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

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Quetzalcoatl

It ain't hard to tell
Aug 22, 2007
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you ignorant. elsharawy is half egyptian and half italian so that does not mean that he is muslim. Secondly he is one of the biggest talents not just in italy but in europe. Only because he is not scoring goals now does not mean that he is not a talent.
Rakib, he is a no life troll with an obese granny for a wife. Ignore.
 

Bjerknes

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Mar 16, 2004
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you ignorant. elsharawy is half egyptian and half italian so that does not mean that he is muslim. Secondly he is one of the biggest talents not just in italy but in europe. Only because he is not scoring goals now does not mean that he is not a talent.
He's not a talent and not Italian.

Rakib, he is a no life troll with an obese granny for a wife. Ignore.
The funny thing is that you'll never find a girl like that because you're someone with no life stuck on an internet forum. Think about it for a second.

Done?

Yep, you're a no lifer.

Thanks for playing.
 

jukazem

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Feb 10, 2007
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How does this sound for a possible but improbable transfer budget…
Sell:
Vucinic = 12m,
Giovinco = 12m
½ of Isla = 6m
expense saved:
amortization cost/year: 3.7m(Vuci)+3.5m(Gio)+1.9m(Isla) = 9.1m+3m(Martinez of the books) = 12m
Wages cost (excluding tax fig.): 2.7m(Vuci)+1.4m(Gio)+1.4m(Isla)+1m(Martinez) = 6.5m
Profit on disposal (excess of receipt over NBV of disposed player)~10m
Cash inflow = 30m
Buy:
Robben = 20m : 4 year contract, amortization/year = 5m, wages = 5.5m
Sanchez = 35m : 5 year contract, amortization/ year = 7m, wages = 3.5m
New expenses:
amortization cost/year= 12m,
Wage cost/year = 9m
Cash outflow = 55m
Net cash outflow= 25m, but expenses pretty much the same.
New contract for Quagliarella will decrease his current amortization costs and hopefully won’t increase wages(unrealistic), and Storari out and Leali in might reduce the wage bill by 1m,
also Motta and De Ceglie out would save 2m in wages.

Any other squad player additions will be limited to funds from disposal of some of these players (Sorensen, Gabbiadini, Immobile, Boakye, Masi, Peluso and Padoin)
 

jukazem

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Feb 10, 2007
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hypothesizing the price range we can go for if they made themselves available, not saying either of them would be willing to leave CL champion-elect Bayern or Barca and come to Juve.
 

Fellas

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Jun 13, 2005
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He's not a talent and not Italian.



The funny thing is that you'll never find a girl like that because you're someone with no life stuck on an internet forum. Think about it for a second.

Done?

Yep, you're a no lifer.

Thanks for playing.
Says the guy with almost 100k posts. :hellyes: I been a member here since 2005, you really make this a worse place. You don't contribute with anything good, just rasict things, trolling, getting into fights with people.
 

zizinho

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Ocelot

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Jul 13, 2013
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The problem with Di Maria is that I just don't see the player being willing to come to Juve frankly. If he leaves, he'll go to some EPL club.
 

LiquidPLP

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Jun 9, 2012
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The problem with Di Maria is that I just don't see the player being willing to come to Juve frankly. If he leaves, he'll go to some EPL club.
There's a small chance of that happening but Di Maria could find himself in Higuain's position from last summer. There was a lot of talk about him going to Arsenal, Chelsea, Juve and even PSG at some point but none really could close the deal.

Di Maria is a dream but he'll be hard to get. He's that kind of player you either pay big cash or go home - especially with Perez.

I'm glad we finally seem to be after wingers. 433/4231 dream coming true :touched:
 
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