Paulo Dybala (105 Viewers)
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I dont have one, this is how i registered and havent changed it, I guess I am (was) a proud member of the lurker crowd, this forum is an awesome source of information, cant remember how I found it, but I loved it immediatelly, cool stuffs in here, cool people! 
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I get your point, agree with you, I would hate it if it happens and hope that it wont.
BUT, be honest, what if it happens? Would you go to Turin to join the riots on the streets? Would you stop watching Juve? Would you change clubs? Would you transform into a constant hater who enjoys every setback that Juve makes, every draw, every loss? All this just because of one player?
I know I wont, Juventus is bigger than everyone and everything, I love the club and the players that I trully love are no longer active (bar Gigi), its harder for me to attach emotionally that much to someone from this modern football era, players come, players go, whats really important is that the club stays strong, gets even stronger, bigger, successful, keeps in touch with the modern game, be more and more progressive and aggressive in every aspect of the game so that one day (and I trully believe that it wont be that long from now) Juventus would be THE club that sets the pace for everyone else to follow and catch up. Wishful thinking? Maybe, but in no way thats a fantasy or an impossible task, if we`re smart, intelligent, professional and take the right risks and chances, it`s inevitable.
So, like I said it wont be the end of the world if the club takes that huge gamble on Icardi. If he fails, he fails, sell his ass and move on. If he comes and scores 40+ goals per season I still wont like this cunt`s face, his personality, his whore and everything else around him, what I would definitely like is to have a striker that scores 40+ goals per season. I`m glad that I dont have to make such decisions, that one is a very hard one, it will either be a failure or a major success, there is no middle ground here. Lets wait and see what the future holds for us...
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I get your point, agree with you, I would hate it if it happens and hope that it wont.
BUT, be honest, what if it happens? Would you go to Turin to join the riots on the streets? Would you stop watching Juve? Would you change clubs? Would you transform into a constant hater who enjoys every setback that Juve makes, every draw, every loss? All this just because of one player?
I know I wont, Juventus is bigger than everyone and everything, I love the club and the players that I trully love are no longer active (bar Gigi), its harder for me to attach emotionally that much to someone from this modern football era, players come, players go, whats really important is that the club stays strong, gets even stronger, bigger, successful, keeps in touch with the modern game, be more and more progressive and aggressive in every aspect of the game so that one day (and I trully believe that it wont be that long from now) Juventus would be THE club that sets the pace for everyone else to follow and catch up. Wishful thinking? Maybe, but in no way thats a fantasy or an impossible task, if we`re smart, intelligent, professional and take the right risks and chances, it`s inevitable.
So, like I said it wont be the end of the world if the club takes that huge gamble on Icardi. If he fails, he fails, sell his ass and move on. If he comes and scores 40+ goals per season I still wont like this cunt`s face, his personality, his whore and everything else around him, what I would definitely like is to have a striker that scores 40+ goals per season. I`m glad that I dont have to make such decisions, that one is a very hard one, it will either be a failure or a major success, there is no middle ground here. Lets wait and see what the future holds for us...
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I dont have one, this is how i registered and havent changed it, I guess I am (was) a proud member of the lurker crowd, this forum is an awesome source of information, cant remember how I found it, but I loved it immediatelly, cool stuffs in here, cool people!
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I get your point, agree with you, I would hate it if it happens and hope that it wont.
BUT, be honest, what if it happens? Would you go to Turin to join the riots on the streets? Would you stop watching Juve? Would you change clubs? Would you transform into a constant hater who enjoys every setback that Juve makes, every draw, every loss? All this just because of one player?
I know I wont, Juventus is bigger than everyone and everything, I love the club and the players that I trully love are no longer active (bar Gigi), its harder for me to attach emotionally that much to someone from this modern football era, players come, players go, whats really important is that the club stays strong, gets even stronger, bigger, successful, keeps in touch with the modern game, be more and more progressive and aggressive in every aspect of the game so that one day (and I trully believe that it wont be that long from now) Juventus would be THE club that sets the pace for everyone else to follow and catch up. Wishful thinking? Maybe, but in no way thats a fantasy or an impossible task, if we`re smart, intelligent, professional and take the right risks and chances, it`s inevitable.
