If Totti told me to bend over and pull down my underpants for a right good rodgering, I would do it with all my heart. He probably told Iturbe just that.
Don't worry about it. Debuchy was decent at the World Cup. Was a bit hit-and-miss the second half of last season but during the first half he showed legitimate class. The guy is hot and cold but a decent RB to have all the same. He'll do well for Arsenal I think. Playing for a better team will hopefully bring out the consistency more.
Don't worry about it. Debuchy was decent at the World Cup. Was a bit hit-and-miss the second half of last season but during the first half he showed legitimate class. The guy is hot and cold but a decent RB to have all the same. He'll do well for Arsenal I think. Playing for a better team will hopefully bring out the consistency more.
It's going to be too easy, I probably can't even be bothered to finish the season
Darmian and Caulker was replacement for Ivan who got angry for whatever reason... but then I realized Madrid wanted to sell Varane too, so now I got too manyt CB's.... AAAAAARGH, time for 5 at the back. Managed to sell Torres and Mikel though, so got good money overall. and Cech just flat out accepted being a back up when I told him
If Totti told me to bend over and pull down my underpants for a right good rodgering, I would do it with all my heart. He probably told Iturbe just that.
Don't worry about it. Debuchy was decent at the World Cup. Was a bit hit-and-miss the second half of last season but during the first half he showed legitimate class. The guy is hot and cold but a decent RB to have all the same. He'll do well for Arsenal I think. Playing for a better team will hopefully bring out the consistency more.
Sagna was our old right back, Debuchy has been keeping him out of the France starting XI for some time and he had a good tournament. Why shouldn't I be positive about him?
Sagna was our old right back, Debuchy has been keeping him out of the France starting XI for some time and he had a good tournament. Why shouldn't I be positive about him?
It's going to be too easy, I probably can't even be bothered to finish the season
Darmian and Caulker was replacement for Ivan who got angry for whatever reason... but then I realized Madrid wanted to sell Varane too, so now I got too manyt CB's.... AAAAAARGH, time for 5 at the back. Managed to sell Torres and Mikel though, so got good money overall. and Cech just flat out accepted being a back up when I told him
edit: yes he is Sal. Gnabry has the ability to beat players based on attributes other than speed. Theo can't do anything other than knock the ball forward and run
edit: yes he is Sal. Gnabry has the ability to beat players based on attributes other than speed. Theo can't do anything other than knock the ball forward and run
No he really isn't. It's hard to say how badly the injury has affected Walcott, but if he finds his form, even when he hasn't been very consistent, he is a good bit better than anything Gnabry has shown so far.
Sagna was our old right back, Debuchy has been keeping him out of the France starting XI for some time and he had a good tournament. Why shouldn't I be positive about him?
Don't blame me for your shit logic. Hey guys, Sneijder was the starter for the Netherlands, arguably the 2nd best team at the World Cup, he will be a good signing!
You have to understand where Juventus come from as a club. Historically, we've never been a spending club. The Agnelli family, our owners, are one of the richest families in Italy (and elsewhere I suppose). But they also own Fiat, a hugely influential and politicized company that has seen its fair share of ups and downs (more downs than ups) over the past 100+ years of continued exsistence. The Agnellis, the recently(ish) departed Giovanni and Gianni especially, have always had this - for the lack of a better expression - aristocratic-progressive way about them. Yes, we're rich & powerful, but spending 50 billion lire on a football player, when hundreds of Fiat workers live in constant fear of getting sacked, just wouldn't do.
Besides, it's cheaper to just bribe the refs, amirite?
Okay, that may be romanticizing it a bit, but you get the gist of it. And so they've always financed Juve, always with moderation. The 90s saw a slight change of course. The Agnellis decided that they wanted Juve to become a proper self-sustaining club (or as close to anyway), since they had enough problems with Fiat. Enter "La Triade" - Moggi, Giraudo & Bettega. For a while there we were doing great, business was booming, Serie A was at the top.
Then the big recession of Italian football started. Then came Farsopoli, which was another huge blow both to our club and calcio in general. All the while the Abramovics and other ultrarich oilgarchs came out of the woodwork and started pouring money into football and there's no way a self-sustaining club of our mould could ever compete with that. As far as Juve's ownership goes, Gianni and Giovanni Agnelli, both true to God Juventini in love with their father's club, passed away, and the company went to the other brench of the family, the Elkanns. John Elkann doesn't give a shit about Juventus and would rather invest 400M€ in fucking cricket (true story) or F1 / Ferrari than spend a tenth of that on Juve. Lapo Elkann ... nevermind. Andrea Agnelli, our current president, is a Juventino through and through, but one without the wallet. Could Exor, the investment company controlled by the Agnelli family, blow 100M€ on Juve on a yearly basis? Easily. Will they? Absolutely not. And so here we are today. Going by on what we make in a decadent league, with next to no help from our owners.
It's easy (and fun!) to blame it all on poor Marry, but our problems reside much further above.
Theo is a bust and some if you have to stop defending players just because they are on our team. Theo is a very good finisher from close range, but without his speed he is an average player. Gnabry shows so much more than Theo.
I can't wait for Sanchez to show just how average Theo is.
James wasn´t valued at $61M when he went to Monaco. They only paid that for him because Porto sold him on a package with Moutinho so they could up James´s price and lower Moutinho´s because Sporting had to receive a fraction of Moutinho´s transfer.