Summer mercato thread 2025-26 (191 Viewers)
- Thread starter Mark
- Start date
No we didn't... It was the final quarter or half (also boosted by the CWC?)
Nah, not at all. That's the exact point here. It's not like 60m Koopmeiners is 60m lost. Either we have the player or we sell at a price. It's useless arguementation in this form.
Comolli didn't do anything retarded yet. But again he's being painted like a clown by FM logic. I don't know how mnay guys actually watched Porto play in the final seasons but I can't say much about this Joao Mario guy. Seems like we have a bus of Portuguese experts here. The guy might turn out to be another Lloyd Kelly but ffs don't burn anyone down without 1. it actually happening 2. actually seeing him play on a number of occasions.
Lucky penalty? Maybe but lol dude, have you not seen all the injuries and suspensions last season? If anything we had bad luck...
Nah, not at all. That's the exact point here. It's not like 60m Koopmeiners is 60m lost. Either we have the player or we sell at a price. It's useless arguementation in this form.
Comolli didn't do anything retarded yet. But again he's being painted like a clown by FM logic. I don't know how mnay guys actually watched Porto play in the final seasons but I can't say much about this Joao Mario guy. Seems like we have a bus of Portuguese experts here. The guy might turn out to be another Lloyd Kelly but ffs don't burn anyone down without 1. it actually happening 2. actually seeing him play on a number of occasions.
Lucky penalty? Maybe but lol dude, have you not seen all the injuries and suspensions last season? If anything we had bad luck...
Last edited:
I didn’t check but maybe it was the CWC qualifying money. But it was down to an special effect
So first of all, it’s still a football club that should aim for sporting success, and it can’t be run like a regular business. But even from that business perspective, every deal Jj makes is terrible. Buying something expensive that brings nothing to the club, only to sell it cheaply or even pay to get rid of it… no matter how many accounting tricks you use to keep the business running, you’re only making things worse.
And yes, Koopmeiners is a total failure — both sportingly and financially. But if you’re okay with just barely finishing fourth every year — or maybe not even that in the future — and getting embarrassed in the Champions League, then fine
And Comolli is a clown, he showed it with his first moves and hiring more incompetent people
Just did a quick check - biggest effect was from the return to the cl which had a positive impact of around 64mil compared to the same period in the prior year. While it’s also true that we reduced the wages and amortization costs - the new transfers and the options / obligations will be a burden for the future. And the future is now and we see how little we can spend cause of all the money already used to exercise these options / obligations
Gesendet von iPhone mit Tapatalk
So first of all, it’s still a football club that should aim for sporting success, and it can’t be run like a regular business. But even from that business perspective, every deal Jj makes is terrible. Buying something expensive that brings nothing to the club, only to sell it cheaply or even pay to get rid of it… no matter how many accounting tricks you use to keep the business running, you’re only making things worse.
And yes, Koopmeiners is a total failure — both sportingly and financially. But if you’re okay with just barely finishing fourth every year — or maybe not even that in the future — and getting embarrassed in the Champions League, then fine
And Comolli is a clown, he showed it with his first moves and hiring more incompetent people
Just did a quick check - biggest effect was from the return to the cl which had a positive impact of around 64mil compared to the same period in the prior year. While it’s also true that we reduced the wages and amortization costs - the new transfers and the options / obligations will be a burden for the future. And the future is now and we see how little we can spend cause of all the money already used to exercise these options / obligations
Gesendet von iPhone mit Tapatalk
Last edited:
Tomorrow #Juventus will resume the training for the start of the new season and among the players present there will also be Tiago #Djaló. The Portuguese defender has in fact returned to Turin following a one year loan spell at #Porto and he is already at the JHotel ready to resume the training under the guidance of Igor #Tudor.
[TuttoJuve via @AverageJuventinoGuy]
- - - Updated - - -
To compare Joao Mario with some players we know very well.
(Alberto Costa wasn’t in the system so not able to compare him)
- Info from DATAMB
[TuttoJuve via @AverageJuventinoGuy]
- - - Updated - - -
To compare Joao Mario with some players we know very well.
(Alberto Costa wasn’t in the system so not able to compare him)
- Info from DATAMB
Tomorrow #Juventus will resume the training for the start of the new season and among the players present there will also be Tiago #Djaló. The Portuguese defender has in fact returned to Turin following a one year loan spell at #Porto and he is already at the JHotel ready to resume the training under the guidance of Igor #Tudor.
