I think so too. I'm really glad he seems to have recovered from that knee injury that kept him sidelined for months.
In other Zebra news, there seem to be problems between Nedved and the club and this is why Nedved hasn't renewed. According to his lawyer, it isn't a question of money, playing time, or anything like that: it's a matter of rapport with the Juve management.
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Milito is also very closely linked to the Bianconari .. Milito and Andrade would be a leap in quality for Juve's backline ..
They are really working to get the team back on it's feet. Now hopefully they can take 6 points off of Inter for us
They are really working to get the team back on it's feet. Now hopefully they can take 6 points off of Inter for us
Inter's New Signing...
Nelson "Tyson" Rivas... Their plan this year is to kick the opposition out of the title race... how stupid is he?? With Matrix, they will make the most idiotic pair of defenders the history of football has ever seen!!
Nelson "Tyson" Rivas... Their plan this year is to kick the opposition out of the title race... how stupid is he?? With Matrix, they will make the most idiotic pair of defenders the history of football has ever seen!!
as the history show that 
that in 2003 milan got the champions and in 2004 milan got the scodetto so i hope that milan get it. there is one little thing the transfers strated and all the good players gone :
Ribery - Bayen
Toni - Bayern
Torres - Liverpool
Suazro - inter
Henry - Bercalona
Chevu - Real Madrid ( 90% completed )
and more and more ........
and Milan Wont do something is that all for Eto and Ronaldinho ?
and about the Seria A season 07/08 ? i think it will be between milan and inter and the juve will be 3rd or 4th between him and roma
thats my opinion
that in 2003 milan got the champions and in 2004 milan got the scodetto so i hope that milan get it. there is one little thing the transfers strated and all the good players gone :Ribery - Bayen
Toni - Bayern
Torres - Liverpool
Suazro - inter
Henry - Bercalona
Chevu - Real Madrid ( 90% completed )
and more and more ........
and Milan Wont do something is that all for Eto and Ronaldinho ?
and about the Seria A season 07/08 ? i think it will be between milan and inter and the juve will be 3rd or 4th between him and roma
thats my opinion
QUOTE (xcube @ Jul 7 2007, 02:54 PM)
as the history show that that in 2003 milan got the champions and in 2004 milan got the scodetto so i hope that milan get it. there is one little thing the transfers strated and all the good players gone :
Ribery - Bayen
Toni - Bayern
Torres - Liverpool
Suazro - inter
Henry - Bercalona
Chevu - Real Madrid ( 90% completed )
and more and more ........
and Milan Wont do something is that all for Eto and Ronaldinho ?
and about the Seria A season 07/08 ? i think it will be between milan and inter and the juve will be 3rd or 4th between him and roma thats my opinion
that in 2003 milan got the champions and in 2004 milan got the scodetto so i hope that milan get it. there is one little thing the transfers strated and all the good players gone :Ribery - Bayen
Toni - Bayern
Torres - Liverpool
Suazro - inter
Henry - Bercalona
Chevu - Real Madrid ( 90% completed )
and more and more ........
and Milan Wont do something is that all for Eto and Ronaldinho ?
and about the Seria A season 07/08 ? i think it will be between milan and inter and the juve will be 3rd or 4th between him and roma
thats my opinion Chivu is Inter's domain since Moratti did the dirty-trick.
Just calm the fvck down. It's 7th of July, not 31 of August... there's still a lot time.
Relax and enjoy the Summer.
QUOTE (Porty @ Jul 7 2007, 05:10 PM)
Chivu is Inter's domain since Moratti did the dirty-trick.
Just calm the fvck down. It's 7th of July, not 31 of August... there's still a lot time.
Relax and enjoy the Summer.
Just calm the fvck down. It's 7th of July, not 31 of August... there's still a lot time.
Relax and enjoy the Summer.
With constant rain and 14 degrees outside my flat?
QUOTE (LaPalma @ Jul 7 2007, 07:36 PM)
With constant rain and 14 degrees outside my flat?
You are welcome to visit Israel any time. You won't see a rain here until November
QUOTE (mishale @ Jul 7 2007, 06:46 PM)
You are welcome to visit Israel any time. You won't see a rain here until November
If you'll pay my flight I'll be there within days
QUOTE (LaPalma @ Jul 7 2007, 07:36 PM)
With constant rain and 14 degrees outside my flat?
Where do u live, Antartica ?! Over here, the temperature is around 45C in midday !
