Wishlist and General Juve mercato talk (2011-12) (33 Viewers)
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i thought Janna was still indecisive
I don't know the player you're talking about, but that description sounds exactly like Vidal.
Short description to even think in comparisions, anyway.
Quite the opposite.
Marchisio has a great physical presence on the pitch and he's far from a tough challenger.
By great shot, people (me included) tend to associate the term to powerful shot. Marchisio's goal was a technical one.
Short description to even think in comparisions, anyway.
Quite the opposite.
Marchisio has a great physical presence on the pitch and he's far from a tough challenger.
By great shot, people (me included) tend to associate the term to powerful shot. Marchisio's goal was a technical one.
What a fucking troll this guy is:
JUVENTUS ALLEGEDLY GEARED UP FOR EYE WATERING £65M PREMIERSHIP RAID
There have been ridiculous rumours in my time but this could well top the list. Current Serie A leaders Juventus are planning an audacious bid to sign Tottenham’s Gareth Bale and Manchester United winger Nani.
Juventus are a renowned club, they are historically the most successful club in Italian football, and just maybe if this rumour happened 10 years ago as opposed to now it probably would have got a different reaction.
The Italian giants have recently signed a one-year-sponsorship with South Korea’s Hanwha Group and are ready to spend big in order to once again mark their stamp as one of Europe’s most dominant forces.
New manager and ex-Juve midfielder Antonio Conte is looking to reinforce and has targeted the two wide players as his prime targets. He has identified Nani and Bale on the shopping list as the two superstars that can help put Juventus back on the map.
Both Nani and Gareth Bale are regarded very highly in Italy. The Wales prodigy produced an individual piece of wizardry at the San Siro when he single handed annihilated Italian giants Inter Milan. Portuguese and Manchester United winger Nani is maturing by the day and is becoming a world class player; he too is admired in Italy.
According to Italian newspaper 'Tuttosport’, they have reported that Juventus boss Antonio Conte has engaged with the Juventus board to pinpoint which players he would like the club to invest in. However it will not only take a preposterous transfer fee to prize either player away, but also a miracle. If Juventus were to sign one let alone two of their primary targets they can definitely hold their heads up high.
To be honest, there is no problem in dreaming or having aspirations, but there is something called reality and Juventus have to accept that. Both Nani and Bale are significant players for their respective clubs and it would take more than money to sway them to leave for Juventus.
The Old Lady are not an attractive club at this time, they have nothing to offer these type of players and it’s simply a lost cause for Conte. I know Tottenham are not a big club globally and Juventus theoretically would be a step up in Bale’s career, but who are we kidding, Italian football is uninteresting and soulless and all in all would be a step down in his career.
link: http://www.footballtransfertavern.c...ared-up-for-eye-watering-65m-premiership-raid
The links to these players are probably BS, I know that, but the way he shits on Juve and italian football makes me want to kick his ass!
JUVENTUS ALLEGEDLY GEARED UP FOR EYE WATERING £65M PREMIERSHIP RAID
There have been ridiculous rumours in my time but this could well top the list. Current Serie A leaders Juventus are planning an audacious bid to sign Tottenham’s Gareth Bale and Manchester United winger Nani.
Juventus are a renowned club, they are historically the most successful club in Italian football, and just maybe if this rumour happened 10 years ago as opposed to now it probably would have got a different reaction.
The Italian giants have recently signed a one-year-sponsorship with South Korea’s Hanwha Group and are ready to spend big in order to once again mark their stamp as one of Europe’s most dominant forces.
New manager and ex-Juve midfielder Antonio Conte is looking to reinforce and has targeted the two wide players as his prime targets. He has identified Nani and Bale on the shopping list as the two superstars that can help put Juventus back on the map.
Both Nani and Gareth Bale are regarded very highly in Italy. The Wales prodigy produced an individual piece of wizardry at the San Siro when he single handed annihilated Italian giants Inter Milan. Portuguese and Manchester United winger Nani is maturing by the day and is becoming a world class player; he too is admired in Italy.
According to Italian newspaper 'Tuttosport’, they have reported that Juventus boss Antonio Conte has engaged with the Juventus board to pinpoint which players he would like the club to invest in. However it will not only take a preposterous transfer fee to prize either player away, but also a miracle. If Juventus were to sign one let alone two of their primary targets they can definitely hold their heads up high.
To be honest, there is no problem in dreaming or having aspirations, but there is something called reality and Juventus have to accept that. Both Nani and Bale are significant players for their respective clubs and it would take more than money to sway them to leave for Juventus.
The Old Lady are not an attractive club at this time, they have nothing to offer these type of players and it’s simply a lost cause for Conte. I know Tottenham are not a big club globally and Juventus theoretically would be a step up in Bale’s career, but who are we kidding, Italian football is uninteresting and soulless and all in all would be a step down in his career.
link: http://www.footballtransfertavern.c...ared-up-for-eye-watering-65m-premiership-raid
The links to these players are probably BS, I know that, but the way he shits on Juve and italian football makes me want to kick his ass!
I think that's being quite generous.
He's comfortably better than someone like Sissoko when it comes to passing, but I wouldn't suggest it's a strength of his.
Anyway, he looks like a decent player from the relatively little I've seen of him.
Tough, aggressive, mobile, decent positional sense.
I can well imagine him being a player Conte would want.
He's comfortably better than someone like Sissoko when it comes to passing, but I wouldn't suggest it's a strength of his.
Anyway, he looks like a decent player from the relatively little I've seen of him.
Tough, aggressive, mobile, decent positional sense.
I can well imagine him being a player Conte would want.
What the fuck? Is that supposed to be a informative or a subjective article? Soulless football? Priceless.
Keep it up with your great english football, then. So full of soul, goals and great ambient, but with so few quality on the game itself and retarded tactical errors worthy of the lower divisions.
I'm not used to watch the premierleague, I watch the games between the giants from times to times, but I'll pick the Chelsea vs Arsenal example. Every guy I talk about that game tells me about how great and fantastic that game was, but man, I don't agree with that at all. Goals =/= Quality football. Great ambient indeed, but for so much goals we can count maybe one or two good team moves in the full game. Silly defending errors, invisible midfields and run, run, run. The better horse wins the race. Nowadays, Serie A is actually not better than Premierleague (obviously), but not by far as I'd think judging by the overrating praise that the english league receives by the mass and, for me, the world just lacks the old Serie A. The most complete league ever. Passion, quality and competitiveness.
By the way, the spanish football has quality, but isn't competitive. There's no complete or great league nowadays.
Keep it up with your great english football, then. So full of soul, goals and great ambient, but with so few quality on the game itself and retarded tactical errors worthy of the lower divisions.
I'm not used to watch the premierleague, I watch the games between the giants from times to times, but I'll pick the Chelsea vs Arsenal example. Every guy I talk about that game tells me about how great and fantastic that game was, but man, I don't agree with that at all. Goals =/= Quality football. Great ambient indeed, but for so much goals we can count maybe one or two good team moves in the full game. Silly defending errors, invisible midfields and run, run, run. The better horse wins the race. Nowadays, Serie A is actually not better than Premierleague (obviously), but not by far as I'd think judging by the overrating praise that the english league receives by the mass and, for me, the world just lacks the old Serie A. The most complete league ever. Passion, quality and competitiveness.
By the way, the spanish football has quality, but isn't competitive. There's no complete or great league nowadays.
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