The...I want this player to Juve thread (45 Viewers)
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Are you kidding?
He is athletically a cripple, its not just injury prone like others, he redefines it. He has had the same serious issues since Dorthmund, and they gotten WAY worse. It would way way more foolish risk then Andrade, because Rosicky's knees are really cronically busted. Its very sad, but dont even think about signing him.
He is athletically a cripple, its not just injury prone like others, he redefines it. He has had the same serious issues since Dorthmund, and they gotten WAY worse. It would way way more foolish risk then Andrade, because Rosicky's knees are really cronically busted. Its very sad, but dont even think about signing him.
I know what you meant, I mean we dont need their influence to get him. He WONT be a hot commodity on the market, on the contrary, he will be as cold as possible, only thing going for him is free transfer.
But all the top teams knows his severe injuries, and wont bother risking zip on him (desperate middle teams will gamble on him). Hence, will be very little competition for him.
But all the top teams knows his severe injuries, and wont bother risking zip on him (desperate middle teams will gamble on him). Hence, will be very little competition for him.
He may be, I'm just trying to figure out what constitutes a "risk". People complain all the time that they don't want to risk the capital on an unproven talent, or somebody in a different league who supposedly isn't "ready" yet, or somebody from a specific league who "may not adapt" like a Mendieta. Then once a freebie comes along who has proven himself to be a useful asset in the past but has had injury problems, people are so quick to say no. We've had injury-laden players in the past who have come back to greatness; I don't have to mention names.
Or perhaps whenever somebody with a bit of creativity becomes available, we automatically say no and that's when I go berserk. But as such, that's the way this club works where there are double standards for creative players.
Not saying we should get Rosicky, but even if a player such as Nasri becomes free there would be people whining that we would have to change our system to accommodate him.
Everything is a "risk", so perhaps we simply shouldn't buy anybody then besides DM's.
Or perhaps whenever somebody with a bit of creativity becomes available, we automatically say no and that's when I go berserk. But as such, that's the way this club works where there are double standards for creative players.
Not saying we should get Rosicky, but even if a player such as Nasri becomes free there would be people whining that we would have to change our system to accommodate him.
Everything is a "risk", so perhaps we simply shouldn't buy anybody then besides DM's.
Yeah they may not want to wait 2 years to play in the CL but I think a 200 000 pound salary would make a difference to them. I don't think Amauri is better than Trez. I think when in form trez is one of the best finishers (if not him the RVN but both are sick) it is just Amauri has shown how we would not be hurting our output too much if Trez left. I just try to look at it objectively to see what owuld be best.
But I would be pretty sad as a fan to see them leave. The old management would have sold in a heartbeat though if a bid like that came in.. I have no doubt about that.
But I would be pretty sad as a fan to see them leave. The old management would have sold in a heartbeat though if a bid like that came in.. I have no doubt about that.
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