The problem with Di Vaio over Vialli is difficult. The thing to remember is that those were different times, when Vialli was playing. Today, there is more money, more options, and more players fighting for space on teams. Plus, more games that end up meaning a whole lot more.
So, a team bck then could afford to wait out the progress of a player like Vialli. Now, how much can we afford to sit back and wait for Di Vaio to find his form? We need options, and options that actually work for us. Di Vaio was more of a deperate buy, a last minute morale booster. I don't see that as having worked well.
Over the last few years, Juve has used less and less intelligence when buying strikers. Di Vaio was another example of this.
So, a team bck then could afford to wait out the progress of a player like Vialli. Now, how much can we afford to sit back and wait for Di Vaio to find his form? We need options, and options that actually work for us. Di Vaio was more of a deperate buy, a last minute morale booster. I don't see that as having worked well.
Over the last few years, Juve has used less and less intelligence when buying strikers. Di Vaio was another example of this.
