Wishlist and General Juve mercato talk (2011-12) (17 Viewers)

[Daddi]

At least our responsible have good looks.

That has to count for something?
(I know cheap shot.)

Mr. Deadeye and Mr. Unibrow. They think they run Sampdoria. Just wait, I can smell the transfer of Palombo. TBH, that would be just fine as Vidal sub, if we had a star or two. I'm so fed up with mediocrity.

 

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[IrishZebra]

He doesn't.

 

[deggen10]

Wasn't Rupert Murdoch interested in buying?
This whole thing is getting ridiculous... Shitty, Malaga and PSG overtaking us now.

 

[radekas]

Wasn't Rupert Murdoch interested in buying?
This whole thing is getting ridiculous... Shitty, Malaga and PSG overtaking us now.

At least they are not in our league. It's much worse that clubs like Lazio, Napoli, Palermo, Udinese are overtaking us .

 

[Tak!]

Αguero to City, Pastore to PSG ( ? probably ) , Cazorla to Malaga.

It's all about having the money and actually willing to pay.

Pastore won't be joining since he doesn't fit Conte's system. This has been said already in a numerous occasions. Pastore is a great player but I don't want players that Conte can't use properly. Give Conte silver if that is what he needs and don't him gold that he doesn't know what to do with. It might very well be the case that we're missing up on a opportunity but we wouldn't have gotten the most out of him in our situation. With a different coach with different ideas and plans we should and probably would have chased him.

By the way, considering if we'd chase him I think we'd have to pay a lot more than PSG to bring him over. However I don't understand why Pastore would agree to join PSG. He's been quoted for a long time that he were only willing to leave if a really big team like Barcelona would offer him a chance. Otherwise he would be happy to stay, and although I think Ligue 1 is having an upswing with Lille, Marseille, Lyon and maybe PSG the general quality is still not superior to Serie-A. So why would he take a step down? (Yeah, I know, bling bling and so forth.)

 

[dann10]

since marotta is so keen on Rossi, cant he just play as our left wing, or is that completely out of the question.
rossi-quag-matri-krasic

 

[Brujitas]

To be honest , i don't stick with the names. Aguero, Pastore, Cazorla all random examples, so i wont disagree about your thinking in Pastore's case. It's just that , patience is kinda running out, cause there are fucking idiots that follow european football the last 5 years, all supporting barca, inter etc etc that have no respect or even worse, don't even know what Juventus really is and should be, and honestly that pisses me off. It's time to change things and restore our pride, and like it or not we have to spend , especially in the beggining.

 

[deggen10]

Pastore won't be joining since he doesn't fit Conte's system. This has been said already in a numerous occasions. Pastore is a great player but I don't want players that Conte can't use properly.

I don't even know what this means. The way we play, DelPiero or Quags or Rossi will have to drop deep in build up play anyway. Someone explain the difference.

Would this Conte say no to Rooney aswell?

FMD i thought Italy was king of tactical knowledge and yet we keep getting coaches that only know one system. This is becoming another nightmare.

 

[Dostoevsky]

IMO it's silly to follow to Conte's advices when it comes to the market. First of all, it's sad that he tells who to buy since he's not even recognized as a WC coach, and he can easily be just another short term solution. Also more importantly, it's annoying to see coaches being so limited and how they "can't use" some great players, like in this case Pastore.

 

[radekas]

IMO it's silly to follow to Conte's advices when it comes to the market. First of all, it's sad that he tells who to buy since he's not even recognized as a WC coach, and he can easily be just another short term solution. Also more importantly, it's annoying to see coaches being so limited and how they "can't use" some great players, like in this case Pastore.

I agree with the latter, but I don't think you need to be a WC coach to see who is good and who is shit. Damn, most memebers of this forum can do this.

 

[ALC]

Well said.

 

[ALC]

I agree with the latter, but I don't think you need to be a WC coach to see who is good and who is shit. Damn, most memebers of this forum can do this.

I think Dule means WC coaches have more experience and have earned the authority to request specific players.

 

[Tak!]

I don't even know what this means. The way we play, DelPiero or Quags or Rossi will have to drop deep in build up play anyway. Someone explain the difference.

Would this Conte say no to Rooney aswell?

FMD i thought Italy was king of tactical knowledge and yet we keep getting coaches that only know one system. This is becoming another nightmare.

Rooney is a striker, Pastore isn't.
I don't know what Conte is thinking but if he thinks Pastore doesn't fit his system I believe he has a good reason for it. This also makes me happy that Conte has a firm idea of what he wants and how he believe he can accomplish it. I do not think he will bring us to WC but he's our coach and I have to give him a chance. At least he has some clue of what he's doing unlike many others before him.

And yes, someone will eventually have to drop but there's a differance to drop and "always be dropped". I'm really to tired to make myself comprehensible. Off to bed, ciao.

 

[radekas]

I think Dule means WC coaches have more experience and have earned the authority to request specific players.

Well that's true, but to be honest I would rather trust Conte instead of Marotta .

 

[Badass J Elkann]

I think Dule means WC coaches have more experience and have earned the authority to request specific players.

like mourinho did with quaresma and mancini? look how they turned out

 

[JCK]

IMO it's silly to follow to Conte's advices when it comes to the market. First of all, it's sad that he tells who to buy since he's not even recognized as a WC coach, and he can easily be just another short term solution. Also more importantly, it's annoying to see coaches being so limited and how they "can't use" some great players, like in this case Pastore.

That's true especially the last line. It only shows signs of weakness with the coach who cannot change his system.

 

[ALC]

Well that's true, but to be honest I would rather trust Conte instead of Marotta .

I hear ya.

like mourinho did with quaresma and mancini? look how they turned out

The same thing can be said about Moggi. Mistakes like that are unavoidable.

 

[the jesus]

When did Manchester City interfere? Right, after Argentina left the Copa.

When were we negotiating with Agüero? Right, before Copa started. And we offered him much less than €10M and it was reported that he agreed to these terms. All what was left back then is to pay Atletico what they were asking for.

What did Marotta do? He offered them TEN FUCKING MILLION less than the asking price. Opportunities like that don't come every day but being cheap and stingy makes you miss out on such chances.

Let's see who will look stupid one when we see Gilardino or Pelissier holding the Juve jersey and next to him Marotta smiling.

It was also reported that Aguero would end up in Juve, but that didn't happen either.

It never occurred to you, that maybe Marotta just thought Aguero all in all was way to expensive, when you can get a player like Rossi for around €50M less when all is accounted for.

For a club like Juventus, it's not just about getting the best players for the team. You have to look at it from an economical point of view as well. With that in mind, getting Aguero instead of Rossi for a total of €50M more, simply isn't reasonable.

 

[Dostoevsky]

That's true especially the last line. It only shows signs of weakness with the coach who cannot change his system.

Word.

It's not like we brought Mourinho who could stay here for a while, so we could even listen to him. But that's a stupid example too, he's not limited and he adopts to any team very quickly.

 

[JCK]

It was also reported that Aguero would end up in Juve, but that didn't happen either.

It never occurred to you, that maybe Marotta just thought Aguero all in all was way to expensive, when you can get a player like Rossi for around €50M less when all is accounted for.

For a club like Juventus, it's not just about getting the best players for the team. You have to look at it from an economical point of view as well. With that in mind, getting Aguero instead of Rossi for a total of €50M more, simply isn't reasonable.

So you really think that we are getting Grossi? I am against Grossi in the first place because I don't rate him and I don't think it's worth to work a big part of the campaign on him. But none the less, I am saying that you have a point and it is better for the club to go for him. At the same time, I don't see Marotta able to seal this deal either.