The Neverending Story-Cassano to Juve (57 Viewers)
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Well, I do appreciate Nicole as a geniune soccer fan, who loves Roma with her whole heart. A positive way to interpret "typical romanista". 
The best year of Roma was the year that Batistuta joined, a real goal scoring machine who always scores quality and spectacular goals. But unfortunately, Roma fade out together with Batigol...
Hope your Roma can quickly find the next Batigol, otherwise, Roma will only be able to chase our tail and strive for the forth spot....
The best year of Roma was the year that Batistuta joined, a real goal scoring machine who always scores quality and spectacular goals. But unfortunately, Roma fade out together with Batigol...
Hope your Roma can quickly find the next Batigol, otherwise, Roma will only be able to chase our tail and strive for the forth spot....
++ [ originally posted by inferis ] ++
actually.. roma is still there... it is batigol who fades..
and.. roma shud retain the service of abel xavier...
actually.. roma is still there... it is batigol who fades..
and.. roma shud retain the service of abel xavier...
And luckily, Roma couldn't sign Ibra to Roma at that time!
++ [ originally posted by inferis ] ++
if he was important.. why did they sell him?..
he's old
his high wages
he's not that good anymore
they got cassano
hell, who needs batigol if you have leandro cufre..
if he was important.. why did they sell him?..
he's old
his high wages
he's not that good anymore
they got cassano
hell, who needs batigol if you have leandro cufre..
Put it this way, Cassano wasn't enough to help Roma winning scudetto...Luckily, Juve didn't get him!! yeah!!
We didn’t want Cassano, say Juve Thursday 1 September, 2005
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Juventus insist that they didn’t sign Antonio Cassano from Roma this summer because he was not a transfer target.
The enigma – whose contract expires in 2006 – was heavily associated with a switch to Turin, but will remain in the capital after the window closed on Wednesday.
Some were expecting transfer guru Luciano Moggi to make a late swoop, yet the club official maintains that was never going to happen.
"It was a transfer invented by journalists," Moggi told Sky Italia microphones. "We have always said that he is a good player but we already have great champions in attack.
"You kept on reporting that Juventus and Roma were in talks for Cassano even though I stated on numerous occasions that he was of no interest to us."
There were also whispers which suggested that capital winger Amantino Mancini was on the verge of signing for the Delle Alpi outfit on Wednesday.
That move didn’t happen either but Moggi did confirm that the Brazilian midfielder was wanted by boss Fabio Capello.
"Mancini is staying in Rome because the club decided to keep hold of him," continued Moggi.
"We have absolutely no intention of damaging our good relationship with the Sensi family. We don’t negotiate with players but with their clubs.
"There was an agreement in place regarding a double swap deal but the whole thing collapsed about a month ago."
Juventus had been linked with Mancini, Cassano and Olivier Dacourt, with Adrian Mutu and Giorgio Chiellini possibly moving in the other direction.
source: channel4.com
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Juventus insist that they didn’t sign Antonio Cassano from Roma this summer because he was not a transfer target.
The enigma – whose contract expires in 2006 – was heavily associated with a switch to Turin, but will remain in the capital after the window closed on Wednesday.
Some were expecting transfer guru Luciano Moggi to make a late swoop, yet the club official maintains that was never going to happen.
"It was a transfer invented by journalists," Moggi told Sky Italia microphones. "We have always said that he is a good player but we already have great champions in attack.
"You kept on reporting that Juventus and Roma were in talks for Cassano even though I stated on numerous occasions that he was of no interest to us."
There were also whispers which suggested that capital winger Amantino Mancini was on the verge of signing for the Delle Alpi outfit on Wednesday.
That move didn’t happen either but Moggi did confirm that the Brazilian midfielder was wanted by boss Fabio Capello.
"Mancini is staying in Rome because the club decided to keep hold of him," continued Moggi.
"We have absolutely no intention of damaging our good relationship with the Sensi family. We don’t negotiate with players but with their clubs.
"There was an agreement in place regarding a double swap deal but the whole thing collapsed about a month ago."
Juventus had been linked with Mancini, Cassano and Olivier Dacourt, with Adrian Mutu and Giorgio Chiellini possibly moving in the other direction.
source: channel4.com
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