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Notabadsquad said:
Juventus have a squad that is looking astonishing.

Where is all their cash coming from?
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The money is what comes from the championship, CL, marketing. Let's not forget that Rabiot and Ramsey came to € 0. Tottenham, for example, hasn’t made a market in the last year but you had the very high costs of the new stadium.

Certainly John Elkann from FCA and the family Exor safe will not give anything to his cousin Andrea Agnelli for Juventus.
 
fogueres said:
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Personally, I think that’s a great bit of business by Juve. Upgrade on Matuidi.
 
fogueres said:
It's a great buy for 0 €. He had some problems at the outset: if managed well, however, I think it will be a return. Matuidi however was a world champion in France, a handsome player.
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From 2011 they arrived at a cost of 0 €: Pirlo, Llorente, Coman, Khedira, Pogba, Dani Alves, Emre Can, Ramsey and Rabiot.

El Mundo Deportivo ( spanish newspaper) called this way of doing "the art of buying good".

Then, for example, out of gratitude, Llorente freed himself at € 0 to have a choice in the destination (first Seville and then Tottenham) and in fact he remained in excellent relations with the Juventus environment.
 
fogueres said:
From 2011 they arrived at a cost of 0 €: Pirlo, Llorente, Coman, Khedira, Pogba, Dani Alves, Emre Can, Ramsey and Rabiot.

El Mundo Deportivo ( spanish newspaper) called this way of doing "the art of buying good".

Then, for example, out of gratitude, Llorente freed himself at € 0 to have a choice in the destination (first Seville and then Tottenham) and in fact he remained in excellent relations with the Juventus environment.
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we know for a fact you paid 16m in agents fees for Can, without his signing on fee and inflated wages, not sure thats the art of buying good or not. Depending on what you believe Ramsey was hardly free ( again inflated wages and signing ) and nor will Rabiot.
 
r-u-s-x said:
we know for a fact you paid 16m in agents fees for Can, without his signing on fee and inflated wages, not sure thats the art of buying good or not. Depending on what you believe Ramsey was hardly free ( again inflated wages and signing ) and nor will Rabiot.
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The players' agents are now a plague. Raiola & C. they earn a lot of money because they decide whether or not their client will create problems.
 
Notabadsquad said:
Juventus have a squad that is looking astonishing.

Where is all their cash coming from?
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There wages budget is 209m (and 32m goes to one player) that's in line with Woolwich and Liverpool but less than City, Utd, Barca, Real ...

They have an income of 349m so similar to ours but a fair bit less than the very top clubs ... this summer they've quietly sold 98m worth of players already ... in the previous five years they've sold over 500m worth of players .... Juventus have a huge youth set up (six full time squads) they have their own training facility plus several soccer schools across Italy. They've produced more Internationals than Ajax and are by far the best youth set-up in Italy. Hence they get first choice of all the best young players from all corners of Italy ...

To give you some idea they have sold or loaned over 60 junior players in the last three years, by comparison we've managed 22 and we're one of the best in the UK
 
BangkokSpud said:
There wages budget is 209m (and 32m goes to one player) that's in line with Woolwich and Liverpool but less than City, Utd, Barca, Real ...

They have an income of 349m so similar to ours but a fair bit less than the very top clubs ... this summer they've quietly sold 98m worth of players already ... in the previous five years they've sold over 500m worth of players .... Juventus have a huge youth set up (six full time squads) they have their own training facility plus several soccer schools across Italy. They've produced more Internationals than Ajax and are by far the best youth set-up in Italy. Hence they get first choice of all the best young players from all corners of Italy ...

To give you some idea they have sold or loaned over 60 junior players in the last three years, by comparison we've managed 22 and we're one of the best in the UK
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For several years it has been decided to invest a lot of money in the youth sector. Let's be clear: it is difficult to produce a generation of Messi, Iniesta, Xavi and Pique ’but the level is high. Since last year there is the Juventus U23 in Serie C which allows players to try out in a very “rough” and formative championship. Also CR7 is not only a technical but also a brand.

De Light seems to want to come to Juventus also to play with CR7, his idol as a teenager. Last year I was in the USA, on Long Island and they knew CR7 and Juventus (I'm talking about Americans uninterested in soccer, as they say).
 
Ashley has to be up there with one of the worst owners the English game has seen. Whatever you may think of Newcastle It’s an absolute disgrace that someone can run a football club in that manner.
 
Newspaper cunt on the radio says:

McGuire tells Leicester he wants out. City & United in the mix... Like you'd go to United. :bentley:

Other news:

Palace "We'll never sell to Woolwich" :baletroll:
 
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