My mind cant even comprehend this, 14C in July !!
QUOTE (Rossoneri7 @ Jul 8 2007, 08:55 PM)
Where do u live, Antartica ?! Over here, the temperature is around 45C in midday !
My mind cant even comprehend this, 14C in July !!
45ºC? Geez...
Here it's ok. I'm in the North of Iberia so it's around 23-32ºC in the Summer. In the South it's around 29-36ºC.
QUOTE (Rossoneri7 @ Jul 8 2007, 08:55 PM)
Where do u live, Antartica ?! Over here, the temperature is around 45C in midday !
My mind cant even comprehend this, 14C in July !!
This is Germany in the summer
Well, it's the worst summer I can remember but still. The weather here was way better in April (30 degrees, sunshine...really nice). But the weather has been really lousy for the last couple of weeks. I really dunno where all that rain comes from 
QUOTE (Porty @ Jul 7 2007, 04:10 PM)
Chivu is Inter's domain since Moratti did the dirty-trick.
Just calm the fvck down. It's 7th of July, not 31 of August... there's still a lot time.
Relax and enjoy the Summer.
Just calm the fvck down. It's 7th of July, not 31 of August... there's still a lot time.
Relax and enjoy the Summer.
i know we have a time till transfer window close but atleast get some defender sub for maldini and nesta and a supber striker that what milan fan are looking for a super straiker
what we see is nothing till now so i hope they do something in the next few weeks
QUOTE (Porty @ Jul 7 2007, 04:10 PM)
Chivu is Inter's domain since Moratti did the dirty-trick.
Just calm the fvck down. It's 7th of July, not 31 of August... there's still a lot time.
Relax and enjoy the Summer.
Just calm the fvck down. It's 7th of July, not 31 of August... there's still a lot time.
Relax and enjoy the Summer.
i know we have a time till transfer window close but atleast get some defender sub for maldini and nesta and a supber striker that what milan fan are looking for a super straiker
what we see is nothing till now so i hope they do something in the next few weeks
QUOTE (LaPalma @ Jul 9 2007, 02:06 AM)
This is Germany in the summer Well, it's the worst summer I can remember but still. The weather here was way better in April (30 degrees, sunshine...really nice). But the weather has been really lousy for the last couple of weeks. I really dunno where all that rain comes from
Well, it's the worst summer I can remember but still. The weather here was way better in April (30 degrees, sunshine...really nice). But the weather has been really lousy for the last couple of weeks. I really dunno where all that rain comes from Which part of Germany ?!
QUOTE (Porty @ Jul 9 2007, 12:55 AM)
45ºC? Geez...
Here it's ok. I'm in the North of Iberia so it's around 23-32ºC in the Summer. In the South it's around 29-36ºC.
Here it's ok. I'm in the North of Iberia so it's around 23-32ºC in the Summer. In the South it's around 29-36ºC.
Yeah I know .. Thank God for airconditioning (which is basically everywhere u go
). That's some nice weather u got there
Well, Kuwait ain't as bad as it sounds, it gives me the more reason to be at the beach more often
and with this kind of heat, you know you'll be seeing more skin on the ladies
Whee. Today it was 40 here - which sucks when it's also 70% humidity. But on the bright side, I don't have to worry about my clothes getting wrinkled!
Anyway...this is more gossipy than anything else, but a couple of Italian sources are reporting that Nedved's contract renewal talks with the Zebras have completely broken down and that the Merda have started showing an interest in signing him.
Anyway...this is more gossipy than anything else, but a couple of Italian sources are reporting that Nedved's contract renewal talks with the Zebras have completely broken down and that the Merda have started showing an interest in signing him.
QUOTE (Tennie @ Jul 10 2007, 10:43 PM)
Whee. Today it was 40 here - which sucks when it's also 70% humidity. But on the bright side, I don't have to worry about my clothes getting wrinkled!
DC is very hot in the summer .. and 70% humidity, I heard DC was built on swampy land. That is why it is humid.
Miss it like crazy .. So hows M st .. Still construction on the road
Hee. Not this summer! Unless the potholes start exploding again. That kept life interesitng. This summer, it's Foxhall Rd and one of the bridges over the Potomac.
QUOTE (Tennie @ Jul 11 2007, 04:04 AM)
Hee. Not this summer! Unless the potholes start exploding again. That kept life interesitng. This summer, it's Foxhall Rd and one of the bridges over the Potomac.
