Vucinic Transfer-Another Embarassment of Juventus?

free_cat wrote:Wow, Vechia Signora. Who saw you and who sees you now...

Vuvinic as the star forward signing...

You don't even now his name and judge him ? :lol!:

Vucinic scored and turned around most important games for Roma ...ask their fans ...he maybe aint WC ( I think his attidue is whats holding him back ) ...but he is doing his job perfectly and he ain't Average or above average I think he is step away from WC ....to shame he is stuck there tho

free_cat wrote:
I think that a legendary club like juventus should try to get better players. With your current squad you don't stand a chance and yes, you have a problem in attack if you are a Club that wants to win ttiles and your biggest stars are ADP, Matri and Krasic.

It's not easy when you're in a slump. We're in a similar situation, out of Europe and have signed "a few Vucinics", Henderson, Adam, Downing: players who could do great for your club but might as well turn out to be merely good.

DeviAngel wrote:

free_cat wrote:Wow, Vechia Signora. Who saw you and who sees you now...

Vuvinic as the star forward signing...

You don't even now his name and judge him ? :lol!:

Vucinic scored and turned around most important games for Roma ...ask their fans ...he maybe aint WC ( I think his attidue is whats holding him back ) ...but he is doing his job perfectly and he ain't Average or above average I think he is step away from WC ....to shame he is stuck there tho

If you are seriously trying to make fun at me for writing Vuvinic it's an epic fail, as it was a mistype (v and c are next) and one post above I wrote it well... if it was a joke, ok, fine.

Anyway, my opinion on Vucinic is one post above either, he is a good player, but I don't expect thim to lead an attack to a Serie A or Coppa title, and I'm pretty sure you don't hope that too... so nothing else to say.

You guys do know that Vucinic was always linked to Juventus even in the time of Aguero and Rossi, also it was stated that Vucinic brought in would not stop a star signing. I believe the money saved by buying Vucinic instead of Rossi will help with the left wing situation which is needed more.

Art Morte wrote:

free_cat wrote:
I think that a legendary club like juventus should try to get better players. With your current squad you don't stand a chance and yes, you have a problem in attack if you are a Club that wants to win ttiles and your biggest stars are ADP, Matri and Krasic.

It's not easy when you're in a slump. We're in a similar situation, out of Europe and have signed "a few Vucinics", Henderson, Adam, Downing: players who could do great for your club but might as well turn out to be merely good.

I think the difference is money. Liverpool does what they can, given that they are probably only the 5th richest club in england. I'm pretty sure that Juventus is at least 3rd riches in Italy, no?

Luca wrote:You guys do know that Vucinic was always linked to Juventus even in the time of Aguero and Rossi, also it was stated that Vucinic brought in would not stop a star signing. I believe the money saved by buying Vucinic instead of Rossi will help with the left wing situation which is needed more.

And who will Juve sign for the left wing?

free_cat wrote:

Luca wrote:You guys do know that Vucinic was always linked to Juventus even in the time of Aguero and Rossi, also it was stated that Vucinic brought in would not stop a star signing. I believe the money saved by buying Vucinic instead of Rossi will help with the left wing situation which is needed more.

And who will Juve sign for the left wing?

Hopefully not Vargas
Few reports naming Nani, Afellay as Conte's top wishes for that spot. Neither are likely by any means but the money is there to try and capture either (very, very unlikely). Another name is Perotti who I would love to see at Juventus.

Luca wrote:You guys do know that Vucinic was always linked to Juventus even in the time of Aguero and Rossi, also it was stated that Vucinic brought in would not stop a star signing. I believe the money saved by buying Vucinic instead of Rossi will help with the left wing situation which is needed more.

Luca it doesnt always mean that both targets are coming. A club can pursue two simultaneous option to give themselves room to negotiate, and perspective on the market. It's the media making the assumption that one would play LW and the other SS. He might have been the back up plan all along.

when things were looking complicated, you explored Sanchez but it was too late. then you went back on aguero, but you couldnt close it. Then Rossi, same thing. Then Vucinic.

St_Nick09_of_Goal wrote:

Luca wrote:You guys do know that Vucinic was always linked to Juventus even in the time of Aguero and Rossi, also it was stated that Vucinic brought in would not stop a star signing. I believe the money saved by buying Vucinic instead of Rossi will help with the left wing situation which is needed more.

Luca it doesnt always mean that both targets are coming. A club can pursue two simultaneous option to give themselves room to negotiate, and perspective on the market. It's the media making the assumption that one would play LW and the other SS. He might have been the back up plan all along.

when things were looking complicated, you explored Sanchez but it was too late. then you went back on aguero, but you couldnt close it. Then Rossi, same thing. Then Vucinic.

Well first is was rumoured that Vucinic was for the left wing and a player like Rossi would still come. Now it looks like Vucinic will be a striker as LW reports keep coming and striker reports are dead. This is the best scenario anyways, Vucinic will play in his preferred position and Juventus will get a pure left wing.

I do know what you mean though

free_cat wrote:

I think the difference is money. Liverpool does what they can, given that they are probably only the 5th richest club in england. I'm pretty sure that Juventus is at least 3rd riches in Italy, no?

No, taking into account our owners i'm pretty sure the richest. Well, theoretically at least. We spend relatively moderately, but not very well though in these past few years.

Gone are the days of our trully massive moves, but to be honest those have been long gone for quite some time. Buffon and Nedved were bought from the proceeds of a world record sale of Zizou, you could also point to the three bidoni, Melo, Amauri and Diego who cost us around €75-80M, plus players such as Marchionni, Zanetti, Balzeretti, Nocerino. But I think that maybe speaks volumes about us needing to spend well, not necessarily massively.

Even if we pulled out the FIAT billions, which our patrons 100% won't, I think it changes little, our problems are beyond just playing staff and there are other ways of solving the problems. We are not a nothing club looking for our first cup, we are Italian football, we are the Italian national team, we've won everything before; even the world cup. Pouring good money after bad is not the answer, or rather the only answer.

Hard work, further development of the Academy, the Juventus Soccer Schools initiative and buying clever is the right, responsible and sustainable way. That's how I wan't to see us progress anyway.