Wishlist and General Juve mercato talk (2011-12) (41 Viewers)
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Asamoah would be the bomb but I seriously doubt it will be easy. Marrotta will get milked in the deal.
Asamoah, Higuain/Dzeko and Rossi/Ramirez/Jovetic. Decent mercato, but would still need a little more the following year. Honestly, I don't see us getting Higuain unless he also wants us, and here again we'll end up overpaying. 25m is a fair estimate but we'll pay over 30m.
Jovetic also will not be easy in negotiation. Vucinic plus 12m would be a good offer.
Could Jovetic-Higuain-Ramirez work better compared to Rossi as the RWf instead of Ramirez?
Asamoah, Higuain/Dzeko and Rossi/Ramirez/Jovetic. Decent mercato, but would still need a little more the following year. Honestly, I don't see us getting Higuain unless he also wants us, and here again we'll end up overpaying. 25m is a fair estimate but we'll pay over 30m.
Jovetic also will not be easy in negotiation. Vucinic plus 12m would be a good offer.
Could Jovetic-Higuain-Ramirez work better compared to Rossi as the RWf instead of Ramirez?
No , i was thinking pirlo in front of defense , asamoah vidal close to him and marchisio as trequartista . The best option if you want to play all of them
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Higuain/Dzeko and one from rossi/ramires/jovetic is a very good mercato . If you call that decent than i suppose you want messi and ronaldo to call it very good .
And for Vucinic + 12 milion they send you jovetics signed shirt
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Higuain/Dzeko and one from rossi/ramires/jovetic is a very good mercato . If you call that decent than i suppose you want messi and ronaldo to call it very good .
And for Vucinic + 12 milion they send you jovetics signed shirt
Meh you are still on the same levels , btw in my opinion if jovetic doesn't get injured often in his career he will become much better than hazard
For the jovetic deal .
A decent amount , but not enough for jovetic . You make it really simple . First let's assume that jovetic is worth 30-35 . You want to insert players and that's the best idea we can do to get him . We got vucinic for 15 , up until now he has been deluding a bit so let's value him 13 . So there is a complesive amount of 25 milion , jovetic is worth from 30-35 so you are still 5-10 milion under the right price . Than there is still another problem , why the fuck would fiorentina want vucinic ? They insert their best player in a deal and get money plus someone who is inconsistent , next year will be 29 years old and gains 3 milion + bonuses . I don't think they will never accept that deal . The players i think we can insert are quag and giovinco and you still need 20 mil or more + one of those 2
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Btw
Felici e perdenti: 59-1 per i piccoli romani a Barcellona
''Erano come alieni'' commenta uno dei ai 66 ragazzi della squadra romana del Futbolclub, sbarcati per tre giorni (e quattro amichevoli) alla 'Masia', l'accademia blaugrana dove studiano da campioni tanti piccoli aspiranti Messi. In effetti il piccolo aspirante calciatore non ha tutti i torti perché al di là del complessivo 59-1 delle quattro partite: il Barcellona è di un altro mondo anche a livello giovanile
How the fuck do they train them ?
For the jovetic deal .
A decent amount , but not enough for jovetic . You make it really simple . First let's assume that jovetic is worth 30-35 . You want to insert players and that's the best idea we can do to get him . We got vucinic for 15 , up until now he has been deluding a bit so let's value him 13 . So there is a complesive amount of 25 milion , jovetic is worth from 30-35 so you are still 5-10 milion under the right price . Than there is still another problem , why the fuck would fiorentina want vucinic ? They insert their best player in a deal and get money plus someone who is inconsistent , next year will be 29 years old and gains 3 milion + bonuses . I don't think they will never accept that deal . The players i think we can insert are quag and giovinco and you still need 20 mil or more + one of those 2
---------- Post added 09.03.2012 at 12:10 ----------
Btw
Felici e perdenti: 59-1 per i piccoli romani a Barcellona
''Erano come alieni'' commenta uno dei ai 66 ragazzi della squadra romana del Futbolclub, sbarcati per tre giorni (e quattro amichevoli) alla 'Masia', l'accademia blaugrana dove studiano da campioni tanti piccoli aspiranti Messi. In effetti il piccolo aspirante calciatore non ha tutti i torti perché al di là del complessivo 59-1 delle quattro partite: il Barcellona è di un altro mondo anche a livello giovanile
How the fuck do they train them ?
Mudingayi
Vidal, Pirlo, Marchisio, Pogba, Marrone, Padoin, Bouy, Appelt, Pogba, Chisbah, Pazienza, Ekdal...
That's enough mids for me so let's splash the cash on JoJo and Lavezzi.
