Get your fact's right will ya. I wasn't spamming for two seasons on this thread. Plus everyone deserves an opinion as long as you'r not insulting others.
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Get your fact's right will ya. I wasn't spamming for two seasons on this thread. Plus everyone deserves an opinion as long as you'r not insulting others.
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Oh wait. Let's go and dig a 6 week old article to justify our hate. Pathetic really. Did you check the date on that article? Back then, we were throwing away points, and Milan were indeed in better form. We've been dominant ever since, but there's nothing wrong with what he said back then, so stop looking for excuses or justifications, even when they aren't there 
Ah, didnt even read it. But i remember when it was posted back then.
The rat thought Milan played 'better football' than Juve, I dont remember milan ever playing better foootball than us even when we were drawing all those matches against the bottom teams.
Anyways, cancer boys will be bitter for life and die complaining.
The rat thought Milan played 'better football' than Juve, I dont remember milan ever playing better foootball than us even when we were drawing all those matches against the bottom teams.
Anyways, cancer boys will be bitter for life and die complaining.
Oh wait. Let's go and dig a 6 week old article to justify our hate. Pathetic really. Did you check the date on that article? Back then, we were throwing away points, and Milan were indeed in better form. We've been dominant ever since, but there's nothing wrong with what he said back then, so stop looking for excuses or justifications, even when they aren't there
At that point, Milan had won 4 of their previous 5 Serie A matches (the 5th being a draw against us), had just knocked Arsenal out of Europe, and looked like they were finally getting healthy.
Meanwhile, we had drawn 5 of our previous 6 matches (Beat Catania), including fixtures against such behemoths as Parma, Chievo, Bologna, and Genoa (Also drew @ Milan. Should also be pointed out these were away matches, with the exception of Catania and Chievo).
What a little prick he is. That friggin Milanista... who's been masquerading as a Juventino since he was 9 years old...
You people need to take the Giovinco hate down a notch. I'd like him back and I think he'd do a great job for us. He was a bit bitter for the way we treated him, so what? Doesnt mean he cant become a legend. Iirc, even Chiellini was a bit bitter when we sent him to Fiorentina on loan, yet hes a legend now.
Just realized two things...
1. This quote: “Juve deserve a few more points than they have got in the table, but Milan will win the championship" could actually be interpreted as Giovinco criticizing some of the officiating that our club's management was so vocally displeased with. He's basically using a company line!
2. Somewhere buried in this thread, I'm pretty sure there's a quote where I said that loaning the player makes some sense, so he can recover his confidence - although I was pretty pissed at GM because of the small co-own fee. However, if we buy Giovinco's half back for say 7M (his market value is probably between 14-16M, give or take?), we'll have paid Parma 3.5M to get our own much improved player back. Which, off hand, isn't actually completely terrible, given the logistics. Then, if you consider that we saved what is probably around 3M in wages after taxes... rather than having a classic Juve situation from the last few years, where we've got guys who aren't playing making tons of money to ride the pine...
From a certain vantage, one could say that we spent a bit more than 500k to develop someone who could become a very useful asset. Those figures are extremely rough, but even if you add a few million to that total, not exactly terrible.
So how's that for selective logic?
1. This quote: “Juve deserve a few more points than they have got in the table, but Milan will win the championship" could actually be interpreted as Giovinco criticizing some of the officiating that our club's management was so vocally displeased with. He's basically using a company line!
2. Somewhere buried in this thread, I'm pretty sure there's a quote where I said that loaning the player makes some sense, so he can recover his confidence - although I was pretty pissed at GM because of the small co-own fee. However, if we buy Giovinco's half back for say 7M (his market value is probably between 14-16M, give or take?), we'll have paid Parma 3.5M to get our own much improved player back. Which, off hand, isn't actually completely terrible, given the logistics. Then, if you consider that we saved what is probably around 3M in wages after taxes... rather than having a classic Juve situation from the last few years, where we've got guys who aren't playing making tons of money to ride the pine...
From a certain vantage, one could say that we spent a bit more than 500k to develop someone who could become a very useful asset. Those figures are extremely rough, but even if you add a few million to that total, not exactly terrible.
So how's that for selective logic?
to point #2 then he should be cockslapped by @Osman
