Sebastian Giovinco (60 Viewers)

Would you bring Giovinco back next season?

  • Yeah, we could use him

  • Nope, get rid of him


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Mar 24, 2006
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Jewpunko can't be a Del Piero's successor , he has no pretty face like Del Piero , he can't wear Del Piero's size both Jersey and Shoes , he can't heading the ball like Del Piero does , he has no charisma like Del Piero has and most importantly he tends to be a cheap moaner and weak mentality :sick:
 

Hydde

Minimiliano Tristelli
Mar 6, 2003
38,985
Sadly all u said is true... but he is skilled as fuck. I would try him anyways, who knows.

But now that u mention it.... i remember that he was very welcomed everytime he entered the pitch and the fans used to love him.

If he returns. he will have smoe work to do to earn the faith of the fans again.
 

Suns

Release clause?
May 22, 2009
22,086
Jewpunko can't be a Del Piero's successor , he has no pretty face like Del Piero , he can't wear Del Piero's size both Jersey and Shoes , he can't heading the ball like Del Piero does , he has no charisma like Del Piero has and most importantly he tends to be a cheap moaner and weak mentality :sick:
He's not his successor. But if he keeps on playing well for Parma and returns I bet the management will want to present him as Del Piero's successor just cuz they are both Juve boys and both fantasistas. They will probably end up giving him #10 which personally I think will be unfair to Giovinco. I think the task of being "new Del Piero" is impossible for anybody.
 

Cronios

Juventolog
Jun 7, 2004
27,519
That's the whole point of co-ownerships. He was worth €6m-€8m when we sold him. He's played well so his value goes up. If he played badly his value would go down - see Palladino, Lanzafame etc. We pay more but we get a player who is better than when he left. It's the pro-con of these deals.
I fail to see where is the pro in that, as we were never obliged to sell his 50% for such a pitiful sum.
There is no freakin chance in hell, for one of the most overestimated trade pieces in the Italian market, a young, Italian SS, who has played for a big club, can dribble and attract attention by creating spectacle and promises, be worthy of just 6mil.

There was absolutely no chance to win money from this, as his price cannot go any worth of our evaluation, right after his worst season, of his carrier.
There never was a chance in hell, for a Parma level team, to keep him on the bench for the entire season and cause a further loss of value.
It was a certainty that his value would raise after a season, that had the time to participate in a few games, let alone, be the protagonist.

So, we dont just loan him??? The contract of the players was ours 100%, the profit we made of the sale of his 50%, was the minimum possible,
there never was a logical point to agree this deal, unless we were certain that this player was worthless and not worthy of a second chance,
so, we have chosen this way, in order to minimise loses and help the client club, to buy him.


There are no excuses, esp after the Criscito and countless other similar cases, that should have tought us smth...
 

Hydde

Minimiliano Tristelli
Mar 6, 2003
38,985
He's not his successor. But if he keeps on playing well for Parma and returns I bet the management will want to present him as Del Piero's successor just cuz they are both Juve boys and both fantasistas. They will probably end up giving him #10 which personally I think will be unfair to Giovinco. I think the task of being "new Del Piero" is impossible for anybody.
Well....to be present and insinuate that he will be DPs heir would be a total joke. Is not convenient for any party because:
1-No one knows for sure how skilled Gio will be in Juventus
2-There will be no "the new DP" again... in at least 30 years. Putting that pressure on gio would be super dumb
3- Claiming and presenting him like the heir of the king....for him later to choke and fail, would leave Juventus image as a bunvh of clowns.

Theres nothing good or positive in trying to make Gio look like ADP.
The most we can do is to assign the boy a SS role and the comparisons stop there. The rest would be in his hands.
 

Hydde

Minimiliano Tristelli
Mar 6, 2003
38,985
I fail to see where is the pro in that, as we were never obliged to sell his 50% for such a pitiful sum.
There is no freakin chance in hell, for one of the most overestimated trade pieces in the Italian market, a young, Italian SS, who has played for a big club, can dribble and attract attention by creating spectacle and promises, be worthy of just 6mil.

