DEBATE:
Juventus have been linked with some big names recently, and I finally think that we are going to bring a big name to Turin this time around. My question is... if you were Secco, and had to pick one of these big name players, who would you buy? And hell, if you want to pick two, pick two, but say how you are going to pay for them.
Ribery
Diego
Cassano
Hamsik
Transfers and Rumours Thread
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by juventino_italiano » Fri Feb 20, 2009 1:43 pm
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by tonykart » Fri Feb 20, 2009 3:04 pm
Juventus Set Sights On Napoli’s Christian Maggio
The Bianconeri are reportedly hoping to acquire the right back at the conclusion of the season.
With their goal of winning this season’s Scudetto becoming more and more unlikely as the weeks go by, Juventus have directed their attention towards the transfer market, as they begin to ponder ways in which they can enhance their squad ahead of next season.
The latest player to be linked to the Bianconeri is Christian Maggio, who joined Napoli from Sampdoria, prior to the commencement of the season.
According to Tuttomercatoweb, Inter’s nine point buffer over the Turin based club has led to the Old Lady considering their options for next term, as previously mentioned.
In recent times, Tuttosport has also claimed that the sporting director of Juventus, Alessio Secco, has hinted that the club may be interested in acquiring the services of the 26-year-old.
The transfer may be a very difficult one for Juve however, as the president of Napoli, Aurelio De Laurentiis, has made it clear that he is not willing to sell his star players, as he looks to build a promising squad for the future.
The Bianconeri are reportedly hoping to acquire the right back at the conclusion of the season.
With their goal of winning this season’s Scudetto becoming more and more unlikely as the weeks go by, Juventus have directed their attention towards the transfer market, as they begin to ponder ways in which they can enhance their squad ahead of next season.
The latest player to be linked to the Bianconeri is Christian Maggio, who joined Napoli from Sampdoria, prior to the commencement of the season.
According to Tuttomercatoweb, Inter’s nine point buffer over the Turin based club has led to the Old Lady considering their options for next term, as previously mentioned.
In recent times, Tuttosport has also claimed that the sporting director of Juventus, Alessio Secco, has hinted that the club may be interested in acquiring the services of the 26-year-old.
The transfer may be a very difficult one for Juve however, as the president of Napoli, Aurelio De Laurentiis, has made it clear that he is not willing to sell his star players, as he looks to build a promising squad for the future.
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by tonykart » Fri Feb 20, 2009 9:16 pm
You know so little...
Hamsik is clearly the ideal replacement for Nedved as he is almost the exact same player. He is more physical, defends better, and is more versatile. Ribery is definitely a better overall player, one of my favorite players period, and one of the best in the world. Ribery is amazing and can do a great job in Nedved's role, almost filling it in as much as Hamsik would.
As for your second post: Honestly, you don't think we are going to have Ranieri here forever, running the 4-4-2? I pray we dont! Even if we did, we wouldn't have Marchisio starting cause he is young and Italian. Giovinco will never touch the field if we buy Ribery for a 4-4-2 under Ranieri. We have always needed a CM and I doubt that is going to change.
With Giovinco, The Waterboy and Amauri we would be silly to not switch formations to a 4-3-1-2. Absolutely retarded actually. We need to use these guys properly. My suggestion of bringing in Maggio is strictly for that purpose! Rotating The Waterboy, Giovinco, and Ribery around two positions is much better than keeping our primary playmaker Ribery in a Nedved role and another inspiring craftsman on the bench in Giovinco. Sissoko, Camoranesi alongside D'Agostino or Melo with Marchisio, Poulsen and Zanetti sifting through it is rock hard.
This is what I would do. I am sure Ranieri will run Tiago and Sissoko with Ribery at left and run The Waterboy everysingle game and just loan out Giovinco.
Hamsik is clearly the ideal replacement for Nedved as he is almost the exact same player. He is more physical, defends better, and is more versatile. Ribery is definitely a better overall player, one of my favorite players period, and one of the best in the world. Ribery is amazing and can do a great job in Nedved's role, almost filling it in as much as Hamsik would.
As for your second post: Honestly, you don't think we are going to have Ranieri here forever, running the 4-4-2? I pray we dont! Even if we did, we wouldn't have Marchisio starting cause he is young and Italian. Giovinco will never touch the field if we buy Ribery for a 4-4-2 under Ranieri. We have always needed a CM and I doubt that is going to change.
With Giovinco, The Waterboy and Amauri we would be silly to not switch formations to a 4-3-1-2. Absolutely retarded actually. We need to use these guys properly. My suggestion of bringing in Maggio is strictly for that purpose! Rotating The Waterboy, Giovinco, and Ribery around two positions is much better than keeping our primary playmaker Ribery in a Nedved role and another inspiring craftsman on the bench in Giovinco. Sissoko, Camoranesi alongside D'Agostino or Melo with Marchisio, Poulsen and Zanetti sifting through it is rock hard.
This is what I would do. I am sure Ranieri will run Tiago and Sissoko with Ribery at left and run The Waterboy everysingle game and just loan out Giovinco.
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