Wishlist and General Juve mercato talk (2011-12) (43 Viewers)
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Well out of the million examples, i ll just mention one example.
Amauri, back then again, i was saying the same things i do now.
That are weakness lies in the defence and we should rather invest there.
If we opt to invest on the offense, we should only do it on a prolific finisher as ye another SS is the last thing we need.
Every young boy, prefered the promise a dribbler like Amauri would give to our squad.
Visioned him to grow into the new Drogba and score more goals, in one season than 2-3 of his average seasons, many more to cover up for the lack of decent winger options and esp the defensive loopholes.
Amauri absorved the greatest part of transfer resources and because of that, we failed to improve our defensive and other lapses.
But he failed to make up for those said lapses and i has just proved that the tactic that Real Madrid has applied for a decade, cannot have an end result without a few hundred millions, esp in the defence orientated serie A.
But the fans were appeased by the flicks and dribbles and were willing to believe once again in a new promising dribbler.
And again our transfer strategy priorised them and again they have failed to make up for our other lapses and again we have suffered from the very issues and again i was there in vain to remind you of the past mistakes and their natural end result.
After six consecutive years of spending on SS, CMs and ignoring our needs, i m surprisingly see us beeing so eager to repeat the same mistakes, for the promise of dribblers, a few days right after the realisation of our faults.
For this year, our choice was made and its Vucinic, Quaq and keeping Amauri, Quaq and DP, enough with the SS!!
BS decisions, that should not priorised over the defense because they were not the huge upgrades we needed.
When we will start learning form our mistakes?
I was right about many many things and thise certain transfer policy of being opportunity targets, instead of saving for qaulity starters and by priorise and needs and secure them methodically, instead of investing everything on new SS CM each and every year and then sell them off, has FAILED, officially!
Very few ppl took the stance against such a pitiful plan ,from the stance.
Only me had the patience to explain the reason of its failures.
These reasons were verified year after year, for 6 consecutive seasons, so my the history has proved me right and this cannot be argued, becuase facts speak for themselves.
I ve mentioned in great detail why this strategy will lead to a failure, both for strategical and tactical issues and it happened exactly as i describe it and for the reasons i mentioned.
My views were adamant and they have been confirmed each and every season for six consecutive season.
So pardon me if you want to fool around in meangless debades.
History has proved why i was so certain for my conclusions, so many times and so constantly, that leaves zero chances for being just a coincidence.
Pay some respect to a guy that has been a Juve fan for more than 15 years.
I have the experience to see things that many kids ignore and the maturity and objectivity to draw conclusions, other men hesitate for their own (respectable) reasons.
And above all, pay some respect to a man that had the courage to stand alone against the wind and triumphed becuase of his beliefs, no matter how strange they sounded at start, for some...
Amauri, back then again, i was saying the same things i do now.
That are weakness lies in the defence and we should rather invest there.
If we opt to invest on the offense, we should only do it on a prolific finisher as ye another SS is the last thing we need.
Every young boy, prefered the promise a dribbler like Amauri would give to our squad.
Visioned him to grow into the new Drogba and score more goals, in one season than 2-3 of his average seasons, many more to cover up for the lack of decent winger options and esp the defensive loopholes.
Amauri absorved the greatest part of transfer resources and because of that, we failed to improve our defensive and other lapses.
But he failed to make up for those said lapses and i has just proved that the tactic that Real Madrid has applied for a decade, cannot have an end result without a few hundred millions, esp in the defence orientated serie A.
But the fans were appeased by the flicks and dribbles and were willing to believe once again in a new promising dribbler.
And again our transfer strategy priorised them and again they have failed to make up for our other lapses and again we have suffered from the very issues and again i was there in vain to remind you of the past mistakes and their natural end result.
After six consecutive years of spending on SS, CMs and ignoring our needs, i m surprisingly see us beeing so eager to repeat the same mistakes, for the promise of dribblers, a few days right after the realisation of our faults.
For this year, our choice was made and its Vucinic, Quaq and keeping Amauri, Quaq and DP, enough with the SS!!
BS decisions, that should not priorised over the defense because they were not the huge upgrades we needed.
When we will start learning form our mistakes?
I was right about many many things and thise certain transfer policy of being opportunity targets, instead of saving for qaulity starters and by priorise and needs and secure them methodically, instead of investing everything on new SS CM each and every year and then sell them off, has FAILED, officially!
Very few ppl took the stance against such a pitiful plan ,from the stance.
Only me had the patience to explain the reason of its failures.
These reasons were verified year after year, for 6 consecutive seasons, so my the history has proved me right and this cannot be argued, becuase facts speak for themselves.
I ve mentioned in great detail why this strategy will lead to a failure, both for strategical and tactical issues and it happened exactly as i describe it and for the reasons i mentioned.
