All will be forgotten about if he signs and plays a couple of good games.
And I don't think our budget is that limited, no matter what the board may lead you to believe.
Transfers and Rumours Thread
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by oily » Fri Jun 27, 2008 6:36 pm
fuck this, i dont understand why rafa wants to sell him! barry cant be better than xabi
Totti also paid tribute to Liverfekkin'wankscum's talismanic attacking duo Steven Gerrard and Fernando Torres.
"I can only think about an Italian adjective to describe them both: grandissimi!" he enthused.
"I can only think about an Italian adjective to describe them both: grandissimi!" he enthused.
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by Amedio » Fri Jun 27, 2008 7:11 pm
Juve Fans Launch Anti-Stankovic Petition
Following the news that Dejan Stankovic is close to signing for Juventus, Bianconeri supporters have started another protest, launching a petition against the transfer.
[quote]It has been reported this afternoon that a transfer fee and personal terms have been agreed, and that Stankovic could sign for Juve within days or even hours.
Old Lady supporters last week campaigned against the possible deal, and upon the news that the transfer is close, have now launched another protest via the internet.
On J1897.com, the largest web forum for Juventus fans, supporters have launched a petition in the hope they will collect enough signatures to prevent the transfer going through.
Stankovic’s past slurs against Juventus have been quoted, including when he celebrated Inter’s Scudetto victory by declaring that [color=red]“we win without stealingâ€
Following the news that Dejan Stankovic is close to signing for Juventus, Bianconeri supporters have started another protest, launching a petition against the transfer.
[quote]It has been reported this afternoon that a transfer fee and personal terms have been agreed, and that Stankovic could sign for Juve within days or even hours.
Old Lady supporters last week campaigned against the possible deal, and upon the news that the transfer is close, have now launched another protest via the internet.
On J1897.com, the largest web forum for Juventus fans, supporters have launched a petition in the hope they will collect enough signatures to prevent the transfer going through.
Stankovic’s past slurs against Juventus have been quoted, including when he celebrated Inter’s Scudetto victory by declaring that [color=red]“we win without stealingâ€
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by Amedio » Sat Jun 28, 2008 10:08 am
Cigarini sparks bidding war
Juventus and Fiorentina are fighting on the transfer market for Parma’s Azzurrini starlet Luca Cigarini, but there are hurdles for Anthony Reveillere.
[quote]The two clubs are notoriously bitter rivals and are set to race for the signature of Under-21 international Cigarini.
Following Parma’s relegation to Serie B, the midfielder could well be available for a cut-price fee.
Napoli are also interested in Cigarini, but the latest reports have the Viola and Bianconeri leading the way.
He only turned 22 a week ago, but already has 70 Serie A appearances and four goals under his belt.
Part of the Parma youth system, he has spent his entire career at the Tardini save for a one-year loan spell at Serie C1 outfit Sambenedettese in 2004-05.
Fiorentina are eager to take Cigarini as a replacement for the departed Fabio Liverani, who has been released to Palermo.
The Tuscans are also looking for a new defender, but problems have arisen for Frenchman Reveillere.
“At the moment there are no developments,â€
Juventus and Fiorentina are fighting on the transfer market for Parma’s Azzurrini starlet Luca Cigarini, but there are hurdles for Anthony Reveillere.
[quote]The two clubs are notoriously bitter rivals and are set to race for the signature of Under-21 international Cigarini.
Following Parma’s relegation to Serie B, the midfielder could well be available for a cut-price fee.
Napoli are also interested in Cigarini, but the latest reports have the Viola and Bianconeri leading the way.
He only turned 22 a week ago, but already has 70 Serie A appearances and four goals under his belt.
Part of the Parma youth system, he has spent his entire career at the Tardini save for a one-year loan spell at Serie C1 outfit Sambenedettese in 2004-05.
Fiorentina are eager to take Cigarini as a replacement for the departed Fabio Liverani, who has been released to Palermo.
The Tuscans are also looking for a new defender, but problems have arisen for Frenchman Reveillere.
“At the moment there are no developments,â€
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