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magik9113 wrote:El MyLittlePony wrote:what a talent berrardi is, longshot but i hope he gets called up to the world cup squad.
i was thinking the same now that Rossi won't be there
Foye wrote:
Btw. is it true that only 4500 fans attended the Calgiari - Juve match? Damn.
It is not entirely clear who or how many players he was there to keep an eye on, but there are some prime candidates.
The first is Cagliari and Italy defender Davide Astori, who has been put on the market for the right price in January.
He is also of interest to Southampton, Milan and Fiorentina, though an overseas move is most likely.
Another option is Juventus midfielder Marchisio, who has been repeatedly linked with Manchester United in recent years.
He certainly made his mark, scoring with a long-range shot after coming off the bench to replace Andrea Pirlo.
There are rumours potential other Moyes targets include Cagliari’s very fast Colombian striker Victor Ibarbo and Juve star Arturo Vidal.
“It is an evening I will certainly never forget,” he told Sky Sport Italia while clutching the match ball.
“I am happy for the four goals, but above all because this was an important win for Sassuolo and we really needed that boost.
“I dedicate the goals to our friend Francesco Acerbi, my family, my girlfriend and Coach Eusebio Di Francesco.
magik9113 wrote:Moyes:It is not entirely clear who or how many players he was there to keep an eye on, but there are some prime candidates.
The first is Cagliari and Italy defender Davide Astori, who has been put on the market for the right price in January.
He is also of interest to Southampton, Milan and Fiorentina, though an overseas move is most likely.
Another option is Juventus midfielder Marchisio, who has been repeatedly linked with Manchester United in recent years.
He certainly made his mark, scoring with a long-range shot after coming off the bench to replace Andrea Pirlo.
There are rumours potential other Moyes targets include Cagliari’s very fast Colombian striker Victor Ibarbo and Juve star Arturo Vidal.
Astori and Ibarbo are the most likely. The conditions at Cagliari lead their president to say all are free to go if they please, and he wouldn't blame anyone for wanting to leave. Nainggolan could be the first of a few.
Berardi:“It is an evening I will certainly never forget,” he told Sky Sport Italia while clutching the match ball.
“I am happy for the four goals, but above all because this was an important win for Sassuolo and we really needed that boost.
“I dedicate the goals to our friend Francesco Acerbi, my family, my girlfriend and Coach Eusebio Di Francesco.
Acerbi has cancer, prayers
J-Mezzy wrote:Yeah I don't understand why Juve would be selling anyone or why any of their players would want to leave. I don't see a deal happening at all.
magik9113 wrote:So long Massimiliano Allegri
I definitely feel bad for him...He took over a team of stars in the 2010-11 season and went on to win the title and coach of the year award.
his lineup:
(minus Pirlo becuase he was injured much of the year. Cassano joined in January to start over Robinho)
Look at the current roster to see how the club gave him no help...especially defensively. Last year was a miracle that he manged to qualify for CL...credit mostly to El Sha and Balo i guess.
This season there were long term injuries to Abate, De Sciglio, El Shaarawy, De Jong, Birsa... I think he's done all he could under such circumstances.
Milan actually have a bunch of good players if they could all get healthy. A solid squad rotation was never developed but add a center back with class and Seedorf will have a fine team to work with
J-Mezzy wrote:Maybe Monaco or PSG, but I thought we were talking about Marchisio. I doubt Pogba would even consider Man U.
Italy is my university. It is the most difficult league that I know, with tactics of the highest level. If you can score here, you can score anywhere. I want to win the Scudetto and Europea League to complete my collection.
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