The Wish List and General Discussion Thread (35 Viewers)
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I would like to post my Mercato Guru resume in case Juve are looking for an Internet GM/Scout/Spy. Along with success comes failures and I admit, I'm not perfect.
- Fabio Cannavaro
- Federico Todella
- Matteo Galiera
- Federico Mattiello
- Amauri Carvalho de Oliveira
- Gianluca Di Salvia
- Riccardo Montesi
- Luca Russo
- Pasquale Sgambato
- Stefano Di Berardino
- Matteo Trini
- Sergio Bernardo Almirón
- Christian Poulsen
- Fabio Padulano
- Antonio Piccolo
- Luigi Barbetti
- Umberto Germano
- Tommaso Silvestri
- Alessandro Furgato
- Fabio Cusano
- Lorenzo Russo
- Tiago Mendes
- Zdenek Grygera
- Zlatan Ibrahimovic
- Fabio Capello
- Beppe Marotta
... and the list goes on
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- Fabio Cannavaro
- Federico Todella
- Matteo Galiera
- Federico Mattiello
- Amauri Carvalho de Oliveira
- Gianluca Di Salvia
- Riccardo Montesi
- Luca Russo
- Pasquale Sgambato
- Stefano Di Berardino
- Matteo Trini
- Sergio Bernardo Almirón
- Christian Poulsen
- Fabio Padulano
- Antonio Piccolo
- Luigi Barbetti
- Umberto Germano
- Tommaso Silvestri
- Alessandro Furgato
- Fabio Cusano
- Lorenzo Russo
- Tiago Mendes
- Zdenek Grygera
- Zlatan Ibrahimovic
- Fabio Capello
- Beppe Marotta
... and the list goes on
Mark
The pessimism here these days is killing me. What has become of you guys? Sb said to wait one week, before you start complaining about another failed year. The week might be long gone, but on a positive note our transfer targets circle in the Pepe-Palombo range.
I think since we already were rewarded with a great coach - Del Neri - who has qualified a team once in his career to the CL (qualifications, right?), there is nothing to moan about. His failure/sucess ratio is also bringing the upbeat tone - the bookies have accepted no bets against Juve winning the CL in 2011-2013 period; the greedy bastards finally found out what a great "5 year plan"(called "petiletka" and famous in communist societies, mainly for its success) we have. They have suspended the last 'blind' followers of Juve, like me, from placing that bet and setting up my life for good. That is the only thing I am unhappy about... if any.
I think since we already were rewarded with a great coach - Del Neri - who has qualified a team once in his career to the CL (qualifications, right?), there is nothing to moan about. His failure/sucess ratio is also bringing the upbeat tone - the bookies have accepted no bets against Juve winning the CL in 2011-2013 period; the greedy bastards finally found out what a great "5 year plan"(called "petiletka" and famous in communist societies, mainly for its success) we have. They have suspended the last 'blind' followers of Juve, like me, from placing that bet and setting up my life for good. That is the only thing I am unhappy about... if any.
Marotta: 'Diego doesn't fit at Juve'
Sunday 6 June, 2010
Juventus are ready to sell Diego because “he does not fit into Gigi Del Neri’s 4-4-2,” confirmed director general Beppe Marotta.
There had been question marks over the Brazilian after a poor debut season in Serie A, especially as the trequartista has struggled to find his tactical place.
“There are offers for Diego,” Marotta told Tuttosport. “Del Neri’s tactical requirements have the priority and I don’t think the Brazilian fits into the 4-4-2.
“Faced with an impressive offer, I believe we could sell him. Watch out for some of the other names in the papers, as there could be a few surprises coming to Juve.
“However, Gianluigi Buffon and Alessandro Del Piero are not for sale. They are symbols of the club and essential reference points for the younger players.”
The Bianconeri must go through the preliminary round to reach the Europa League after only finishing in seventh place.
“When you are at Juventus, it is your duty to never settle,” insisted Marotta. “We will build a Scudetto-winning side, or at least will try to.
“I consider Inter to be a step above the rest, even without Jose Mourinho. They are the number one club in Europe and got there step by step, building the foundations over the years. It proved to be a winning formula.”
FI.
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:'( Diego... I can't believe he said that.. He can fit in a fucking 4-2-3-1 or 4-4-1-1 !
Sunday 6 June, 2010
Juventus are ready to sell Diego because “he does not fit into Gigi Del Neri’s 4-4-2,” confirmed director general Beppe Marotta.
There had been question marks over the Brazilian after a poor debut season in Serie A, especially as the trequartista has struggled to find his tactical place.
“There are offers for Diego,” Marotta told Tuttosport. “Del Neri’s tactical requirements have the priority and I don’t think the Brazilian fits into the 4-4-2.
“Faced with an impressive offer, I believe we could sell him. Watch out for some of the other names in the papers, as there could be a few surprises coming to Juve.
“However, Gianluigi Buffon and Alessandro Del Piero are not for sale. They are symbols of the club and essential reference points for the younger players.”
The Bianconeri must go through the preliminary round to reach the Europa League after only finishing in seventh place.
“When you are at Juventus, it is your duty to never settle,” insisted Marotta. “We will build a Scudetto-winning side, or at least will try to.
“I consider Inter to be a step above the rest, even without Jose Mourinho. They are the number one club in Europe and got there step by step, building the foundations over the years. It proved to be a winning formula.”
FI.
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:'( Diego... I can't believe he said that.. He can fit in a fucking 4-2-3-1 or 4-4-1-1 !
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