My views were adamant and they have been confirmed each and every season for six consecutive season.
So pardon me if you want to fool around in meangless debades.
History has proved why i was so certain for my conclusions, so many times and so constantly, that leaves zero chances for being just a coincidence.
Pay some respect to a guy that has been a Juve fan for more than 15 years.
I have the experience to see things that many kids ignore and the maturity and objectivity to draw conclusions, other men hesitate for their own (respectable) reasons.
And above all, pay some respect to a man that had the courage to stand alone against the wind and triumphed becuase of his beliefs, no matter how strange they sounded at start, for some...
Aguero at the centre of tunnel storm as Villarreal claim City match winner 'mocked' players
Sergio Aguero is destined for a hostile reception when he returns to Spain with Manchester City on November 2 after being accused of showing a lack of respect to Villarreal’s defeated players on Tuesday.
City have learned that they will face a UEFA hearing on November 17 over the missiles — mainly rolled up balls of paper — that were thrown on to the
field during the club’s 2-1 Champions League win over the Spanish club.
But it will be Aguero who faces the toughest examination next month after he upset his opponents following his last-gasp winner at the Etihad Stadium.
Villarreal vice-president Jose Manuel Llaneza and defender Carlos Marchena criticised the former Atletico Madrid striker after players from both teams exchanged insults in the tunnel at the end of the game.
It is understood that Aguero was heard singing a song in Spanish as he left the pitch and that this could be what has upset Villarreal.
Vice-president Llaneza said: 'What he did doesn’t say much for him. It seems to me a lack of respect, ethics and comradeship.
On the mark: Aguero slots home to secure the 2-1 victory
'I thought he had learned something more. What I’m saying concerns Aguero’s attitude. I don’t understand why he makes fun of fellow professionals for losing.
'He is a player who has a lot to thank Spain for. He is an important player who should behave like one in moments like this.’
Marchena, who scored an own goal in the first half on Tuesday, added: 'In
football you have to have class, especially in moments like this.
'What Aguero did is not worthy and especially how he did it. These situations are a shame and they tell you about the person who does them.
'You have to be a good person as well as a good sportsman, and show
class which he hasn’t got.’
On his player's anger on the pitch, Villarreal manager Juan Carlos Garrido said: 'The players were emotional. They thought the goal was offside. It wasn’t.
'Congratulations to City because they won but we thought we deserved more from this match.'
City did not officially respond to the Villarreal comments but Aguero did refer to it on his Twitter page. He said: 'I have no interest in getting involved in controversies, but I have to deny having mocked a Villarreal player.’
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Sergio Aguero is destined for a hostile reception when he returns to Spain with Manchester City on November 2 after being accused of showing a lack of respect to Villarreal’s defeated players on Tuesday.
City have learned that they will face a UEFA hearing on November 17 over the missiles — mainly rolled up balls of paper — that were thrown on to the
field during the club’s 2-1 Champions League win over the Spanish club.
But it will be Aguero who faces the toughest examination next month after he upset his opponents following his last-gasp winner at the Etihad Stadium.
Villarreal vice-president Jose Manuel Llaneza and defender Carlos Marchena criticised the former Atletico Madrid striker after players from both teams exchanged insults in the tunnel at the end of the game.
It is understood that Aguero was heard singing a song in Spanish as he left the pitch and that this could be what has upset Villarreal.
Vice-president Llaneza said: 'What he did doesn’t say much for him. It seems to me a lack of respect, ethics and comradeship.
On the mark: Aguero slots home to secure the 2-1 victory
'I thought he had learned something more. What I’m saying concerns Aguero’s attitude. I don’t understand why he makes fun of fellow professionals for losing.
'He is a player who has a lot to thank Spain for. He is an important player who should behave like one in moments like this.’
Marchena, who scored an own goal in the first half on Tuesday, added: 'In
football you have to have class, especially in moments like this.
'What Aguero did is not worthy and especially how he did it. These situations are a shame and they tell you about the person who does them.
'You have to be a good person as well as a good sportsman, and show
class which he hasn’t got.’
On his player's anger on the pitch, Villarreal manager Juan Carlos Garrido said: 'The players were emotional. They thought the goal was offside. It wasn’t.
'Congratulations to City because they won but we thought we deserved more from this match.'
City did not officially respond to the Villarreal comments but Aguero did refer to it on his Twitter page. He said: 'I have no interest in getting involved in controversies, but I have to deny having mocked a Villarreal player.’
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Ansaldi would be a very good option for the right price.
But didnt he said yes to Benfica a couple of weeks ago?
Ansaldi to Benfica and Capdevilla to Juve? I know Marotta has a thing for Capdevilla
But didnt he said yes to Benfica a couple of weeks ago?
Ansaldi to Benfica and Capdevilla to Juve? I know Marotta has a thing for Capdevilla
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