Who else is going to leave Napoli? Hamsik seems to be good as gone. Jorginho? Hysaj? Mertens? There squad looks like it will be decimated.
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OF COURSE people wanted Ancelotti over friggin Mancini for Italy lol. #badasslogic
Allegri is younger and hasn't exactly coach a CL fave team yet. #badassstrikesagain
This is ADL basically conceding the league and hoping Ancelotti will change the loser mentality in the team while generating more $ via better CL finish. And Ancelotti name itself is more attractive and prestigious that may attract more fans/attention and can attract better players and stop more from leaving. Higuain would've never signed for Napoli if not for then-overrated Benitez.
Looking forward to our next cheesy title # #8EST.
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Fully deluded bunch of fans whether it's on twitter, reddit, or forums.
Allegri is younger and hasn't exactly coach a CL fave team yet. #badassstrikesagain
This is ADL basically conceding the league and hoping Ancelotti will change the loser mentality in the team while generating more $ via better CL finish. And Ancelotti name itself is more attractive and prestigious that may attract more fans/attention and can attract better players and stop more from leaving. Higuain would've never signed for Napoli if not for then-overrated Benitez.
Looking forward to our next cheesy title # #8EST.
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Fully deluded bunch of fans whether it's on twitter, reddit, or forums.
Sirigu; Jallet, Bodmer, Camara, Sakho; Sissoko, Matuidi, Pastore; Nene, Menez, Gameiro - these are the 11 that played the most that season for PSG. next in line were:
their depth - Bisevac, Tiene, Ceara, Alex, Motta, Maxvell, Armand, Chantome, Lugano, Hoarau. thats 7 defenders, a DM, a CM and a CF. oil money or not, this was a garbage team. they went out in EL groupstage to Bilbao and Slazburg. before they got Ibra and Silva, they were nothing basically, so i wouldnt hold it against someone for not winning the league with them. besides, he only got there in January, so wasnt all his "fault"
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i doubt many will stay, it was weird that they all stayed together this long, its bound to break up now that they peaked and failed
their depth - Bisevac, Tiene, Ceara, Alex, Motta, Maxvell, Armand, Chantome, Lugano, Hoarau. thats 7 defenders, a DM, a CM and a CF. oil money or not, this was a garbage team. they went out in EL groupstage to Bilbao and Slazburg. before they got Ibra and Silva, they were nothing basically, so i wouldnt hold it against someone for not winning the league with them. besides, he only got there in January, so wasnt all his "fault"
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i doubt many will stay, it was weird that they all stayed together this long, its bound to break up now that they peaked and failed
Yes. If it were up to me, Arsenal would go full in for Koulibaly. I rate him very much; I'm also kind of biased to defenders that can play well with the ball, but he's a very good defender too, and his physicality would be perfect for the EPL.
Also, I don't know what I'd do if Mustafi were to start for us next season too
Also, I don't know what I'd do if Mustafi were to start for us next season too
well the problem , at least for us, is that most of their leaving players will do it for a lot of money.
Koulibaly 60-80m asking price
Jorginho 50m asking price
Hisaj 50m release clause
Allan 40-60m
Mertens 25m
So they'll have a lot to remake the squad we can only hope that the players they'll sign will flop
Koulibaly 60-80m asking price
Jorginho 50m asking price
Hisaj 50m release clause
Allan 40-60m
Mertens 25m
So they'll have a lot to remake the squad we can only hope that the players they'll sign will flop
well the problem , at least for us, is that most of their leaving players will do it for a lot of money.
Koulibaly 60-80m asking price
Jorginho 50m asking price
Hisaj 50m release clause
Allan 40-60m
Mertens 25m
So they'll have a lot to remake the squad we can only hope that the players they'll sign will flop
Koulibaly 60-80m asking price
Jorginho 50m asking price
Hisaj 50m release clause
Allan 40-60m
Mertens 25m
So they'll have a lot to remake the squad we can only hope that the players they'll sign will flop
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UEFA pounding Milan and not giving a crap about PSG is really strange. So FFP parameters doesn't matter and UEFA only seriously interfere when the owners of the club are poor and cannot afford the club overspending?
well the problem , at least for us, is that most of their leaving players will do it for a lot of money.
