Vieri in Di Vaio swap? (2 Viewers)
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IMO if we get Gilardino I would like to see him as a starter...
sitting on the bench working as a backup makes me think that he
will lose confident and he will start thinking of his days in Parma, this can't be helping him develop...
it's a nice idea in theory, get a young player give him a year or so to adjust
while using a more experienced player as #1. but i'm afraid it will not work...
however it's also up to gilardino, perhaps he is mentaly strong and could cope with the situation...
time will tell...
sitting on the bench working as a backup makes me think that he
will lose confident and he will start thinking of his days in Parma, this can't be helping him develop...
it's a nice idea in theory, get a young player give him a year or so to adjust
while using a more experienced player as #1. but i'm afraid it will not work...
however it's also up to gilardino, perhaps he is mentaly strong and could cope with the situation...
time will tell...
Vieri is an old and bitter man. Taking him out of Inter isn't going to remedy that -- at least most of it, and not overnight. If we're going to give Gila a shot at being one of our more exciting youth players, and possibly a player whose future we can build upon, we can't afford to have him sitting on the bench while DP and Vieri get their game time. And when I say "can't afford", I mean that in multiple ways.
I think Gila could learn plenty alongside DP. DP is a far better role model and has a lot less of the anti-team attitude that Bobo has (and it isn't just Inter -- please reference his infantile behavior at Azzurri games).
As bizarre as this may sound, I would actually prefer Di Vaio to Vieri.
I think Gila could learn plenty alongside DP. DP is a far better role model and has a lot less of the anti-team attitude that Bobo has (and it isn't just Inter -- please reference his infantile behavior at Azzurri games).
As bizarre as this may sound, I would actually prefer Di Vaio to Vieri.
Actually, I'm suspecting it won't be, as things are going to take a little time.
With all the changes afoot (necessary and otherwise), I'm going to break my blind Juve beliefs here and say that next year could be quite a challenge for us. Not even so much missing out on the scudetto -- in transition, we could struggle to qualify for the Champions League by season's end.
But with someone like Prandelli at the helm, he's managed to bring success even under the strains of personnel changes. (Something DD -- who I slightly prefer -- hasn't had to contend with this year, as Monaco/Ligue 1 hasn't had the usual January player raid as in the past.)
With all the changes afoot (necessary and otherwise), I'm going to break my blind Juve beliefs here and say that next year could be quite a challenge for us. Not even so much missing out on the scudetto -- in transition, we could struggle to qualify for the Champions League by season's end.
But with someone like Prandelli at the helm, he's managed to bring success even under the strains of personnel changes. (Something DD -- who I slightly prefer -- hasn't had to contend with this year, as Monaco/Ligue 1 hasn't had the usual January player raid as in the past.)
