QUOTE (CHU-LIP @ Aug 24 2011, 09:21 PM)

Seedorf plays better than him. And when Seedorf doesn't, we got Aquilani now.
Read Filippo's post below ----->
QUOTE (X-Offender @ Aug 24 2011, 09:23 PM)

Not now that we signed Aquilani. I'm hoping Seedorf will be preserved for the Champions League games, and the big Serie A ones.
Allegri hasn't proved to be a master of that particular art just yet.

And also, we've barely even started the season and already our already paper thin midfield has been hit with 3 injuries to our most important players.
If that happens during the season then Allegri won't have any choice but to play both, and who knows, if we don't get Kaka, we could be seeing Aquilani in the AM position, Seedorf on the left and Boa on the right. Those 3 players are very versitile, and I'm inclined to believe that we'll be seeing them switched from one position to the other during the season. Especially if Gattuso keeps having the type of brain farths he's been having in pre-season...
QUOTE (CHU-LIP @ Aug 24 2011, 09:24 PM)

Not sure Aquilani is really Juve's reject (Liverpool's reject for sure). Juve preferred Pirlo over him, because Pirlo was free and Aquilani wasn't. And well, Pirlo also got a bigger name. Pirlo most likely needed a new challenge anyway.
Me too. With good rotation we will have an excellent Seedorf when it matters. And for many other games Aquilani will do the job just fine.
Pirlo was free, is a better player then Aquilani and as you said, he's a much bigger name, he's also a born winner, which is something that Juve team need in there. Of course they weren't going to pay decent money on Aquilani when they knew Pirlo was coming while also having Marchisio and Vidal for the 2 midfield system Conte plays
Seedorf usually has dips in form even when he's not played much at times. Last season, around the time of the xmas break, Pirlo was playing on the left while Seedorf was mostly on the bench. When Pirlo got injured Seedorf stepped in on the left and he was playing like cr@p, look at the Roma game at the San Siro for further reference.
QUOTE (Fillipo Simone @ Aug 24 2011, 09:25 PM)

With all due respect, I cannot understand how someone tips a 35yo Seedorf and a Aquilani to be better then Pirlo. I love Clarence and always will, but I'd swap the two for Pirlo instantly.
Completely with you on that