I'd be satisfied if we just get 1 or 2 new (preferably relatively young) defenders, + 1 stirker and i'd be happy. But i've waited soooo long for that defender and he just isnt showing up :down:
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i'd smile if they even just join us.
I'm not asking us to spend ridiculous sums of money on players, but I'd hardly call it a crippling blow to our finances if we signed (sorry to use this example again) Mexes and Ferrari for the price that they seem destined to go for. Besides, we signed an unknown player from Serie B (nothing against Chiellini or anything) for as much as/more than Phillipe and Matteo 
I'd hardly call Vieira and Gerrard options, being the leaders of their respective clubs and probably the last players they would want to sell
I'd hardly call Vieira and Gerrard options, being the leaders of their respective clubs and probably the last players they would want to sell
central defener is coming for sure. right back is still needed, or even a right sided player for that matter is cap chooses a back 3.
if mutu signs, thats all that will bought for the rest of the team. he gives us a few options i suppose, and zalayeta is back up to trezeguet. thats a lil sad isnt it?
if mutu signs, thats all that will bought for the rest of the team. he gives us a few options i suppose, and zalayeta is back up to trezeguet. thats a lil sad isnt it?
Capello calls for new signings
Sunday 8 August, 2004
Juventus have lost out on Adrian Mutu and Fabio Capello warns they cannot afford to pinch the pennies on the transfer market.
“In order to be competitive,” pointed out the Coach, “you need a large squad with plenty of alternatives to choose from. We still have time, but I am waiting for some new buys.”
The Bianconeri were expected to make sweeping changes with the arrival of Capello, but they have also parted company with Marco Di Vaio and Enzo Maresca.
Nonetheless, the tactician is most content with the arrival of his former Roma star Emerson after months of legal wrangling.
“The Brazilian has already entered the hearts of the Juventus fans,” he assured. “He is a classy player and very gritty, just the kind you need to spur on the whole team.”
The first challenge for Capello’s era in Turin is to get past Swedish outfit Djurgarden in order to enter the Champions’ League proper.
“The whole team is working well,” he insisted despite some disappointing friendly outings, “and I could see their desire to win.”
“I really liked Alessandro Del Piero’s performance. He is a great player and a lot of the criticism he receives is unfair. Gianluca Zambrotta moves better as a fullback, but can push forward when needed.”
Juve are forced to do without several top stars for the first leg against Djurgarden on Tuesday evening. Mauro Camoranesi and Pavel Nedved are out with knee problems, while Lilian Thuram is unlikely to recover from a shoulder injury in time.
http://www.channel4.com/sport/football_italia/aug8a.html
im still shocked that enzo left...for 2M!?!
moggi is too worried about as being predictable, and so doesnt want to go for the ferraris and mexes' and so ons of this world, but MUST go for someone who we havent been linked with before.
and we STILL havent signed a central defender...OH BUT WAIT!...weve got zebina!
Sunday 8 August, 2004
Juventus have lost out on Adrian Mutu and Fabio Capello warns they cannot afford to pinch the pennies on the transfer market.
“In order to be competitive,” pointed out the Coach, “you need a large squad with plenty of alternatives to choose from. We still have time, but I am waiting for some new buys.”
The Bianconeri were expected to make sweeping changes with the arrival of Capello, but they have also parted company with Marco Di Vaio and Enzo Maresca.
Nonetheless, the tactician is most content with the arrival of his former Roma star Emerson after months of legal wrangling.
“The Brazilian has already entered the hearts of the Juventus fans,” he assured. “He is a classy player and very gritty, just the kind you need to spur on the whole team.”
The first challenge for Capello’s era in Turin is to get past Swedish outfit Djurgarden in order to enter the Champions’ League proper.
“The whole team is working well,” he insisted despite some disappointing friendly outings, “and I could see their desire to win.”
“I really liked Alessandro Del Piero’s performance. He is a great player and a lot of the criticism he receives is unfair. Gianluca Zambrotta moves better as a fullback, but can push forward when needed.”
Juve are forced to do without several top stars for the first leg against Djurgarden on Tuesday evening. Mauro Camoranesi and Pavel Nedved are out with knee problems, while Lilian Thuram is unlikely to recover from a shoulder injury in time.
http://www.channel4.com/sport/football_italia/aug8a.html
im still shocked that enzo left...for 2M!?!
moggi is too worried about as being predictable, and so doesnt want to go for the ferraris and mexes' and so ons of this world, but MUST go for someone who we havent been linked with before.
and we STILL havent signed a central defender...OH BUT WAIT!...weve got zebina!