Foxhall
U know how many times I drove through that road !! Damn ... Trying to get as far away from Wisconsin of Wisconsin and using the back roads, going back home ... So many memories .. So did u get a chance to visit any of my shrines
Platinum, Home, Spank(MCXXIII) .. hehe I lived in Chevy Chase BTW, where u at ?
My flat is on Wisconsin, actually. As for clubbing..well, I haven't been since I broke my toe at San Siro in May. I really should go again.
As for clubbing..well, I haven't been since I broke my toe at San Siro in May. I really should go again.
I remember a cafe on Wisconsin, a bit towards Chevy Chase .. Zebra or Zebras I think it's called ?!
Used to always go to that place .. hehe Just noticed I'm turning this into a conversation LOL
Used to always go to that place .. hehe Just noticed I'm turning this into a conversation LOL
QUOTE (LaPalma @ Jul 8 2007, 06:06 PM)
This is Germany in the summer Well, it's the worst summer I can remember but still. The weather here was way better in April (30 degrees, sunshine...really nice). But the weather has been really lousy for the last couple of weeks. I really dunno where all that rain comes from
Well, it's the worst summer I can remember but still. The weather here was way better in April (30 degrees, sunshine...really nice). But the weather has been really lousy for the last couple of weeks. I really dunno where all that rain comes from ya i've missed soooo many sunday football games with my buddy cuz of rain. every week we have no rain then sunday comes...ya i know it's just rain, i dunno they're just a bunch of puss!es
i was so desperate to play that i played with a sprained toe and midway thru the game i popped my kneecap lol ah well no pain no game
QUOTE (bigmacmtl @ Jul 11 2007, 07:35 AM)
ah well no pain no game
LOL .. no pain no gain
hehe, but it does work ur way too I guess 
QUOTE (Rossoneri7 @ Jul 11 2007, 12:07 AM)
LOL .. no pain no gain hehe, but it does work ur way too I guess
hehe, but it does work ur way too I guess hehe well normally i play RW and CM so since i couldnt run much pulled off a pippo.
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FRED SET FIOR ITALY
IT'S ALL over for Freddie Ljungberg at Arsenal - but he must take a £30,000 a week pay cut to join Fiorentina.
Swedish midfielder Ljungberg, 30, who is on £60,000 a week at Arsenal, will follow Thierry Henry out of the door as Arsene Wenger prepares a big shake-up of his squad.
Italian giants Fiorentina have agreed a £5m deal with Arsenal and offered Ljungberg a four-year deal worth £30,000 a week.
AdvertisementIt would mean a 50 per cent pay cut for a player desperate to stay at Arsenal, but who has been told he has no future at the Emirates Stadium.
Manchester City last night made a new enquiry about the midfielder after they realised he was on his way, while Sunderland have also been in contact. But Ljungberg now seems sure to quit the Premier League for Florence.
Fiorentina sporting director Pantaleo Corvino and club president Sandro Mencucci were last night locked in talks with Ljungberg and his agent Claes Elfalk. It is a massive personal blow to Ljungberg, told by Wenger in January to start hunting for a new club because he had become a bit-part player due to his catalogue of injuries.
Arsenal last night unveiled their latest new signing, Bakari Sagna. The 24-year-old defender, pictured at the Emirates stadium following a medical, arrived from Auxerre for around £7.5m. The Gunners have beaten off strong competition from all over Europe to get their man - and it is a major success for Wenger, who has signed him despite uncertainty about his own future.
The Frenchman is also close to signing Caen's young striker Yoan Gouffran , who is likely to join Arsenal and then be loaned back to the French club for a year.
The Gunners are also chasing Newcastle's Nigerian forward Obafemi Martins, who has a £13m buy-out clause in his contract. Martins is understood to be very receptive to the move and Wenger believes he can make up for the loss of Henry to Barcelona.
Arsenal have already signed Croatian international Eduardo da Silva from Dinamo Zagreb for £8m.
And Wenger has been given substantial cash to spend by the Gunners board.
That should help appease disquiet among Arsenal fans following Henry's departure, the imminent departure of Ljungberg plus the power struggle which saw the departure of former vice-chairman David Dein.
http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/tm_...-name_page.html
IT'S ALL over for Freddie Ljungberg at Arsenal - but he must take a £30,000 a week pay cut to join Fiorentina.
