The Official Juventus Future Plans Thread; "Consider yourself Juventus Sports Chief" (15 Viewers)

Falafel

Shawarma
Jul 23, 2006
4,300
Buffon
Grygera Metzelder Barzagli Chiellini
Frings
Camoranesi Nedved Ribery
Del Piero/Palladino
Trez/Boji


Metzelder for free
Barzagli for 10m Euro
Frings for 8m Euro
Ribery for 17m Euro
Boji for 6m Euro(is that the price juve's management have to pay to sign him?)

10+8+17+6=41m Euro
 

Mike-e-y

Senior Member
Jul 18, 2004
11,188
Buffon
Gryfera-Barzagli-Pepe-Chiellini
Camo-Diego-Zanetti-Nedved
Del Piero-Klose

This is what i hope for! (maybe malouda to help nedved out!)
 

Albertmare

Idea Maker
Mar 24, 2006
13,953
1st I fire Cobolli. (Next day he gets a job at Inter.)
2nd We start the work on a 50 000 seat stadium with no track.
3rd I send a Paparazzi take pictures of Moratti and G. Rossi having sexual intercourse and send it to la Gazzetta. (Obviously they don't post it).
4th I ask Tardelli, "what the f*ck to you do around here?" he answers boh!, next thing I say...You're Fired!!!
5th I buy Cannavaro, Emerson, Vieira, Ibrahimovic, Thuram and Zambrotta and send them on loan to Albinoleffe.
6th I buy Sissoko, Klose, Ribéry and Pablo.
7th We win the treble
8th I wake up
:lol2: good 1 mark77 :pint:
 

JuveAdam

Moggi santo..subito
Sep 12, 2006
1,072
I agree with your three points, but do you think that a true Bianconeri would be from the first to escape the black and white ship once it is on verge to drown?
Ok, so maybe Zambro left early. Maybe he's not a true bianconero, but give him credit where its due. He never asked to leave, he never spoke ill of us - unlike that bitch Thuram, he constantly talks of returning. A real man never forgets those who made him what he is, or where he came from. I would take Zambro back without a moments hesitation. He is at the peak of his career, & a world champion. Despite a poor season by his standards of recent years. he is still the best fullback in world football, able to play a number of positions equally well. He's solid & dependable in defence, useful in attack, & rarely - if ever - out of position in either.

A truly great player who I would welcome back & cheer for with all my heart. Forza Zambro.
 

Dominic

Senior Member
Jan 30, 2004
16,706
Buffon
Salihamidzic Alex Chivu Chiellini
Camoranesi Zanetti Diarra* Nedved/Ribery
Trezeguet Del Piero


*Mahamadou Diarra, that is.

Yeah right :D.
 
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Ahmedios

Senior Member
Nov 11, 2006
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    Ok, so maybe Zambro left early. Maybe he's not a true bianconero, but give him credit where its due. He never asked to leave, he never spoke ill of us - unlike that bitch Thuram, he constantly talks of returning. A real man never forgets those who made him what he is, or where he came from. I would take Zambro back without a moments hesitation. He is at the peak of his career, & a world champion. Despite a poor season by his standards of recent years. he is still the best fullback in world football, able to play a number of positions equally well. He's solid & dependable in defence, useful in attack, & rarely - if ever - out of position in either.

    A truly great player who I would welcome back & cheer for with all my heart. Forza Zambro.
    JuveAdam, I didn't compare between Zambrotta and Thuram's announcements and respect for us after leaving Delle Alpi, I was commenting on whether we should call Zambrotta a true Bianconeri or not, and I said it. Why do I blame Zambrotta specificly? Because I was expecting something completely different from what he did, although, I agree with you, I'd take him back and welcome him as well.

    Regarding Thuram and what he said, with these words he entered the Juventus history but through the backyard's gate, that crap.
     

    JuveAdam

    Moggi santo..subito
    Sep 12, 2006
    1,072
    JuveAdam, I didn't compare between Zambrotta and Thuram's announcements and respect for us after leaving Delle Alpi, I was commenting on whether we should call Zambrotta a true Bianconeri or not, and I said it. Why do I blame Zambrotta specificly? Because I was expecting something completely different from what he did, although, I agree with you, I'd take him back and welcome him as well.
    I expected different too, definately. Sorry for the misunderstabding, seems we're on the same page. Of the six who left I would def have expected Zambro to stay, was absolutely gutted he left. Hope & pray that pussy Secco finds the balls to bring him back.
     
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    Ahmedios

    Senior Member
    Nov 11, 2006
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    I expected different too, definately. Sorry for the misunderstabding, seems we're on the same page. Of the six who left I would def have expected Zambro to stay, was absolutely gutted he left. Hope & pray that pussy Secco finds the balls to bring him back.
    No worries mate. :cool2:
     

    tonykart

    Senior Member
    Feb 16, 2007
    1,595
    Zambrotta would be great to have back. I wouldn't care either way about Cannavaro or Thuram returning, but Zambrotta is a player I would make a real effort to go after. This way Grygera and Zebina could come off the bench as either CB or SB and make a nice impact that way. Also, although I strongly prefer Chiellini at LB, it would enable him to be more versatile along the back line as well.

    We will not have true depth next year, but we could have some talent and versatilty. Salihamdzic and Grygera and perfect examples of that, and Zambrotta would alow other players to be more flexible as well.

    Like I have mentioned before, we need two CB's, two DMF's. and two CF's. Bringing in a SB or SMF would allow certain current player to fill the central positions creating the same impact as signing a central player. Zambrotta and Ribery being examples of this.

    Since my last post a few new things have come to light.

    Metzelder is signing with Real Madrid, Vanden Borre is signing with Fiorentina, Trezeguet has commited to Juventus and Luca Toni's listed price is around 14M pounds officially.

    I think it is crucial to pick up the following players. At least these would be my first choices.

    CB: BARZAGLI
    SMF: RIBERY
    CF: PIZARRO

    I think these three players take care of a few needs. After this we should look into a DMF like:

    MASCHERANO (LIVERPOOL)
    DIARRA (LYON)
    MAVUBA (BORDEAUX)
    SISSOKO (LIVERPOOL)

    From there we still will need another CB, but bringing in Zambrotta would take care of that for sure for the previously mentioned reasons.
     

    Jem83

    maitre'd at Canal Bar
    Nov 7, 2005
    22,870
    To be honest, I think Zambrotta is past it. His good years are with us and lives on in our memories. Let us forget "the departed" and look to the future :tup:

    Now, give me a cigar
     

    Luftwaffles

    Il terzo uomo
    Dec 1, 2005
    5,055
    btw, I will truly miss Nedved when he retires he is a great player. So much passion in his game.
    Incredible passion. Has the same magic as Ale and Kaka.

    He will be missed badly when he goes. His replacement will slot in gradually, sharing the playmaker role next season. The only question is who exactly that man is!!
     

    Luftwaffles

    Il terzo uomo
    Dec 1, 2005
    5,055
    -------------------------BUFFON--------------------
    GRYGERA - CRISCITO - BARZAGLI - CHIELLINI
    SALIHAMIDZIC/CAMORANESI - DIARRA - ZANETTI
    NEDVED/RIBERY
    --------------TREZEGUET--------DEL PIERO------

    What you see here is very much what any sensible team builder would want in Serie A.

    Players also meriting more playing time through illness/injury/ suspensions:-

    PALLADINO, PARO, BOJINOV, MARCHISIO and KOVAC.

    I'm not expecting any of the leavers back. Of the leavers only FC has the remotest hope of a return.
     

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