Transfers and Rumours Thread
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by Zoff82 » Thu Apr 24, 2008 2:23 pm
I dont' see why Lahm would go to any other club but Juve. All the CL teams are stacked in that perspective (except for Milan but they aren't in the CL, tee hee) so I think Lahm to Juve would be great. Lahm would be bench on any one of those "big" teams as opposed to getting a starting position at Juve. How do you guys feel about Legro playing in the CL?? Clearly he has merited that through his performance all season, minus occasional blunder here and there but who doesn't screw up???
Grygera-------Legro-----Chiellini----Lahm
It is kinda ugly. I still like Zebina over Grygera but that damn guy can't stay healthy for shit.
Grygera-------Legro-----Chiellini----Lahm
It is kinda ugly. I still like Zebina over Grygera but that damn guy can't stay healthy for shit.
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by Zoff82 » Thu Apr 24, 2008 11:14 pm
What's you reason for benching Legro?? He's been solid all season long, at least give the guy a chance. Him and Chiellini work great. Our defense in the late 90's didn't exactly have the biggest names in Europe.....
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by morra10 » Fri Apr 25, 2008 1:09 am
We aren't real madrid. There's no way we're buying 3 new (starting) defenders for next season. I agree with dino, legro should be given the chance. If it wasn't for him I can't say we would be in the position we're in right now. He really stepped up. Chiellni and legro should start with andrade, stendardo, and mellberg as backups.
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by Bagg10 » Fri Apr 25, 2008 7:39 am
Milan, colpo Flamini
09:27 del 25 aprile
FlaminiI rossoneri battono la concorrenza juventina sul centrocampista dell'Arsenal. C'è il sì del francese. Galliani: Anche la Juventus ne prende atto: c'è il 'nì' di Cobolli Gigli.
"Senza Champions il mercato non cambia". (Gazzetta dello sport)
09:27 del 25 aprile
FlaminiI rossoneri battono la concorrenza juventina sul centrocampista dell'Arsenal. C'è il sì del francese. Galliani: Anche la Juventus ne prende atto: c'è il 'nì' di Cobolli Gigli.
"Senza Champions il mercato non cambia". (Gazzetta dello sport)
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by Bagg10 » Fri Apr 25, 2008 6:53 pm
Napoli To Beat Juve To Sign Piatti?
Napoli are being tipped by the Italian press to beat Juventus to the signing of Estudiantes starlet Pablo Piatti.
The 19-year-old Piatti is regarded as one of the most promising young players in Argentinean football, and he was a member of the victorious FIFA U-20 World Cup squad last summer.
The starlet is a diminutive and skilful support striker, who has been likened by some to Barcelona superstar Lionel Messi.
Napoli transfer guru Pierpaolo Marino has a close relationship with Estudiantes, as well as Piatti’s agent Nestor Sivori.
Sivori is the son of former Juventus and Napoli legend Omar, who is widely considered as one of the best footballers in the history of Italian football.
Marino’s contacts and close ties will see him discuss a deal for Piatti ahead of Juventus sporting director Alessio Secco.
Marino is building an impressive side in Campania, and this season snapped up the likes of Ezequiel Lavezzi, Marek Hamsik and Fabiano Santacroce.
Piatti’s Argentine compatriot Fernando Cavenaghi, currently at Bordeaux, is also being tipped to join Napoli this summer.
Napoli are being tipped by the Italian press to beat Juventus to the signing of Estudiantes starlet Pablo Piatti.
The 19-year-old Piatti is regarded as one of the most promising young players in Argentinean football, and he was a member of the victorious FIFA U-20 World Cup squad last summer.
The starlet is a diminutive and skilful support striker, who has been likened by some to Barcelona superstar Lionel Messi.
Napoli transfer guru Pierpaolo Marino has a close relationship with Estudiantes, as well as Piatti’s agent Nestor Sivori.
Sivori is the son of former Juventus and Napoli legend Omar, who is widely considered as one of the best footballers in the history of Italian football.
Marino’s contacts and close ties will see him discuss a deal for Piatti ahead of Juventus sporting director Alessio Secco.
Marino is building an impressive side in Campania, and this season snapped up the likes of Ezequiel Lavezzi, Marek Hamsik and Fabiano Santacroce.
Piatti’s Argentine compatriot Fernando Cavenaghi, currently at Bordeaux, is also being tipped to join Napoli this summer.
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by RomaShield27 » Sat Apr 26, 2008 11:04 am
Ranieri raids Premiershit
Football Italia – Saturday 26 April, 2008
Claudio Ranieri is set to raid the Premiershit for top stars such as Frank Lampard, Mathieu Flamini, Patrice Evra and Gerard Pique’.
Juventus are heading for the Champions League and aim to strengthen their squad considerably over the summer to mount a credible hunt for European and Italian glory.
Their interest in want-away Arsenal midfielder Flamini – facing a transfer battle with Milan – is no secret, but today the Corriere dello Sport claims there are other targets on English soil.
Manchester United defenders Evra and Pique’ are potential new arrivals, using Raffaele Palladino as bait considering he has long been admired by Sir tender Alex Ferguson.
The ‘dream’ signing since the moment Ranieri set foot in Turin has been his former Chelsea protégé Lampard.
The chances of a negotiation are good, although so far Juventus have baulked at the £5.5m per season wage demands.
The Bianconeri can raise more cash during their planned jaunt to Britain next week, as Tiago Mendes continues to be of interest to Tottenham.
Sergio Almiron is set to return from his six-month loan spell at Monaco and might head to the Premiershit for West Ham, Middlesbrough or Spurs.
Football Italia – Saturday 26 April, 2008
Claudio Ranieri is set to raid the Premiershit for top stars such as Frank Lampard, Mathieu Flamini, Patrice Evra and Gerard Pique’.
Juventus are heading for the Champions League and aim to strengthen their squad considerably over the summer to mount a credible hunt for European and Italian glory.
Their interest in want-away Arsenal midfielder Flamini – facing a transfer battle with Milan – is no secret, but today the Corriere dello Sport claims there are other targets on English soil.
Manchester United defenders Evra and Pique’ are potential new arrivals, using Raffaele Palladino as bait considering he has long been admired by Sir tender Alex Ferguson.
The ‘dream’ signing since the moment Ranieri set foot in Turin has been his former Chelsea protégé Lampard.
The chances of a negotiation are good, although so far Juventus have baulked at the £5.5m per season wage demands.
The Bianconeri can raise more cash during their planned jaunt to Britain next week, as Tiago Mendes continues to be of interest to Tottenham.
Sergio Almiron is set to return from his six-month loan spell at Monaco and might head to the Premiershit for West Ham, Middlesbrough or Spurs.
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by SuperPippo9 » Sat Apr 26, 2008 6:02 pm
piques not leaving man u
Milan.
pretty pretty pretttty good.
pretty pretty pretttty good.
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by Messinterista » Sun Apr 27, 2008 11:17 am
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