So, like I said it wont be the end of the world if the club takes that huge gamble on Icardi. If he fails, he fails, sell his ass and move on. If he comes and scores 40+ goals per season I still wont like this cunt`s face, his personality, his whore and everything else around him, what I would definitely like is to have a striker that scores 40+ goals per season. I`m glad that I dont have to make such decisions, that one is a very hard one, it will either be a failure or a major success, there is no middle ground here. Lets wait and see what the future holds for us...
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I get your point, agree with you, I would hate it if it happens and hope that it wont.
BUT, be honest, what if it happens? Would you go to Turin to join the riots on the streets? Would you stop watching Juve? Would you change clubs? Would you transform into a constant hater who enjoys every setback that Juve makes, every draw, every loss? All this just because of one player?
I know I wont, Juventus is bigger than everyone and everything, I love the club and the players that I trully love are no longer active (bar Gigi), its harder for me to attach emotionally that much to someone from this modern football era, players come, players go, whats really important is that the club stays strong, gets even stronger, bigger, successful, keeps in touch with the modern game, be more and more progressive and aggressive in every aspect of the game so that one day (and I trully believe that it wont be that long from now) Juventus would be THE club that sets the pace for everyone else to follow and catch up. Wishful thinking? Maybe, but in no way thats a fantasy or an impossible task, if we`re smart, intelligent, professional and take the right risks and chances, it`s inevitable.
So, like I said it wont be the end of the world if the club takes that huge gamble on Icardi. If he fails, he fails, sell his ass and move on. If he comes and scores 40+ goals per season I still wont like this cunt`s face, his personality, his whore and everything else around him, what I would definitely like is to have a striker that scores 40+ goals per season. I`m glad that I dont have to make such decisions, that one is a very hard one, it will either be a failure or a major success, there is no middle ground here. Lets wait and see what the future holds for us...
About how i feel about the icardi idea? Im reluctant to it but at the same time curious. This team needs a goalscorer like him, but doesnt need his attitude and his agent. But i would not deny it could be an interesting experiment.
Would not like it at the expense of dybala tho, but ill wait what the board will decide
Wait so people think icardi is a bad person?
Did u guys forget that the icon of juve. Giangligi buffon...is a cheater as well.this is same guy who also captained juve.
If you accept that buffon was great for juve despite his questionable personal life. Then u can accept that icardi can be great too here.
Also who can forget the crazy moment when buffon was playing on his BlackBerry instead of watching the live juve game back in 2008 that juve lost and he was in stands. Anyone remember that dark moment in our history?
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Did u guys forget that the icon of juve. Giangligi buffon...is a cheater as well.this is same guy who also captained juve.
If you accept that buffon was great for juve despite his questionable personal life. Then u can accept that icardi can be great too here.
Also who can forget the crazy moment when buffon was playing on his BlackBerry instead of watching the live juve game back in 2008 that juve lost and he was in stands. Anyone remember that dark moment in our history?
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https://www.football-italia.net/136025/marchisio-sorry-dybala
I guess Marchisio is also clueless when it comes to football
I guess Marchisio is also clueless when it comes to football
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Juventus are prepared to offer Paulo Dybala plus cash in order to coax Liverpool into selling Mohamed Salah, claim Tuttomercatoweb.
According to the transfer gossip website in Italy, director of sport Fabio Paratici has set his sights on Egypt international Salah.
He has plenty of experience in Italy with Fiorentina and Roma before his €42m move to Liverpool in the summer of 2017.
It’s suggested Salah is seen as an alternative to first choice Federico Chiesa of Fiorentina.
Still only 26 years old, it’d take a huge offer to get Liverpool to part with Salah, so the report claims Dybala would be included as part of the deal.
Salah has scored 20 goals in 41 competitive games for the Reds this season, adding nine assists.
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According to the transfer gossip website in Italy, director of sport Fabio Paratici has set his sights on Egypt international Salah.
He has plenty of experience in Italy with Fiorentina and Roma before his €42m move to Liverpool in the summer of 2017.
It’s suggested Salah is seen as an alternative to first choice Federico Chiesa of Fiorentina.
Still only 26 years old, it’d take a huge offer to get Liverpool to part with Salah, so the report claims Dybala would be included as part of the deal.
Salah has scored 20 goals in 41 competitive games for the Reds this season, adding nine assists.
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