Zalayeta to Livorno (12 Viewers)
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WHATS THE BLOODY POINT IN LOANING OUT A 28 YEAR OLD????????!!!!!!!!!
this is the crazyest thing i have ever heard, its something chelsea would do, we mayaswell loan him to someone for 3 years untill his contract runs out so we can make 0 money from him! for christ sake we could at least sell him for a million i'm sure if livorno wanted him that bad they would pay, bloody hell this board angers my happyness
this is the crazyest thing i have ever heard, its something chelsea would do, we mayaswell loan him to someone for 3 years untill his contract runs out so we can make 0 money from him! for christ sake we could at least sell him for a million i'm sure if livorno wanted him that bad they would pay, bloody hell this board angers my happyness
Because we dont need anymore cash...
umpkin:
Kovac,Zala,Tudor,Boji (Gianni too? ) out ==== 0 $$$$ in
and we will sell for ridiculous amounts Camo,Treze and Balza...(possibly Legro+Kapo+Blasi+youngsters)
If Moggi was selling/trading all those players he could bring in Lampard,Huntelaar and Milito without using any more cash...
umpkin: Kovac,Zala,Tudor,Boji (Gianni too? ) out ==== 0 $$$$ in
and we will sell for ridiculous amounts Camo,Treze and Balza...(possibly Legro+Kapo+Blasi+youngsters)
If Moggi was selling/trading all those players he could bring in Lampard,Huntelaar and Milito without using any more cash...
Zalayeta officially joined our team as a promising youngster, 19 if I'm not mistaken. He was the Olivera before olivera...(ehm ok, that doesn't make sense)...
Moggi didn't dish out 30mil for him...
I guess we know why Juve are a bit careful in talkin southamerican youngsters.
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Livorno make Zalayeta move
Thursday 14 June, 2007
Juventus striker Marcelo Zalayeta could move to Livorno after President Aldo Spinelli made an official request for the Uruguayan.
The 28-year-old had recently revealed that he was frustrated with his lack of playing time at the Stadio Olimpico and was eager to appear for the first team more regularly.
The international is now being eyed by the Tuscan minnows as they search for a strike-partner to field alongside captain Cristiano Lucarelli, who will seemingly stay despite threatening to leave.
Juventus are reportedly ready to consider the request and might let Zalayeta join the Stadio Picchi outfit on a loan deal, as the player does not seem to be part of new Coach Claudio Ranieri’s plans.
The Bianconero is a reported target for Catania as well, but the Amaranto seem favoured in the race for the Uruguayan.
Zalayeta joined Juventus from Perugia in 2004, but has not been given many chances to shine since then and had declared that he was ready to consider a move.
“I would really like to stay here, but there is not enough space for me,” explained El Panteron, who has also been targeted by UEFA Cup winners Sevilla in the past.
“I would like to play more and with consistency. With my physical structure it isn’t easy to reach fitness if you play every once in a while,” said Zalayeta.
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What the hell? He didn't join Us in 2004!
Moggi didn't dish out 30mil for him...
I guess we know why Juve are a bit careful in talkin southamerican youngsters.
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Livorno make Zalayeta move
Thursday 14 June, 2007
Juventus striker Marcelo Zalayeta could move to Livorno after President Aldo Spinelli made an official request for the Uruguayan.
The 28-year-old had recently revealed that he was frustrated with his lack of playing time at the Stadio Olimpico and was eager to appear for the first team more regularly.
The international is now being eyed by the Tuscan minnows as they search for a strike-partner to field alongside captain Cristiano Lucarelli, who will seemingly stay despite threatening to leave.
Juventus are reportedly ready to consider the request and might let Zalayeta join the Stadio Picchi outfit on a loan deal, as the player does not seem to be part of new Coach Claudio Ranieri’s plans.
The Bianconero is a reported target for Catania as well, but the Amaranto seem favoured in the race for the Uruguayan.
Zalayeta joined Juventus from Perugia in 2004, but has not been given many chances to shine since then and had declared that he was ready to consider a move.
“I would really like to stay here, but there is not enough space for me,” explained El Panteron, who has also been targeted by UEFA Cup winners Sevilla in the past.
“I would like to play more and with consistency. With my physical structure it isn’t easy to reach fitness if you play every once in a while,” said Zalayeta.
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What the hell? He didn't join Us in 2004!
I knew I read the same article more than one month ago:
Naughty Channel 4:eyebrows:
http://www.channel4.com/sport/football_italia/may3f.html
And yes, Vonam, he played 5 matches for Perugia in 2004, but Channel 4 forgot that he's with us since 1997
Naughty Channel 4:eyebrows:
http://www.channel4.com/sport/football_italia/may3f.html
And yes, Vonam, he played 5 matches for Perugia in 2004, but Channel 4 forgot that he's with us since 1997
I knew I read the same article more than one month ago:
Naughty Channel 4:eyebrows:
http://www.channel4.com/sport/football_italia/may3f.html
And yes, Vonam, he played 5 matches for Perugia in 2004, but Channel 4 forgot that he's with us since 1997
Naughty Channel 4:eyebrows:
http://www.channel4.com/sport/football_italia/may3f.html
And yes, Vonam, he played 5 matches for Perugia in 2004, but Channel 4 forgot that he's with us since 1997
Channel4 is laggin behind goal.com with som'o the latest calcio news
