Winter Mercato 11'/12'
We have inter on the same boat.if they build a new stadium, we will own san ciro solely.

Things are not so bad! we keep MVB and seedorf one more year,get montolivo in winter.renew flamini,grab casemiro or sandro in summer.sell robinho,plus some cash to get gozte.maybe that's the scenario for next season.you got to find the bright side,otherwise we should change the title of this thread to "SerieA politics".what's fun of that?

Let's presume we have a 40 mln budget next summer,cuz we spend almost zero this term.in case we talk either fantasy or politics.
May god with chinese footbball
Hey Will4li:

I see what you're saying man. I am actually optimistic that we will win the Scudetto this year, and reach the QF and maybe the SF of CL.

I think we have great potential. I really like Aquilani and Nocerino--great signings!

The future is something to be feared because our management has shown little initiative when it has come to the stadium situation.

We have also been maddeningly slow to get rid of old players.


Just a few moments ago:

Galliani: We will not buy in January. We have many players who are yet to come back from injury.


Take that for what you will...
I think we won't have a middle east oil chief to take our chairman position in near future.

So,the thing is where juventus get its transfer fund this years although the way they spend is like crap. jesus,am I initiate a politics talk?
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(10-27-2011, 04:19 PM)Hasan Rossonero Wrote: Hey Will4li:

I see what you're saying man. I am actually optimistic that we will win the Scudetto this year, and reach the QF and maybe the SF of CL.

I think we have great potential. I really like Aquilani and Nocerino--great signings!

The future is something to be feared because our management has shown little initiative when it has come to the stadium situation.

We have also been maddeningly slow to get rid of old players.


Just a few moments ago:

Galliani: We will not buy in January. We have many players who are yet to come back from injury.


Take that for what you will...

YAY!!! OkmilanSagrin
Even if Inter build and own their own stadium , we still won't own the san siro and will be making what we make now.
(10-27-2011, 04:17 PM)will4li Wrote: Let's presume we have a 40 mln budget next summer,cuz we spend almost zero this term.in case we talk either fantasy or politics.

I assume you mean 40 million cents. Yeah 400,000 EUR sounds about right for our budget.
You maybe right! Lets talk about how to force berlu step down then.Devilol

Or,rossoneri,Where are you from? UAE or saudi? you maybe familiar with some big oil princes ,how about recommend some to our management.Wink

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(10-26-2011, 02:19 AM)ZvonimirBoban Wrote: OOT but all these talks about pricetag reminds me to an Indian movie (3 Idiots) and a character named Suhas Tandon in it. Don't know if any of you have watched it also. Sagrin

zvonimirboban, i didnt know u were from India ! which city?
Boys, long time no see here. Was away due to coverage for the Rugby WC in New Zealand.

Rugby is a awesome sport where teams must play to their best game in and game out. Even if a tier three team against a tier one team, the tier three team must play like men and confort the tier one team. In short, none of these camping outside of the box crap in football. Really wish all football teams can play like that.

Anyhow, from what I seen, pretty quiet these days with the usual no signing in Jan., no money ...... kind of getting tired of their crap. Can they just sign someone already., ahhaha.

(10-27-2011, 04:19 PM)Hasan Rossonero Wrote: Hey Will4li:

I see what you're saying man. I am actually optimistic that we will win the Scudetto this year, and reach the QF and maybe the SF of CL.

I think we have great potential. I really like Aquilani and Nocerino--great signings!

The future is something to be feared because our management has shown little initiative when it has come to the stadium situation.

We have also been maddeningly slow to get rid of old players.


Just a few moments ago:

Galliani: We will not buy in January. We have many players who are yet to come back from injury.


Take that for what you will...

I know where you're coming from Hasan, Italy's future isn't looking at all great at this point.

However, I do trust our management to have thought this through, even if the results are less than evident at this point. If there is a major concern (not just in football), it is Italy's economy is on the verge of collapsing.