Swedish midfielder Ljungberg, 30, who is on £60,000 a week at Arsenal, will follow Thierry Henry out of the door as Arsene Wenger prepares a big shake-up of his squad.
Italian giants Fiorentina have agreed a £5m deal with Arsenal and offered Ljungberg a four-year deal worth £30,000 a week.
AdvertisementIt would mean a 50 per cent pay cut for a player desperate to stay at Arsenal, but who has been told he has no future at the Emirates Stadium.
Manchester City last night made a new enquiry about the midfielder after they realised he was on his way, while Sunderland have also been in contact. But Ljungberg now seems sure to quit the Premier League for Florence.
Fiorentina sporting director Pantaleo Corvino and club president Sandro Mencucci were last night locked in talks with Ljungberg and his agent Claes Elfalk. It is a massive personal blow to Ljungberg, told by Wenger in January to start hunting for a new club because he had become a bit-part player due to his catalogue of injuries.
Arsenal last night unveiled their latest new signing, Bakari Sagna. The 24-year-old defender, pictured at the Emirates stadium following a medical, arrived from Auxerre for around £7.5m. The Gunners have beaten off strong competition from all over Europe to get their man - and it is a major success for Wenger, who has signed him despite uncertainty about his own future.
The Frenchman is also close to signing Caen's young striker Yoan Gouffran
, who is likely to join Arsenal and then be loaned back to the French club for a year.The Gunners are also chasing Newcastle's Nigerian forward Obafemi Martins, who has a £13m buy-out clause in his contract. Martins is understood to be very receptive to the move and Wenger believes he can make up for the loss of Henry to Barcelona.
Arsenal have already signed Croatian international Eduardo da Silva from Dinamo Zagreb for £8m.
And Wenger has been given substantial cash to spend by the Gunners board.
That should help appease disquiet among Arsenal fans following Henry's departure, the imminent departure of Ljungberg plus the power struggle which saw the departure of former vice-chairman David Dein.
http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/tm_...-name_page.html
Arsenal going for the record of 'most players under 30'
Too bad, He's a good player who along with Gilberto Silvo gives them at least a little experience.
QUOTE (mishale @ Jul 11 2007, 11:31 AM)
Arsenal going for the record of 'most players under 30' Too bad, He's a good player who along with Gilberto Silvo gives them at least a little experience.
Too bad, He's a good player who along with Gilberto Silvo gives them at least a little experience.Arsenal is just too stupid....such a young squad can't win anything IMO.
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Which part of Germany ?!
The wild wild west
That little red ball...
QUOTE (LaPalma @ Jul 11 2007, 01:53 PM)
Arsenal is just too stupid....such a young squad can't win anything IMO.
Of course. They'll be lucky to finish 4th.
Crap. Why do they have to sell Freddie? 
QUOTE (mishale @ Jul 11 2007, 11:03 AM)
Of course. They'll be lucky to finish 4th.
Why is that? I suppose Brimingham are going to be part of the new 'big 4' are they?
Double post.
QUOTE (LaPalma @ Jul 11 2007, 01:53 PM)
That little red ball...
Yeah .. But what is the red ball called
p.s. glade u didn't say blue balls, cuz u know how dst would take that
QUOTE (kurtsimonw @ Jul 11 2007, 04:30 PM)
Why is that? I suppose Brimingham are going to be part of the new 'big 4' are they?Â
Arsenal is getting weaker, and for now only trying to replace guys like Henry and Freddie with young and inexperience players.
If Birmingham would beat Villa and finish before them in the table then it's enough for me. It won't be that hard. Last year Villa took 11 place with 'empires' like Reading and Portsmouth finish higher
QUOTE (mishale @ Jul 11 2007, 02:14 PM)
Arsenal is getting weaker, and for now only trying to replace guys like Henry and Freddie with young and inexperience players.
If Birmingham would beat Villa and finish before them in the table then it's enough for me. It won't be that hard. Last year Villa took 11 place with 'empires' like Reading and Portsmouth finish higher
If Birmingham would beat Villa and finish before them in the table then it's enough for me. It won't be that hard. Last year Villa took 11 place with 'empires' like Reading and Portsmouth finish higher
I'm almost certain we won't have an awful '2 wins in 18 games' streak in the middle of the season. This year, without that we'd have been top 6, no question.
