Which Player's Exit Was Most Dissappointing? (4 Viewers)
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Zambrotta,
It especially broke my heart when Zambo attacked the Juve board saying that he would have prefered Milan to Barca but he was really still pondering and thinking about staying in serie B when all of a sudden he was told that he was sold to Barca.
He is the biggest loss because he can play on the wings on all sides.
Mutu and Canna,
Mutu because he would have been such a loyal servant and that he has soo much to offer in his original position. The only consolation is Bojinov, which hopefully was the right gamble by the Juve Board.
Canna because of his attitude and grit on the field, he showed Juve's characteristics.
It especially broke my heart when Zambo attacked the Juve board saying that he would have prefered Milan to Barca but he was really still pondering and thinking about staying in serie B when all of a sudden he was told that he was sold to Barca.
He is the biggest loss because he can play on the wings on all sides.
Mutu and Canna,
Mutu because he would have been such a loyal servant and that he has soo much to offer in his original position. The only consolation is Bojinov, which hopefully was the right gamble by the Juve Board.
Canna because of his attitude and grit on the field, he showed Juve's characteristics.
i'm going to assume that you are being disgustingly sarcastic 
The greatest loss for us is certainly Zambrotta's departure.
The greatest dissapointment for me is Thuram,the player that I regarded as true Juventino,but he showed that he is everything but Juventino,not because he left us rather because his numerous statements.
But I'm glad the Buffon,Treze and Camoranesi stayed with us,at the end I'm satisfied.
The greatest dissapointment for me is Thuram,the player that I regarded as true Juventino,but he showed that he is everything but Juventino,not because he left us rather because his numerous statements.
But I'm glad the Buffon,Treze and Camoranesi stayed with us,at the end I'm satisfied.
If he really wanted to stay he would've been here now. In one interview I remember him saying that he felt "let down by the triade and Juventus" after having two scudetti removed from his list of career milestones, but also, and here you are right, that he hoped Juve-fans would understand his frustration and dissapointment. Some do and some don't I guess. As for me, I'm dissapointed he left, because I'm totally convinced it didn't take him more than 10 seconds to decide. If less.
As a player I really miss him. He was great for us in past seasons.
As a player I really miss him. He was great for us in past seasons.
Emerson. Cannavaro, Vieria, Zlatan, Mutu were only with the club for 1-2 seasons. They were never Juventino's.
Zambrotta's was the most dissapointing, considering he was at Juve for a while.
MERCENARI NON NE VOGLIAMO!
http://youtube.com/watch?v=3emOv2QkPpg
Zambrotta's was the most dissapointing, considering he was at Juve for a while.
MERCENARI NON NE VOGLIAMO!
http://youtube.com/watch?v=3emOv2QkPpg
Without a doubt...Cannavaro
I still find it hard to look at him in a Real jersey He will be missed for his defensive stability and talent, his winning attitude, his leadership qualities. While I'm hugely disappointed that he left Juve, my rational mind understands it was a professional decision and he never said a bad word about Juve or her fans...in fact thanking them in numerous interviews.
Zambrotta's departure was sad too. He was a great player and a long-time Juventino.
I still find it hard to look at him in a Real jersey
He will be missed for his defensive stability and talent, his winning attitude, his leadership qualities. While I'm hugely disappointed that he left Juve, my rational mind understands it was a professional decision and he never said a bad word about Juve or her fans...in fact thanking them in numerous interviews.Zambrotta's departure was sad too. He was a great player and a long-time Juventino.
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