Summer mercato thread 2017-18 (58 Viewers)

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Badass J Elkann

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Feb 12, 2006
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We’re not psg who hold their players hostage. Why would you want to keep a player who doesn’t want to play there to poison the locker room ? Be realistic not idealistic like you are being
who says we're holding players hostage? we're practically opening the door and say ok leave if you wish. Players have a contract and they have a duty to honour it too you know? the players have no right to hold the clubs hostage not the other way around.
 

AndreaCristiano

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Jun 9, 2011
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who says we're holding players hostage? we're practically opening the door and say ok leave if you wish. Players have a contract and they have a duty to honour it too you know? the players have no right to hold the clubs hostage not the other way around.
Not us genius! PSG holds players hostage can you read? Since when do players have a duty to honor them their contracts in this era? You’re three realist or idealist here cmon man
 

DAiDEViL

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who says we're holding players hostage? we're practically opening the door and say ok leave if you wish. Players have a contract and they have a duty to honour it too you know? the players have no right to hold the clubs hostage not the other way around.
Players should be allowed to either leave, or renew with the club at the end ot the month, like it was Netflix or something. :sarcasm:
 

Badass J Elkann

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Feb 12, 2006
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Not us genius! PSG holds players hostage can you read? Since when do players have a duty to honor them their contracts in this era? You’re three realist or idealist here cmon man
so you think its ok for players to hold the club hostage too? whatever happened to no player is bigger than the club mentality?

what psg do is none of my concern as a matter of fact they have the right mentality when it comes to players wanting to leave, just look at how verratti is practically on his knees begging for forgiveness now after what his agent has been saying all summer, not this "the door is open to anyone who wants to leave" bullshit. thats basically us admitting that we're a selling club and giving players the option to leave

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Players should be allowed to either leave, or renew with the club at the end ot the month, like it was Netflix or something. :sarcasm:
marotta would be scrounging around to find 11 players each month

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55mil for bonucci is weak we can get 80 from the likes of city.
but our hands are tied, 20 mill it is then
 

AndreaCristiano

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so you think its ok for players to hold the club hostage too? whatever happened to no player is bigger than the club mentality?

what psg do is none of my concern as a matter of fact they have the right mentality when it comes to players wanting to leave, just look at how verratti is practically on his knees begging for forgiveness now after what his agent has been saying all summer, not this "the door is open to anyone who wants to leave" bull$#@!. thats basically us admitting that we're a selling club and giving players the option to leave
The player isn’t holding anyone hostage and that is exactly the mentality of the club is bigger than any player. JUVENTUS will always be! If Bonucci truly wants out than peace I don’t want you here if you don’t want to be. JUVENTUS will survive we survived loosing bigger and more integral players.
 

Badass J Elkann

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Feb 12, 2006
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The player isn’t holding anyone hostage and that is exactly the mentality of the club is bigger than any player. JUVENTUS will always be! If Bonucci truly wants out than peace I don’t want you here if you don’t want to be. JUVENTUS will survive we survived loosing bigger and more integral players.
yet the message we're giving our players is "if you want to leave you can" we are giving them that option! what other top club in the world has such a retarded policy? its one thing if the player actually wants to leave, but giving the player the powers to choose is another and we fall under the latter
 

Fr3sh

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Jul 12, 2011
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yet the message we're giving our players is "if you want to leave you can" we are giving them that option! what other top club in the world has such a retarded policy? its one thing if the player actually wants to leave, but giving the player the powers to choose is another and we fall under the latter
You cant say the bosses are bad. Except when Agnelli bangs his employees wives and shit or when Ale got kicked out before he could've had and iconic 20th season at Juve. Other then that they're great ask Dani :baus:
 

AndreaCristiano

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Jun 9, 2011
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yet the message we're giving our players is "if you want to leave you can" we are giving them that option! what other top club in the world has such a retarded policy? its one thing if the player actually wants to leave, but giving the player the powers to choose is another and we fall under the latter
I don’t think it’s as simple as you make it. Look at Alves would you rather have forced him to stay or voided his contract. If a player is going to be miserable it will show in their play and then you will be paying wages for a cancer in your locker room and on the pitch and the damage will be greater than just letting them gtfo
 

Badass J Elkann

It's time to go!!
Feb 12, 2006
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I don’t think it’s as simple as you make it. Look at Alves would you rather have forced him to stay or voided his contract. If a player is going to be miserable it will show in their play and then you will be paying wages for a cancer in your locker room and on the pitch and the damage will be greater than just letting them gtfo
But what gave him the right to insult the fans and club in the meantime? Stick him in isolated training and teach the bastard a lesson I say. Consider monetary offers. Sampdoria did it with Cassano all of last season
 

AndreaCristiano

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But what gave him the right to insult the fans and club in the meantime? Stick him in isolated training and teach the bastard a lesson I say. Consider monetary offers. Sampdoria did it with Cassano all of last season
He’s an entitled ass that’s what gave him the right. A lot of it is the fans of entitled idiots like that who make them think they’re Gods
 

Big Bang

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Mar 12, 2012
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I don’t think it’s as simple as you make it. Look at Alves would you rather have forced him to stay or voided his contract. If a player is going to be miserable it will show in their play and then you will be paying wages for a cancer in your locker room and on the pitch and the damage will be greater than just letting them gtfo
Okay Mr. Andrea Cristiano (??) if that's the case, how come it doesn't work the other way around too? How come if you have a player with 3-years left on his contract, but he's absolute shit and on high wages that no other club is retarded enough to match, how come we can't just tell that player: "Hey buddy, we don't think it's working out anymore. Can we just conveniently rescind this legally binding contract we have that says we have to pay you bucket loads of money for three more years so we can get your cancerous vibes out of our locker room?"

You know how that conversation ends after he responds to our request? "Aw, really? But Mr. Andrea Cristiano said- what? You don't care what he said? He can shove his opinion where? Well that's not very nice :cry:"

No one holds a gun to these players' heads when they sign these contracts you know. They are signed by adult men making a decision after what should be careful deliberation about committing a certain number of years of their lives to this club. You make it sound like we would be the first club in the history of football to tell a player "No, we don't want to sell you, you're still contracted to play here." He might sulk for a bit but he'll get over it.
 
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