There was absolutely no chance to win money from this, as his price cannot go any worth of our evaluation, right after his worst season, of his carrier.
There never was a chance in hell, for a Parma level team, to keep him on the bench for the entire season and cause a further loss of value.
It was a certainty that his value would raise after a season, that had the time to participate in a few games, let alone, be the protagonist.

So, we dont just loan him??? The contract of the players was ours 100%, the profit we made of the sale of his 50%, was the minimum possible,
there never was a logical point to agree this deal, unless we were certain that this player was worthless and not worthy of a second chance,
so, we have chosen this way, in order to minimise loses and help the client club, to buy him.


There are no excuses, esp after the Criscito and countless other similar cases, that should have tought us smth...

Yeh, and what worries me the most is that we WILL get punished for our mistake. Parm loves Gio, they want him.... no one wants amauri. They will try whatever is needed to get him.

We risk losing him in a blind auction, so we need to invest..... in a player that was ours...for free.

Like some said here,,,,, Parma can even do business with milan or inter and receive money from them, win against us in the blind auction....and then seeling gio to the sponsor team.

This is fucked up...seriously.


The worst is that Marotta can even chicken and just let him go to not waste money in the auction.
 

Suns

Release clause?
May 22, 2009
22,086
Suns is defending Gio like there's no tomorrow :p
Not defending, quite the opposite actually. I don't think he can be Del Piero's successor. The only way to replace Del Piero properly is by spending shit loads of money on a player.

Well....to be preset and insinuate that he will be DPs heir would be a total joke. Is not convenient for any party because:
1-No one knows for sure how skilled Gio will be in Juventus
2-There will be no "the new DP" again... in at least 30 years. Putting that pressure on gio would be super dumb
3- Claiming and presenting him like the heir of the king....for him later to choke and fail, would leave Juventus image as a bunvh of clowns.

Theres nothing good in trying to make Gio llok like ADP.
The most we can do is to assign the boy as a SS and the comparisons stop there. The rest would be in his hands.
But I just think thats how they will do it. They won't spend huge money on replacing Del Piero, so IF Seba continues to have a good season then they will probably try to make it look that way. And I bet many of the Italian fans will buy it. A lad from Juventus who grew up in Turin and who's Italian, a fun and creative #10 and in the Italian NT. Its marketable. I just hope he doesn't buy into all of that.
 

Hydde

Minimiliano Tristelli
Mar 6, 2003
38,985
Not defending, quite the opposite actually. I don't think he can be Del Piero's successor. The only way to replace Del Piero properly is by spending shit loads of money on a player.

But I just think thats how they will do it. They won't spend huge money on replacing Del Piero, so IF Seba continues to have a good season then they will probably try to make it look that way. And I bet many of the Italian fans will buy it. A lad from Juventus who grew up in Turin and who's Italian, a fun and creative #10 and in the Italian NT. Its marketable. I just hope he doesn't buy into all of that.
I also think he can do a good job, but i will not build false hopes.... because for someone to come and take Dp´s position as smoothly, would be a total lottery and we will need to be lucky as fuck.

So i want to look first what he will offer after a season or 2, then judge,
 

Suns

Release clause?
May 22, 2009
22,086
Do you not trust the club to produce/purchase another Del Piero type youth?
Well I don't trust them to have enough time to produce someone to replace Ale before he quits at the end of the season.

Buying someone to replace him, I don't know about that. I guess it will take a whole lot of money to buy a talent good enough to be our new Del Piero.
 

Cronios

Juventolog
Jun 7, 2004
27,519
Yeh, and what worries me the most is that we WILL get punished for our mistake. Parm loves Gio, they want him.... no one wants amauri. They will try whatever is needed to get him.

We risk losing him in a blind auction, so we need to invest..... in a player that was ours...for free.

Like some said here,,,,, Parma can even do business with milan or inter and receive money from them, win against us in the blind auction....and then seeling gio to the sponsor team.

This is fucked up...seriously.


The worst is that Marotta can even chicken and just let him go to not waste money in the auction.
Consider him lost and the choice already made and sealed...
 

Flamez

Senior Member
Feb 7, 2011
1,991
I didn't watch it too, but I think he's the one who passed the ball to Gobbi? (the guy with the assist) in the goal.

Nothing worthy of reference, anyway. At least, not in that move. I don't know about his performance.
 

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