Wishlist and General Juve mercato talk (2011-12) (96 Viewers)
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and im watchin bundesliga more than you i guess
badass vidal is getting annoying - he seems to know about football more than anyone else on this forum, if that is not enough - he knows more than all of them together. FCS, he was talking about Tevez and Zizou as game-changers - one of them is probably the most complete player in history and the other is the other is playing a lawyer these days, because he has been on the 'shitster' list of most of his managers in europe.
I don't care about it in general, but posting "a trillion times" just to prove that you are right ... well, lets put it mildly and say that it proves something else, but not that you ARE right.
I don't care about it in general, but posting "a trillion times" just to prove that you are right ... well, lets put it mildly and say that it proves something else, but not that you ARE right.
Meh, didn't know where else to put this but thought it interesting. From an old interview with Henry:
After the World Cup, you moved to Juventus: what went wrong?
There’s something that needs clearing up. People often say I didn’t play much at Juve, but I always played. First of all, I only joined them in January, which explains the limited number of games. I played in all of the remaining 16 games of the season, starting in 13 of them; the first three I was on the bench because the coach, Marcello Lippi, was in the process of deciding to quit the club and thought it best to give me a bit of time.
And in the last five or six games I either scored or set up a goal. One or the other. It’s true that it took me a few games to get used to the system, because we played a 3-5-2 system I wasn’t used to, but I soon adapted and started to play well. I left Juventus for other reasons, which I’ve never wanted to go into. [FFT: But now you’re going to reveal all?] No.
After the World Cup, you moved to Juventus: what went wrong?
There’s something that needs clearing up. People often say I didn’t play much at Juve, but I always played. First of all, I only joined them in January, which explains the limited number of games. I played in all of the remaining 16 games of the season, starting in 13 of them; the first three I was on the bench because the coach, Marcello Lippi, was in the process of deciding to quit the club and thought it best to give me a bit of time.
And in the last five or six games I either scored or set up a goal. One or the other. It’s true that it took me a few games to get used to the system, because we played a 3-5-2 system I wasn’t used to, but I soon adapted and started to play well. I left Juventus for other reasons, which I’ve never wanted to go into. [FFT: But now you’re going to reveal all?] No.
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