Wishlist and General Juve winter mercato talk (2013-14) (12 Viewers)

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Suns

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May 22, 2009
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So we're buying Nani and benching him? Or we're benching one of Asamoah, Barz, Bonucci or Chiellini to accommodate Nani in a 4-3-3? It will never happen. We'll end up getting Bonaventura anyway. He's cheap, from Atalanta(because we love our January signings from Bergamo) and he can participate in the CL.
 

Furino

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Dec 31, 2012
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Bonucci to Monaco... That would be a dream.. We could easy get at least 15M, and it would make it so much easier for Conto to change to a 4-man defence.. But it will never happen:-(
What the hell man? Is this 4-3-3 madness wash some of you brains out, that you think selling Bonucci to Monaco would be a dream?
 

VuvuzelaBzz

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Jun 23, 2013
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Padoin is not needed and Peluso became more absolete with Ogbonna signing.

DC is not going anywhere (if not simply for home grown quota), and Isla is trickier to offload with his co-own situation. He is a goner on the summer though.
I agree on Peluso, but not quite on Padoin. If Pado leaves and we don't sign anyone else for that right wingback spot we might end up seeing even more of Isla there if Licht were to get injured again. I know Caceres would be second choice, but he's been filling in as a CB for the most part recently due to injuries and whatnot, which plants the seed of doubt in my mind. As for DC, it'd be difficult to fill his spot with someone more useless, so we could just bring in a Primavera player like Beltrame, but alas, deep down I know we won't :cry:

Anyways, I don't see why we'd have to sell 2 players to fund a 3m move regardless. If I remember correctly we paid 5m for Peluso less than 6 months ago, so I would hope he'd fetch at least 3m if we were to sell currently.
 

Zacheryah

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Aug 29, 2010
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Bonucci to Monaco... That would be a dream.. We could easy get at least 15M, and it would make it so much easier for Conto to change to a 4-man defence.. But it will never happen:-(

Links to Menez and Nani again.. I guess both would be more or les ideal signings, when considering talent vs. price vs. how much we need wingers vs. our economic situation..

4-2-3-1 or 4-3-3 is the way to go, if we are ever going to challenge in CL.. = more wingers, less CBs..

Yes, going 4man backline, means its great so sell one of the central defenders. Makes perfect sense..

Your argument about formations is bullshit. 4-3-3 is popular cause fagcelona uses it.

However, 4321 or 4312 are perfectly fine if you got the players, and apart from the CAM we got exactly the players. It would ideally suit our 3man midfield post pirlo.
 

Nzoric

Grazie Mirko
Jan 16, 2011
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Asamoah did fine because his job was mainly to defend. Against weaker teams when he's expected to help us offensively, it'll be a different story.
Our fullbacks were incredibly offensive in the Madrid games, because both wingers sought space in the middle.

It's just easier for a fullback to get forward as he usually receives the ball in open space, much more time to cross or just run at goal instead of receiving the ball with a defender on him, as he does when he plays at WB.
 

JCK

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May 11, 2004
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Our fullbacks were incredibly offensive in the Madrid games, because both wingers sought space in the middle.

It's just easier for a fullback to get forward as he usually receives the ball in open space, much more time to cross or just run at goal instead of receiving the ball with a defender on him, as he does when he plays at WB.
Against Madrid in both features we played in total around 35 minutes. Those two matches are not a reference.
 

Klin

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May 27, 2009
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Our fullbacks were incredibly offensive in the Madrid games, because both wingers sought space in the middle.

It's just easier for a fullback to get forward as he usually receives the ball in open space, much more time to cross or just run at goal instead of receiving the ball with a defender on him, as he does when he plays at WB.
You are correct. What I was trying to say is that he'll still be a liability offensively, and we'd need his width in such a narrow formation.
 
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