[TuttoJuve via @AverageJuventinoGuy]
- - - Updated - - -
To compare Joao Mario with some players we know very well.
(Alberto Costa wasn’t in the system so not able to compare him)
- Info from DATAMB
[TuttoJuve via @AverageJuventinoGuy]
- - - Updated - - -
To compare Joao Mario with some players we know very well.
(Alberto Costa wasn’t in the system so not able to compare him)
- Info from DATAMB
And then you'll learn that Mario's passing accuracy in the opponent's half is something like 74% which is actually quite poor
I didn’t check but maybe it was the CWC qualifying money. But it was down to an special effect
So first of all, it’s still a football club that should aim for sporting success, and it can’t be run like a regular business. But even from that business perspective, every deal Jj makes is terrible. Buying something expensive that brings nothing to the club, only to sell it cheaply or even pay to get rid of it… no matter how many accounting tricks you use to keep the business running, you’re only making things worse.
And yes, Koopmeiners is a total failure — both sportingly and financially. But if you’re okay with just barely finishing fourth every year — or maybe not even that in the future — and getting embarrassed in the Champions League, then fine
And Comolli is a clown, he showed it with his first moves and hiring more incompetent people
Just did a quick check - biggest effect was from the return to the cl which had a positive impact of around 64mil compared to the same period in the prior year. While it’s also true that we reduced the wages and amortization costs - the new transfers and the options / obligations will be a burden for the future. And the future is now and we see how little we can spend cause of all the money already used to exercise these options / obligations
Gesendet von iPhone mit Tapatalk
So first of all, it’s still a football club that should aim for sporting success, and it can’t be run like a regular business. But even from that business perspective, every deal Jj makes is terrible. Buying something expensive that brings nothing to the club, only to sell it cheaply or even pay to get rid of it… no matter how many accounting tricks you use to keep the business running, you’re only making things worse.
And yes, Koopmeiners is a total failure — both sportingly and financially. But if you’re okay with just barely finishing fourth every year — or maybe not even that in the future — and getting embarrassed in the Champions League, then fine
And Comolli is a clown, he showed it with his first moves and hiring more incompetent people
Just did a quick check - biggest effect was from the return to the cl which had a positive impact of around 64mil compared to the same period in the prior year. While it’s also true that we reduced the wages and amortization costs - the new transfers and the options / obligations will be a burden for the future. And the future is now and we see how little we can spend cause of all the money already used to exercise these options / obligations
Gesendet von iPhone mit Tapatalk
Yeah we again managed to qualify despite the reduced wages and age. Which again bodes positively on the books. So it is what it is; not all sunshine (far from it) but not all doom and gloom either like you're making it sound.
Correcting past mistakes costs time and money. Therefor whether fans like it or not; it will take patience before we're competing again regularly in Italy (let alone on a European stage). If you don't see that, you're just being unrealistic.
What first moves from Comolli? J. David or Conceicao? Plus I reiterate he won't be our sporting director and it's only a temporary responsibility for him. He's hired to be our GM
Last edited:
Tomorrow #Juventus will resume the training for the start of the new season and among the players present there will also be Tiago #Djaló. The Portuguese defender has in fact returned to Turin following a one year loan spell at #Porto and he is already at the JHotel ready to resume the training under the guidance of Igor #Tudor.
[TuttoJuve via @AverageJuventinoGuy]
- - - Updated - - -
To compare Joao Mario with some players we know very well.
(Alberto Costa wasn’t in the system so not able to compare him)
- Info from DATAMB
[TuttoJuve via @AverageJuventinoGuy]
- - - Updated - - -
To compare Joao Mario with some players we know very well.
(Alberto Costa wasn’t in the system so not able to compare him)
- Info from DATAMB
Sent from my V2434 using Tapatalk
Tomorrow #Juventus will resume the training for the start of the new season and among the players present there will also be Tiago #Djaló. The Portuguese defender has in fact returned to Turin following a one year loan spell at #Porto and he is already at the JHotel ready to resume the training under the guidance of Igor #Tudor.
[TuttoJuve via @AverageJuventinoGuy]
- - - Updated - - -
To compare Joao Mario with some players we know very well.
(Alberto Costa wasn’t in the system so not able to compare him)
- Info from DATAMB
[TuttoJuve via @AverageJuventinoGuy]
- - - Updated - - -
To compare Joao Mario with some players we know very well.
(Alberto Costa wasn’t in the system so not able to compare him)
- Info from DATAMB
