The Return Of Appiah (4 Viewers)

[fherdelpiero_10]

we should never have released Tachinnardi, he would have been a good solution for CM for now.

in that case MUTU would had never been sold.

 

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[fherdelpiero_10]

tiago is a very good player, as he proved to be in lyon. i say give tiago more time and he'll respond. do not commit another henry error.

 

[JuveAdam]

in that case MUTU would had never been sold.

apart from he wanted to go?

 

[x-japan]

-I thought the board wanted to sell him

 

[HelterSkelter]

Mutu wanted to leave himself.I dont blame him for leaving,but i would have expected a little more from someone who was given a new life by Juventus.

 

[Thunderball]

Mutu wanted to leave himself.I dont blame him for leaving,but i would have expected a little more from someone who was given a new life by Juventus.

Yep... I was pretty disappointed when I read that. He was nothing but a "washed up druggie" in the football world before Juventus got a hold of him, eased him back and helped clean his reputation. He owed Juventus everything. A player like that should have been begging to show his gratitude.

Though, on the bright side, if we kept Mutu, we might not have acquired Iaquinta, whom I rate at least as high.

 

[A_LAcki]

I was always against selling Appiah. I still think, this guy adds power and speed to any midfield in the world. Still, I can't see him coming back. Juve never buy players back.....

 

[swag]

Mutu wanted to leave himself.I dont blame him for leaving,but i would have expected a little more from someone who was given a new life by Juventus.

I hadn't realized Mutu was want-away for Serie B last season. I always presumed we were saving a few bucks by going for Boijinov instead.

 

[Cronios]

Mutu wanted to leave himself.I dont blame him for leaving,but i would have expected a little more from someone who was given a new life by Juventus.

Not really, he has even accepted to play in serie b,
Secco sold him out and put his wages as an excuse, when his real purpose was to strengthen his favorite club, Fiorentina...
(the Bojinov fiasco just proved that)
Secco and co said they had to sacrifice some of our star players so we could keep champions, like Buffon, DP, Treze, Camo and Neddy.
Mutu still loves Juve and makes pro-Juve and pro-Moggi comments every time, he has the chance, even now he thanx Juve for resurrecting his carrier (i red an interview, in a Romanian newspaper, just a couple of months ago)

 

[zann]

that fella's a nice lad

 

[neurosis21]

Mutu wanted to leave himself.I dont blame him for leaving,but i would have expected a little more from someone who was given a new life by Juventus.

i understand mutu for leaving.no hard feelings towards him.he wasnt really used while we were in serie A with all the competitions and europe i dont think he would be happy to sit on the bench in serie B and it wouldnt be fair to such a player to bench him.trez n del piero are above him and we had to think about palladino as well
all in all it wasnt a terrible decision

 

[Kosta]

What happened with that lawsuit from Chelsea , regarding Mutu ?

 

[ReBeL]

What happened with that lawsuit from Chelsea , regarding Mutu ?

Mutu lost it...

Anyway, back to topic, I found this on Appiah's site:

I know you will be surprised to learn that I am writing this week’s update from Italy. Yes that’s the truth. I arrived in Turin this morning from Istanbul after yesterday’s disappointing 2-1 defeat at the hands of Kayserispor in the Turkish league. It was an interesting game and to have contributed by setting up Senturk for the opening goal was something special for me. But the red card to Edu made things difficult for us which contributed to the defeat in some way. To the fans of the club, we want them to know that we were equally not happy with the outcome of the match and we promise to work harder to achieve better results for the club.

I came to Turin because my wife and kids still live in this Italian city. I wanted to visit them before I head off to Accra for the international break. My visit here could spark off fresh speculation about me moving to an Italian club. But I am here just to see my wife and three boys who are still in school in this country and also play with the junior team of Juventus.

I will arrive in Accra on Tuesday night with two things on my mind. The first is that I will be playing with my national team colleagues for the first time since the friendly against Nigeria in February. I hope we can win the four-nation tournament to help build up confidence ahead of the 2008 African Cup of Nations.

The second thing is that my clothing line StepApp will be launched in Accra on Monday 19 November. This project is very dear to my heart because personally it fulfils my desire of helping the underprivileged people in Ghana and elsewhere across Africa. I come from a very poor family and I thank God that he gave
me the talent to play football. In the past I have used money gained from football to help the needy and most of it has gone unnoticed or unannounced.

Now I want to use that talent to generate more money to support this foundation by expanding it to touch the lives of many needy people. That’s why I have used my passion for fashion to design clothes myself for the fans and part of the proceeds can go into this foundation. I need you the fans to support this range of products I will be introducing so that together, we can help those people who are less privileged.

The StepApp team in London, Turkey, Portugal and Italy have already arrived in Accra to make sure that the work is done. To the team I have noted your good work and sleepless nights particularly Akosua, Eby, Korkor, Kweku, Mike and the guys working on the documentary. I am very grateful that you guys have pulled this project together.

I will answer some of the questions you sent me on my flight to Ghana and will answer the rest whilst I am in Accra. Please visit the website for regular updates from the national team and also updates on the launch.

This week’s plaudits will go to Sadat Bukari and Moussa Narry for winning the African Champions League with their Tunisian club Etoile du Sahel after beating the great Egpytian club El Ahly. Congratulations guys! I have already been informed that clubs from Europe are chasing these two Ghanaian players and I hope they achieve all their dreams.Also the Black Meteors are playing Nigeria. I pray we beat them and qualify for the Olympic Games in China next year.

Once again don’t forget about the StepApp brand coming out next week to help support people in need. Its StepApp time!

http://www.stepapp.com/home.html#

Don't ask me why I was in his site

 

[Oggy]

So we already have Appiah jr. training with us

 

[Quetzalcoatl]

you see, we need great guys like that in juve. plus, he seems to be still attached to juve in a number of ways.
bring him back, even if he's just to be a sub.

 

[Bjerknes]

I thought it was an idiotic idea to sell Appiah in the first place. Sure, the guy didn't have a good stint with us while Capello was in charge, but Appiah is three times the player Manuele Blasi happens to be. There was no reason for Stephen to be dropped from the team for the benefit of that worthless rat Blasi.

But I don't really see a point in bringing Appiah back to Juventus.

 

[Quetzalcoatl]

bring him for the fans' sake, plus we need a good bench for the CL next year.

 

[Kosta]

That also happened to Maresca, Tachinardi among others, replaced by Capello's favoured players.

 

[Juve Libnan]

Bring him back as soon as posible
He was fantastic in the world cup for ghana...
him and tiago with diego and camo on the wings would be a solid midfield

 

[Quetzalcoatl]

he's not really a DM. for ghana, he is actually an AM, with a more attacking role than essien and muntari. he was quite good in that role in the WC, even against italy.