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Marc

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He looks very nice with Juve jersey. :D I would be pleased with his signing, he can do a very good job in midfield. Also I would like a younger DM, a potential star like Mavuba to rotate him with Frings.
 

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CORVETTE

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Torsten Frings è uno deciso, in campo e fuori. E non si lascia fermare facilmente, palla al piede o meno. Qualche giorno fa, quando è emerso pubblicamente che il trentenne medianone del Werder Brema (un metro e 82 per 80 chili) era ormai molto vicino alla Juventus, il suo d.s., Klaus Allofs, aveva provato a contrastarlo:"Torsten non va da nessuna parte. Ha un contratto fino al 2009 e non ci sono possibilità che venga ceduto prima. Anzi noi vogliamo incontrarlo per sottoporgli una nuova proposta con un aumento dell'ingaggio e un prolungamento della durata del suo contratto".
DRITTO PER LA SUA STRADA - Ma Frings ha proseguito dritto per la sua strada. Ecco cosa dice oggi alla Bild Zeitung: "La Juve mi vuole con tutte le sue forze. E non come un giocatore qualsiasi, ma come il giocatore del centrocampo. Ci sto pensando seriamente". Immediata la risposta di Allofs: "Sono sorpreso che Torsten parli così chiaramente, ma non ci faremo mettere sotto pressione".
APERTURA - In realtà Allofs manda segnali diversi da quelli della scorsa settimana. E si lascia scappare una battuta: "Chi firma un contratto prende l'impegno di onorarlo. Ma se Torsten non vuole giocare con noi, non andrò certo a incatenarlo al mattino per portarlo all'allenamento". Un'apertura che, d'altra parte, implica un congruo esborso da parte della Juve. Perché a fine stagione Allofs avrà anche il problema di provare a tenersi Klose (tentato da alcuni club, tra cui gli stessi bianconeri) oppure di sostituirlo adeguatamente.

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Daddi

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Oct 27, 2004
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Frings is a very good player. I would not say no to him. It's good to get him and maybe another but young DMF. We can't just go get youngsters, we might not be able to reach CL spot then.

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chester

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Frings considers Juve move Wednesday 4 April, 2007

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Werder Bremen midfielder Torsten Frings has confirmed that he may join Juventus at the end of the season.

The German international was paired with the Bianconeri recently, but Werder’s sporting director Klaus Allofs had insisted that the ace would honour his contract that runs until 2009.

However, Frings has today admitted that a Turin switch may be on the cards for the 2007-08 campaign.

“Juventus want me at all costs,” said Frings to Bild Zeitung. “They are interested in me not as any midfielder, but as the midfielder.

“I am seriously considering this option,” added the player, who returned to Bremen in 2005 after two seasons with Borussia Dortmund and one at Bayern Munich.

Meanwhile, Allofs’ position seems to have changed as the official has now claimed that he wouldn’t stand in the way of the proposed transfer.

“I am surprised that he is speaking so openly about this, but we will not let this put us under pressure,” said the director.

“When you sign a contract you commit to honouring it, but if Torsten does not want to stay then I will not put chains on him to drag him to training in the morning.”

Other transfer whispers in Italy on Wednesday suggest that Juventus, who have already captured Zdenek Grygera from Ajax and Hasan Salihamidzic of Bayern Munich, want Obafemi Martins.

Tuttosport claims that Newcastle are willing to sell the former Inter striker for £11m and the Bianconeri are considering the idea of making the move happen.
 
Azzurri7

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Really all this bla bla makes me feel sick. One week we're getting closer to him next week he's on the verge to sign a new deal with his team. 3rd week he's again close to sign for us, and so on.

This is becoming really sad.
 

JuveGER

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Azzurri7 said:
Really all this bla bla makes me feel sick. One week we're getting closer to him next week he's on the verge to sign a new deal with his team. 3rd week he's again close to sign for us, and so on.

This is becoming really sad.
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Frings was always someone playing games. He left Werder before (to Dortmund) with much trouble. And he left Bayern with trouble, too, saying that every mile he came closer to Bremen on the highway made him feel better. Just a couple of weeks ago before the first Juve rumours he said the only transfer he would make would be Aachen (his youth club) at the end of his career. He isn't honest and reliable in such things and has more than once forced his clubs to transfers. That's the negative about him. But I rate him high as a player.
 
Oggy

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rscafan said:
Frings considers Juve move Wednesday 4 April, 2007

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Werder Bremen midfielder Torsten Frings has confirmed that he may join Juventus at the end of the season.

The German international was paired with the Bianconeri recently, but Werder’s sporting director Klaus Allofs had insisted that the ace would honour his contract that runs until 2009.

However, Frings has today admitted that a Turin switch may be on the cards for the 2007-08 campaign.

“Juventus want me at all costs,” said Frings to Bild Zeitung. “They are interested in me not as any midfielder, but as the midfielder.

“I am seriously considering this option,” added the player, who returned to Bremen in 2005 after two seasons with Borussia Dortmund and one at Bayern Munich.

Meanwhile, Allofs’ position seems to have changed as the official has now claimed that he wouldn’t stand in the way of the proposed transfer.

“I am surprised that he is speaking so openly about this, but we will not let this put us under pressure,” said the director.

“When you sign a contract you commit to honouring it, but if Torsten does not want to stay then I will not put chains on him to drag him to training in the morning.”

Other transfer whispers in Italy on Wednesday suggest that Juventus, who have already captured Zdenek Grygera from Ajax and Hasan Salihamidzic of Bayern Munich, want Obafemi Martins.

Tuttosport claims that Newcastle are willing to sell the former Inter striker for £11m and the Bianconeri are considering the idea of making the move happen.
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I don't see the reason why would Newcastle sell Martins he is their best player, and also I'm not really big fan of him he have great speed but he is lacking tehnical ability. And btw this really really became stupid to link us with every possible attacker in the world.
 
Jem83

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Nov 7, 2005
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neurosis21 said:
still 8 mil for a 31 year old is too much
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It is a bit much but in return we will get plenty of cash if we can manage to qualify for the Champions League. That's why I think this investment is a good one, seeing as it strengthens our chances of achieving that particular objective. Frings will be a great addition to our squad, and I'm sure he can play at his very best for at least two seasons.

Him joining us seems more and more likely by the day.
 
Marc

Marc

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Jul 14, 2006
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Frings is a good signing for short period, meaning maybe for 2 next seasons. I want a young star too....
 
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