Paulo Dybala (140 Viewers)

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May 26, 2016
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I was joking. History of course. Legends don’t wind down their contracts.
Idk man, i feel this contract situation is more complex than people make it out to be: its not just Dybala being unreasonable its also a lack of a clear communication from our club. Negotiations have been going for what? over a year now?

if the demands from him were so insanely unreasonable this would have been solved already. He would have been sold and we would cash in long time ago as it was a hopeless case anyway.

There is something more to it for sure.
 

Ronn

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May 3, 2012
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Idk man, i feel this contract situation is more complex than people make it out to be: its not just Dybala being unreasonable its also a lack of a clear communication from our club. Negotiations have been going for what? over a year now? if the demands from him were so insanely unreasonable this would have been solved already. He would have been sold and we would cash in long time ago as it was a hopeless case anyway.

There is something more to it for sure.
Oh I’m pretty sure we have a bunch of rookies in charge. But some of the blame surely is his. if he was a legend he could’ve signed a shorter extension to allow parties to come to an agreement. It’s pretty obvious that he’s using time to his advantage and we can’t do fuck all about that. Consider the situation of his agent coming to Italy every few months to negotiate. In this day and age why would he need to be present in Turin? There’s no good reason why.
While Dybala has every right to pursue the best deal for himself I think the standard for being a legend should be higher.
 
May 26, 2016
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Oh I’m pretty sure we have a bunch of rookies in charge. But some of the blame surely is his. if he was a legend he could’ve signed a shorter extension to allow parties to come to an agreement. It’s pretty obvious that he’s using time to his advantage and we can’t do fuck all about that. Consider the situation of his agent coming to Italy every few months to negotiate. In this day and age why would he need to be present in Turin? There’s no good reason why.
While Dybala has every right to pursue the best deal for himself I think the standard for being a legend should be higher.
fair point.

I think a lot of stuff wil come to light once this finally is over. I will wait to draw final conclusion until then. He may be a cynical fucker, who knows, then again who isnt apart from gods like Buffon etc.

Special players and legends like that are a dying breed and pretty much a thing of the past without some exeptions in todays world.
 
Jun 27, 2011
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I think this is all down to Allegri not being particularly fond of Dybala.

Before Allegri left us the last time, you could already see how Dybala was frequently being left out of the starting 11. It probably had something to do with Allegri leaving. The board wanted Sarri to get more from Dybala. Fast forward to today, things haven't quite worked out. They must be evaluating if having Dybala on 12m + bonuses is worth it. And I think Allegri would be happy to reinvent the squad without Dybala.

I love this boy just as much as the next fan. But there's no denying that if Allegri had the opportunity to choose between Dybala and Tevez, there would only one winner.
 
May 26, 2016
4,073
I think this is all down to Allegri not being particularly fond of Dybala.

Before Allegri left us the last time, you could already see how Dybala was frequently being left out of the starting 11. It probably had something to do with Allegri leaving. The board wanted Sarri to get more from Dybala. Fast forward to today, things haven't quite worked out. They must be evaluating if having Dybala on 12m + bonuses is worth it. And I think Allegri would be happy to reinvent the squad without Dybala.

I love this boy just as much as the next fan. But there's no denying that if Allegri had the opportunity to choose between Dybala and Tevez, there would only one winner.
that part to me is fine if we actually would have money to do it. Problem is we dont and the replacement names being hinted at are so underwhelming im more for keeping him than giving away our arguably best player away for free.
 

Bianconero81

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Jan 26, 2009
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Beppe will be all over him
Beppe is a smart man, unlike the shitcunt Toostie, the brute oaf Arrivederci and the discombobulated bumbling baboon Chimichanga.

We also have Raiola's personal court jester kicking billboards and attending CL draws, so all in all, a stellar management team. I wouldn't even hire those dudes to run a kebab stall.
 

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