About Arsenal, it's very poor management, you can't replace Bergkamp, Vieira, Pires, Henry and Ljungberg with young players. Fabregas will never be Vieira, and he's one of their brighter youngsters. The way they're going, they will be a long way off the pace for many years to come.
QUOTE (Rossoneri7 @ Jul 11 2007, 03:12 PM)
Yeah .. But what is the red ball called
p.s. glade u didn't say blue balls, cuz u know how dst would take that
p.s. glade u didn't say blue balls, cuz u know how dst would take that
As my signature suggests it's called Münster.
At least its not forever though right?
QUOTE (maldini03 @ Jul 11 2007, 10:30 AM)
At least its not forever though right?don't worry wnger will replace these young guns with with 11-12 year olds by then time they're washed out (24-26)
QUOTE (bigmacmtl @ Jul 11 2007, 08:48 AM)
don't worry wnger will replace these young guns with with 11-12 year olds by then time they're washed out (24-26)
Haha whats this Arsenal want's me to replace a starting CB on their squad, I'm 14 but my 10 year old sister got one of these letters too and she doesnt even play soccer.
QUOTE (LaPalma @ Jul 11 2007, 06:30 PM)
As my signature suggests it's called Münster.
Oh ... Sorry didn't notice
Aha .. No wonder it's 14C ... In anycase, is this usually the weather at this time of the year there ? Are you used to it ?
QUOTE (Rossoneri7 @ Jul 11 2007, 10:13 PM)
Oh ... Sorry didn't notice
Aha .. No wonder it's 14C ... In anycase, is this usually the weather at this time of the year there ? Are you used to it ?
Aha .. No wonder it's 14C ... In anycase, is this usually the weather at this time of the year there ? Are you used to it ?
I'm used to rain...of course. But not in July
I just had a visit from my brazilian cousins, and they were a bit shocked by the weather Normally the weather in July is much better here, just like last year when we had the World Cup, but this year the weather is going crazy a little bit...
Yeah .. I know what u mean, the weather over here is so bad too ... I guess it is global warming that has caused these changes.
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Juventus Win Scudetto...Of The Fans
The 'Gazzetta dello Sport' reported the results of a recent survey in Italian football where it emerged that the Bianconeri are the most followed team in the peninsula.
Not even the demotion to Serie B football pushed the Old Lady's fans away, as according to the latest survey about fans, which has been reported by the 'Gazzetta dello Sport', the Juve supporters have 17.4% of the Italian population siding with them.
In second place we find Milan with 12.4% and then Inter with 11%. The rest of the teams are far away, with Napoli finishing in fourth place but with just a bit more than half of the Nerazzurri fans.
According to this survey, Inter has the highest number of fans between the ages of 45 and 54 years, probably due to the 'Grande Inter' of the 1960s.
On the other hand, Milan has the highest number of young fans, under the 24 years of age, due to the triumphs of the Rossoneri in the past 20 years
One curious fact is that the team which has been most abandoned by its supporters is Inter, which is probably due to the club failing to win a lot in the past 20 years
The 'Gazzetta dello Sport' reported the results of a recent survey in Italian football where it emerged that the Bianconeri are the most followed team in the peninsula.
Not even the demotion to Serie B football pushed the Old Lady's fans away, as according to the latest survey about fans, which has been reported by the 'Gazzetta dello Sport', the Juve supporters have 17.4% of the Italian population siding with them.
In second place we find Milan with 12.4% and then Inter with 11%. The rest of the teams are far away, with Napoli finishing in fourth place but with just a bit more than half of the Nerazzurri fans.
According to this survey, Inter has the highest number of fans between the ages of 45 and 54 years, probably due to the 'Grande Inter' of the 1960s.
On the other hand, Milan has the highest number of young fans, under the 24 years of age, due to the triumphs of the Rossoneri in the past 20 years
One curious fact is that the team which has been most abandoned by its supporters is Inter, which is probably due to the club failing to win a lot in the past 20 years
Does that mean Juevntus are the only team with real fans?
If the majority of young people sypport Milan for success, same with older people and Inter. That's just wrong!
If the majority of young people sypport Milan for success, same with older people and Inter. That's just wrong!
QUOTE (kurtsimonw @ Jul 16 2007, 04:00 PM)
If the majority of young people sypport Milan for success, same with older people and Inter. That's just wrong!
What do you support Milan for!??
Most of us (here) are under 24 and we support Milan cause we grew up watching the Rossoneri play amazing football and win! I guess that applies for you too...