Koulibaly 60-80m asking price
Jorginho 50m asking price
Hisaj 50m release clause
Allan 40-60m
Mertens 25m
So they'll have a lot to remake the squad we can only hope that the players they'll sign will flop
Koulibaly 60-80m asking price
Jorginho 50m asking price
Hisaj 50m release clause
Allan 40-60m
Mertens 25m
So they'll have a lot to remake the squad we can only hope that the players they'll sign will flop
Jorginho and Hamsik seems to be done and both are MASSIVE losses for them anyway.
Koulibaly is 50-50 but i think the rest will stay.
Read they are close to buying Suso and Rui Patricio(Sporting Lisbon GK)
IMO we can win the league comfortably next season if we have a good mercato this year.
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Vidal has been linked to Napoli btw. lol
They wont even come close to affording his wages even if he were to be interested in their 'project'.
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PSG are also sanctioned. This is why they're getting Buffon instead of spending big money on a GK. They were rumored to buy Oblak.
so basically their sanction is not being allowed to keep pumping loads of owner money in the club? something they shouldn't be doing in the first place? yeah, UEFA is punishing them bad
Milan couldnt even find a voluntary agreement in the first place as their projected revenues were hugely exaggerated unlike PSG and City.
They havent been inconsistent here at all. Milan's owners are just shady as hell.
Those are hardly sanctions for someone like PSG, neither their players, nor the club are banned from playing in Europe.
Roma sell players every summer to stay in FFP parameters, Inter doesnt register their signings in Europe to tiptoe around them and Milan can get banned from Europe altogether. While I understand the difference between shady owners or poorer clubs and oil billionaires, such use of FFP only widens the gap between elite and the rest, while it was supposed to narrow it down.
Roma sell players every summer to stay in FFP parameters, Inter doesnt register their signings in Europe to tiptoe around them and Milan can get banned from Europe altogether. While I understand the difference between shady owners or poorer clubs and oil billionaires, such use of FFP only widens the gap between elite and the rest, while it was supposed to narrow it down.
Ex-Italy striker faces prison?
By Football Italia staff
Former Juventus and Italy striker Vincenzo Iaquinta reportedly faces six years in prison for alleged mafia links.
The 2006 World Cup winner was indicted back in December 2015 for illegal possession of firearms, according to Deutsche Welle and AFP, as well intention to aid the 'Ndrangheta, the Calabrian mafia.
More than 140 people have been trialled in the case, one of whom is Iaquinta’s father, for whom prosecutors are demanding 19 years’ imprisonment.
Several suspects are suspected of having helped the ’Ndrangheta profit illegally from reconstruction projects in the Emilia-Romagna region after two earthquakes in 2012.
Others are believed to have been helping the 'Ndrangheta to infiltrate the north of Italy, where the organisation is traditionally weaker.
Among the crimes being levelled against the various defendants are false billing, fraud, usury and extortion.
Iaquinta played for the likes of Udinese, Juve and Cesena and scored six goals in 40 caps for Italy, prior to his retirement in 2012.
By Football Italia staff
Former Juventus and Italy striker Vincenzo Iaquinta reportedly faces six years in prison for alleged mafia links.
The 2006 World Cup winner was indicted back in December 2015 for illegal possession of firearms, according to Deutsche Welle and AFP, as well intention to aid the 'Ndrangheta, the Calabrian mafia.
More than 140 people have been trialled in the case, one of whom is Iaquinta’s father, for whom prosecutors are demanding 19 years’ imprisonment.
Several suspects are suspected of having helped the ’Ndrangheta profit illegally from reconstruction projects in the Emilia-Romagna region after two earthquakes in 2012.
Others are believed to have been helping the 'Ndrangheta to infiltrate the north of Italy, where the organisation is traditionally weaker.
Among the crimes being levelled against the various defendants are false billing, fraud, usury and extortion.
Iaquinta played for the likes of Udinese, Juve and Cesena and scored six goals in 40 caps for Italy, prior to his retirement in 2012.
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well the problem , at least for us, is that most of their leaving players will do it for a lot of money.
Koulibaly 60-80m asking price
Jorginho 50m asking price
Hisaj 50m release clause
Allan 40-60m
Mertens 25m
So they'll have a lot to remake the squad we can only hope that the players they'll sign will flop
Koulibaly 60-80m asking price
Jorginho 50m asking price
Hisaj 50m release clause
Allan 40-60m
Mertens 25m
So they'll have a lot to remake the squad we can only hope that the players they'll sign will flop
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