Hey Yurt, 3 questions for you.
1) will Juve be willing to let Giovinco go? I hear you still have a stake in his contract or something (seems like it's one of those weird Italian contracts).
2) is this a reliable source?
http://www.gianlucadimarzio.com/calciomercato/giovinco-ci-sono-anche-malaga-e-borussia-dortmund/
3) Is Giovinco great or THE greatest? lol
So yeah, no--Di Marzio isn't worth your time.
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I'm going to answer this for Yurt because I think I can
1. Unlikely. Conte seems to really like Giovinco and the player himself seems to be eyeing Del Piero's #10 shirt. We own half of his contract with Parma in mutual ownership. If we cannot agree to terms to resolve the ownership (or agree to a sale, or agree to extend the co-ownership), then it goes to a blind auction where the team with the highest bid for the player wins. I think we'll end up taking up his other half of the contract (which, I might add, we sold to Parma for something stupid like 3mil Euro) and he'll compete with Mirko Vucinic for a spot.
2. Di Marzio is no better than Tuttosport who, to give you an indication of their reliability, once ran this headline:
So yeah, no--Di Marzio isn't worth your time.
3. Giovinco is a good to great player with a shitty, selfish attitude who always puts himself in front of the shirt. He's not a cunt but he's really said a lot of things to rankle Juventus fans who have long supported his integration into the squad. If he comes back he'll have to do quite a lot on and off the pitch to win back supporters like me.
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It seems like Elia's form is very very volatile & he's quite moody too.
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I'm going to answer this for Yurt because I think I can
1. Unlikely. Conte seems to really like Giovinco and the player himself seems to be eyeing Del Piero's #10 shirt. We own half of his contract with Parma in mutual ownership. If we cannot agree to terms to resolve the ownership (or agree to a sale, or agree to extend the co-ownership), then it goes to a blind auction where the team with the highest bid for the player wins. I think we'll end up taking up his other half of the contract (which, I might add, we sold to Parma for something stupid like 3mil Euro) and he'll compete with Mirko Vucinic for a spot.
2. Di Marzio is no better than Tuttosport who, to give you an indication of their reliability, once ran this headline:
So yeah, no--Di Marzio isn't worth your time.
3. Giovinco is a good to great player with a shitty, selfish attitude who always puts himself in front of the shirt. He's not a cunt but he's really said a lot of things to rankle Juventus fans who have long supported his integration into the squad. If he comes back he'll have to do quite a lot on and off the pitch to win back supporters like me.
