The Gaby Milito to Juve saga (13 Viewers)

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David01

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Aug 20, 2006
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:cry:every morning I turn on my computer and immediately click on the bookmark to this forum to find out which players we have signed.
every morning is a dissapointment... see ya tomorrow and hope for better news.
I have two and a half week left om my summer break.
 

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RAMI-N

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Tuesday 3 July, 2007

Juventus President Giovanni Cobolli Gigli has ruled out a bid for Argentine defender Gabriel Milito unless Real Zaragoza significantly reduce their asking price.

Since securing promotion to Serie A, the Bianconeri have been looking to strengthen their defence with Milito amongst a number of high-profile targets.

However, it appears that the Old Lady’s generous transfer fund won’t stretch to meet the value Zaragoza have placed on the 26-year-old stopper.

“There’s a serious difference between the amount they are asking for and the amount that we are willing to offer,” he revealed to assembled journalists at the presentation of this season’s match ball.

“Juventus’ budget has its limits and I’m really not optimistic that an agreement can be reached so we’re looking at other options instead.”

There is speculation that those other options may include Inter’s Ivan Cordoba and Walter Samuel who struggled to find a place in the Nerazzurri first team last term.

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Trezegol17

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Nov 1, 2006
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Lol Cordoba in Juve??? When that happends i will go get crazy because i prefer Boum Boum way over that hyperactiv, can only tackle and shoot the ball forward crap inter defender. For god sake Secco get us Milito or bring back Fabio!
 

Badass J Elkann

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You've got issues period.
cordoba especially, not only do i f*cking hate cordoba my most hated interista but i think he's a joke in defence, as shown in the copa america, no joke but i have more faith in boumsong in serie A than cordoba

no chance cordoba would even make it thru the doors of delle alpi, we'd kill him
i wuda stoned the arrogant b*stard b4 he even lands in turin
 

Badass J Elkann

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My quote originates from today. Speculation has risen over possibly bringing Cordoba or Samuel, and Gigli quashed those rumours by saying we are not going after inter players.
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its been quite clear that our only alternatives to milito is andrade, possibly cris and pepe all this talk of cordoba and samuel is just media talk, i wud hope and believe the board have better tastes
 
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