That's enough mids for me so let's splash the cash on JoJo and Lavezzi.
Pazienza if i am not mistaken left because he wanted to play so i suppose he is not coming back
Pogba too young
Marrone Maybe
Padoin Not worth it
Appelt too young
Cisbah too young
Ekdal (i would personally sell him )
Just in case pirlo breaks , with who do you play ? Will you play with marrone in Cl , what if 2 of them brake , do you play with 18-19 years old ?
We still need a player close to the ability of marchisio , vidal to call it a worthy middfield and to be able to be competitive in both fronts
Marotta: Not easy to buy big
By Football Italia staff
Director general Beppe Marotta has suggested that whilst Juventus hold ambitions to sign a big name player, it is fundamentally difficult.
The Bianconeri have spent just under €100m on new players in the last two transfer windows, but in a long interview with Sky Sport Italia on Friday, Marotta, who has overseen that activity, believes that the very highest level of player is still out of the club’s reach.
“[Zlatan] Ibrahimovic is a player who you can call a top player,” he began, when asked for an example. “Top players are a rare commodity in the sense that very few are around and of those that are available there is then those who are affordable.
“It is no coincidence that, if the choice is right, they make the difference - I am referring to Ibrahimovic, but the most striking example is that of [Lionel] Messi, who is definitely a player who makes a different in a team and for a club that is already great.
“Meanwhile, we have to understand what is available, then how much they cost, as well as a whole host of things.
“Certainly this is a goal that I think teams look at carefully, we must try to seize an opportunity, but it is not easy.”
Marotta was also grilled on Juve’s recent form. Consecutive draws to Chievo and Bologna has left the club two points behind Milan.
“We must continue to work from week to week and then at the end draw any conclusions. We are in a position - I would say beyond these draws - that is of high calibre, which has been obtained with great credit to all, from the team, Coach and club.
“Now we have to fight to get the most [points] we can, this is our goal. But surely we have demonstrated to date that we are still as competitive as other teams and this is something that we should feel proud about.”
In light of the team’s 13th League draw of the season, attention has focused this week on the strikers and their struggles in breaking down opposition defences.
“I like to look to the statistics and they support us - look at the goal difference and we have the second best one in the League. In first is clearly Milan, as is not coincidentally the case in the position in the table too.
“Then, we have the best defence, so it is clear that the Coach’s model also takes into account the fact that the strikers must sacrifice much, they must work hard for the team.
“It is clear that if we had more goals then things would be easier. It’s a subject that Conte is working on and very meticulously, but I feel we shouldn’t crucify the strikers - we have the best defence [thanks to them] so this must be taken into consideration.”
By Football Italia staff
Director general Beppe Marotta has suggested that whilst Juventus hold ambitions to sign a big name player, it is fundamentally difficult.
The Bianconeri have spent just under €100m on new players in the last two transfer windows, but in a long interview with Sky Sport Italia on Friday, Marotta, who has overseen that activity, believes that the very highest level of player is still out of the club’s reach.
“[Zlatan] Ibrahimovic is a player who you can call a top player,” he began, when asked for an example. “Top players are a rare commodity in the sense that very few are around and of those that are available there is then those who are affordable.
“It is no coincidence that, if the choice is right, they make the difference - I am referring to Ibrahimovic, but the most striking example is that of [Lionel] Messi, who is definitely a player who makes a different in a team and for a club that is already great.
“Meanwhile, we have to understand what is available, then how much they cost, as well as a whole host of things.
“Certainly this is a goal that I think teams look at carefully, we must try to seize an opportunity, but it is not easy.”
Marotta was also grilled on Juve’s recent form. Consecutive draws to Chievo and Bologna has left the club two points behind Milan.
“We must continue to work from week to week and then at the end draw any conclusions. We are in a position - I would say beyond these draws - that is of high calibre, which has been obtained with great credit to all, from the team, Coach and club.
“Now we have to fight to get the most [points] we can, this is our goal. But surely we have demonstrated to date that we are still as competitive as other teams and this is something that we should feel proud about.”
In light of the team’s 13th League draw of the season, attention has focused this week on the strikers and their struggles in breaking down opposition defences.
“I like to look to the statistics and they support us - look at the goal difference and we have the second best one in the League. In first is clearly Milan, as is not coincidentally the case in the position in the table too.
“Then, we have the best defence, so it is clear that the Coach’s model also takes into account the fact that the strikers must sacrifice much, they must work hard for the team.
“It is clear that if we had more goals then things would be easier. It’s a subject that Conte is working on and very meticulously, but I feel we shouldn’t crucify the strikers - we have the best defence [thanks to them] so this must be taken into consideration.”
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