I agree. After his last two performances I too beleive he should stay. If Trezeguet stays, we will need to sign a striker anyways. I like Pizarro of Bayern, because he will be a free transfer.
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I dont think that Pizzaro would fill Trezi's huge shoes. If we let Trezi go then we will need someone that could do the job as good as he did,and i dont think that pizzaro is the one.
We could have the same line up as this season and i would be satisfied.
Trezi,Alex,Palladino and Boji will be our main strikers and Zalayeta would just provide an extra option.As we can't just have one big striker.
We could have the same line up as this season and i would be satisfied.
Trezi,Alex,Palladino and Boji will be our main strikers and Zalayeta would just provide an extra option.As we can't just have one big striker.
I think we need to sign someone who can sub, or share time with Trezeguet. I beleive that Palladino is better off as a SS, in a DP role. In Serie A, we will need a better set of CF's to compete. Potential and Promise is nice, but it is not a solution for success. Palladino has shown great promise, but I would hate to have all my chips in his basket.
I agree completelly, the best option upfront is to keep things as they are. Trez & DP the first line of attack, Palladino & Bojinov the second, with Zalayeta filling up the blanks. Pizzaro is good, he can score a lot of goals, plus he would come for free, still I don't think he's good enough to replace Trezeguet. If anyone's ideal for that part, IMO, it's Klose, Toni also but I prefer Klose.
I think Bojinov can be that, like I said before, he's not a direct replacement for Trez but he can hold his own in a box striker role or a support striker. Palladino and Bojinov could very well be our next lethal duo in the future. The key is to utilise them now and give them their fair chances, something which DD is not doing so far, at least with Bojinov.
I think Bojinov can be that, like I said before, he's not a direct replacement for Trez but he can hold his own in a box striker role or a support striker. Palladino and Bojinov could very well be our next lethal duo in the future. The key is to utilise them now and give them their fair chances, something which DD is not doing so far, at least with Bojinov.
I agree with that Vlatko. Although it is hard for me to discredit DD for his tactics. He has a job to with Juventus and I am sure he is concerned with keeping his. Bojinov could do it next year, but there is a lot more certainty in a guy like Pizarro. I have no problems letting someone ride the bench if Bojinov gets the job done. The only problem is that the fans of the one riding the bench will see it as unfair. I say, bring in Pizarro. If Bojinov isn't cutting it sit him for a later date. If he is, then let Pizarro ride the pine. Either way, with Trez here and healthy, playing time will be scarce. I prefer Bojinov, but wouldn't hesitate to bring in a good striker on free transfer.
BTW, if we had to replace Trez we would need to buy a player like Toni or Klose. Trez is one of the top strikers in the world. Hard to replace.
BTW, if we had to replace Trez we would need to buy a player like Toni or Klose. Trez is one of the top strikers in the world. Hard to replace.
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