HellasLEAF
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shockin-hocking
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If tevez doesn't make a decision soon, we're gonna miss out on decent replacements! I would assume that other big clubs like Real, Barca etc. would be after augero too. I'm getting sick of tevez tbh.
Tez Tosterone
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Some seriously ignorant posts on here as regards Aguero, Juventus and the possibility of the two getting together.
The general tone is that Juventus is finished because they have only won 4 league titles in the last 11 years.
The facts are that the Agnelli family feel the lack of success in the last 5 years more acutely than say Arsenal connexions do about the Gunners being trophyless for longer. Would it be a step down for Aguero to consider a move to the Emirates? Answer that.
The fact is that Juventus are one of the few select teams in Europe to have won league titles in every full decade since their formation in 1897. unlike Manchester United, Liverpool and Inter.
UNITED WERE A LAUGHING STOCK IN THE 1970's AND THE 1980's. LIVERPOOL HAVE GONE NEARLY 20 YEARS WITHOUT A LEAGUE TITLE.
WE HAVEN'T WON ONE SINCE SINCE THE SIXTIES.
Juve will have some £75m to spend. Whilst I think they see Aguero as the solution to their grim striking problems, he is by no means the only player they are negotiating for. Sanchez and others are being considered as the management overhaul the club.
The general tone is that Juventus is finished because they have only won 4 league titles in the last 11 years.
The facts are that the Agnelli family feel the lack of success in the last 5 years more acutely than say Arsenal connexions do about the Gunners being trophyless for longer. Would it be a step down for Aguero to consider a move to the Emirates? Answer that.
The fact is that Juventus are one of the few select teams in Europe to have won league titles in every full decade since their formation in 1897. unlike Manchester United, Liverpool and Inter.
UNITED WERE A LAUGHING STOCK IN THE 1970's AND THE 1980's. LIVERPOOL HAVE GONE NEARLY 20 YEARS WITHOUT A LEAGUE TITLE.
WE HAVEN'T WON ONE SINCE SINCE THE SIXTIES.
Juve will have some £75m to spend. Whilst I think they see Aguero as the solution to their grim striking problems, he is by no means the only player they are negotiating for. Sanchez and others are being considered as the management overhaul the club.
CityPar
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Tez Tosterone said:Some seriously ignorant posts on here as regards Aguero, Juventus and the possibility of the two getting together.
The general tone is that Juventus is finished because they have only won 4 league titles in the last 11 years.
The facts are that the Agnelli family feel the lack of success in the last 5 years more acutely than say Arsenal connexions do about the Gunners being trophyless for longer. Would it be a step down for Aguero to consider a move to the Emirates? Answer that.
The fact is that Juventus are one of the few select teams in Europe to have won league titles in every full decade since their formation in 1897. unlike Manchester United, Liverpool and Inter.
UNITED WERE A LAUGHING STOCK IN THE 1970's AND THE 1980's. LIVERPOOL HAVE GONE NEARLY 20 YEARS WITHOUT A LEAGUE TITLE.
WE HAVEN'T WON ONE SINCE SINCE THE SIXTIES.
Juve will have some £75m to spend. Whilst I think they see Aguero as the solution to their grim striking problems, he is by no means the only player they are negotiating for. Sanchez and others are being considered as the management overhaul the club.
I'm glad someone else is taking Juve seriously. I can't believe how they're being dissed by alot of folks on here. They have prestige and now the money. Believe me they are a very real threat in the market and we'd do well not to take them lightly.
MCFC-alan88
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It's a pity they get shit attendances.
Stillsy
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Arsenal have bee challenging in the champs league for the past 5 years juve haven't done jack shit
Tez Tosterone
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blinkblue said:Isn't their stadium in the middle of nowhere and despised by there fans for not being in Turin or something?MCFC-alan88 said:It's a pity they get shit attendances.
The new stadium will be available from August is 4kms from central Turin.
Despite low attendances, their income from all sources is still impressive by any standards.
Meanwhile, Aguero remains at a club that is truly deep in the shadow of its illustrious neighbour.
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To say anything more will be uncivilized :)HellasLEAF said:TonyM said:I'd have Bent over Aguero. (bendover!) Or Odimwingy (sp?). Or Caicedo.
Augero is way too overhyped for me. A decent but tiny player who would not be very effective in the prem IMO. Should be joining the likes of West Brom or Wigan to prove himself. But the hype won't allow anything bug a red carpet move.
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