Unless you grew up loving the team of your town / area you pick the team that you like the most... at least that's how I see it and that's what I did...
QUOTE (kurtsimonw @ Jul 16 2007, 04:00 PM)
Does that mean Juevntus are the only team with real fans?
I say winning the league every two years is quite a feat... it's not like their fans have not tasted success.
QUOTE (dst @ Jul 16 2007, 01:08 PM)
What do you support Milan for!??
Most of us (here) are under 24 and we support Milan cause we grew up watching the Rossoneri play amazing football and win!
I say winning the league every two years is quite a feat... it's not like their fans have not tasted success.
Most of us (here) are under 24 and we support Milan cause we grew up watching the Rossoneri play amazing football and win!
I say winning the league every two years is quite a feat... it's not like their fans have not tasted success.
That's very true.
I didn't directly support them because they were successful, but when I started watching none-English football, Milan had alot of payers that I'd heard of (Probably through success).
QUOTE (kurtsimonw @ Jul 16 2007, 04:24 PM)
I didn't directly support them because they were successful, but when I started watching none-English football, Milan had alot of payers that I'd heard of (Probably through success).
It's only normal...
QUOTE (dst @ Jul 16 2007, 01:32 PM)
It's only normal...
I suppose as long as you don't abandon them once you start support them it's fine. We aren't United 'fans' after all!
QUOTE (kurtsimonw @ Jul 16 2007, 04:40 PM)
I suppose as long as you don't abandon them once you start support them it's fine. We aren't United 'fans' after all!
Yes real admirers and supporters! For the rest I do not give a damn...
The Juve players have a very curious method for renegotiating their contracts. First there was Trezeguet with his hand gesture and tantrum. Then there was Nedved with his accusation of the management not respecting him.
Now there's Chiellini, who went on a major rant about the club not respecting players who stayed with the club when they were in Serie B, how he wants to feel he's 'important' and that if the club doesn't want to show respect (presumably by guaranteeing a startind spot), he'd be happy to go to Liverpool. LIVERPOOL.
Ranieri has called Chiellini's outburst childish, but...you've got to wonder wtf is going on in Turin with three quality players having serious issues with the management. Are the Agnelli family THAT tight-fisted?
Now there's Chiellini, who went on a major rant about the club not respecting players who stayed with the club when they were in Serie B, how he wants to feel he's 'important' and that if the club doesn't want to show respect (presumably by guaranteeing a startind spot), he'd be happy to go to Liverpool. LIVERPOOL.
Ranieri has called Chiellini's outburst childish, but...you've got to wonder wtf is going on in Turin with three quality players having serious issues with the management. Are the Agnelli family THAT tight-fisted?
QUOTE (Tennie @ Jul 18 2007, 12:41 AM)
The Juve players have a very curious method for renegotiating their contracts. First there was Trezeguet with his hand gesture and tantrum. Then there was Nedved with his accusation of the management not respecting him.
Now there's Chiellini, who went on a major rant about the club not respecting players who stayed with the club when they were in Serie B, how he wants to feel he's 'important' and that if the club doesn't want to show respect (presumably by guaranteeing a startind spot), he'd be happy to go to Liverpool. LIVERPOOL.
Ranieri has called Chiellini's outburst childish, but...you've got to wonder wtf is going on in Turin with three quality players having serious issues with the management. Are the Agnelli family THAT tight-fisted?
Now there's Chiellini, who went on a major rant about the club not respecting players who stayed with the club when they were in Serie B, how he wants to feel he's 'important' and that if the club doesn't want to show respect (presumably by guaranteeing a startind spot), he'd be happy to go to Liverpool. LIVERPOOL.
Ranieri has called Chiellini's outburst childish, but...you've got to wonder wtf is going on in Turin with three quality players having serious issues with the management. Are the Agnelli family THAT tight-fisted?
Problem it's that Juventus miss a big leader behind the club since Gianni Agnelli.
Now with the Elkann's (Agnelli's grandsons) it's not the same. Gianni was their "Silvio Berlusconi". He loved Juventus. Lapo and John Elkann no.
I miss Gianni Agnelli. I always thought of him as a Serie A equivalent of Vito Corleone - the benevolent dictator sort who took care of his family. It's unfortunate for Juve if they really are managing to alienate all these players and it isn't just a ploy by players/agents for more money.
They miss Moggi.
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