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Jovetic - set for Inter medical (page 106)
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it hasn't worked out for the lad here but he's a good player. any form of move will do him good.
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But doesn't Jovetic insist that he was fully fit, for the majority of last season, and that Pellegrini just simply didn't pick him. Still rate him as a better bet than Nasri, if and when he's fully fit, The manager obviously disagrees, which is fair enough.Jovetic constantly being injured doesn't help trying to get an outright fee for him :/.
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There is also the Juventus in the footsteps of Stevan Jovetic (25). The agent of the Montenegrin, writesTuttosport, will be in Italy next week and has a series of meetings planned: the first is with Inter, but the Old Lady holds the former Fiorentina in the viewfinder.Manchester City would get about 20 million euro from the sale of Jovetic, Juventus currency instead the loan with the right of redemption: the citizens,however, could accept such a solution by including the obligation to surrender.The Montenegrin, meanwhile, would give its consent to the return in Italy.
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Makes perfect sense to try and use him as part of any deal for Pogba.
Inter and their buy now pay later can go fuck themselves cheeky twats.
Inter and their buy now pay later can go fuck themselves cheeky twats.
Makes perfect sense to try and use him as part of any deal for Pogba.
Inter and their buy now pay later can go fuck themselves cheeky twats.
€70m + Jovetic?
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€70m + Jovetic?
Id certainly value him at £20M.
The lad has talent and his stock in Italy, a league he knows and is proven in is still high.
But doesn't Jovetic insist that he was fully fit, for the majority of last season, and that Pellegrini just simply didn't pick him. Still rate him as a better bet than Nasri, if and when he's fully fit, The manager obviously disagrees, which is fair enough.
There's a difference though between being fit to play in the upcoming match and being fit to play in a long run of games. If the manager thinks that he's likely to breakdown after a couple of games he's not going to pick him. Its something of a Catch 22 situation. Until he plays 10-12 games on the trot people will doubt his fitness, but he's not likely to get that sort of sustained run at City.
I think he's wank.
The definition of a Spurs player - all tricks and no brain which probably look great in a highlight video but when stood next to someone like Sergio Aguero makes him looks like a dick. Aguero can do everything that this lad can do but chooses not to because he's better than him and understands that showing off is less important than scoring goals.
This lad has always comes across to me as one of those super-insecure players who wants everybody to love them and tell them how great they are.
The definition of a Spurs player - all tricks and no brain which probably look great in a highlight video but when stood next to someone like Sergio Aguero makes him looks like a dick. Aguero can do everything that this lad can do but chooses not to because he's better than him and understands that showing off is less important than scoring goals.
This lad has always comes across to me as one of those super-insecure players who wants everybody to love them and tell them how great they are.
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