have a 37 year old Ronaldo on an expiring contract and insane wages, and a moody inconsistent Morata on an expensive loan + option to buy deal.

Dybala is probably the least of our worries at the forward position and the easiest to deal with without making huge financial sacrifices, both short term and long term.

Ronaldo shouldn't be renewed and will probably leave anyway, freeing up much needed wages, money which can then be used to pursue other transfer targets and allow us to play and function more as a team. Morata is probably going back to base as well. If we sell Dybala, who do we have in attack then? We can't revamp the entire forward line.
I don't like it when you're the voice of reason. :stuckup:
 
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He was always going to stay. Been saying it for months, it doesn't make sense for him or the club to end this relationship.

I for one cannot wait to see him play this next season. With the return of Allegri, the presence of Chiesa, Locatelli and even Pjanic things are looking set up for Paulo to have his best season yet.

Can't wait to see this thread singing a whole new tune in a month or two.
I might remind you of that. Lets say in february?
 

4ndr3i

Senior Member
Aug 2, 2012
2,219
Boo you! Sell him, he's too bad, he's our main problem in our perfect squad. Bought him was the worst deal in our history and he's the worst behavior ever (ask several Tuzzers, they've plenty proves about it). Give Berna the 10. He's the real deal
You mean McKennie. He’s an amazing player, world class. Unlike that shit Dybala.
 

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