And imagine if he bought Dybala with him :cloud9:
Don't want this Monaco fella. An also-ran and not a born winner.
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And imagine if he bought Dybala with him :cloud9:
Don't want this Monaco fella. An also-ran and not a born winner.
Allegri dresses well. Sharp suit and good shoes. None of this big coat nonsense. Allegri was apparently quite keen on coming to London too. I imagine that ship has sailed for another year now. Juve won't give him up without a fight now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rich
Yes but would he dress so sharp on a wet Wednesday night at Stoke?Quote:
Originally Posted by Just Trent
What was your view on Allegri's managerial record before taking over a side that is the strongest in its league by a distance?Quote:
Originally Posted by Rich
Harsh in the extreme expecting Dick to have an opinion on anything other than the Emperor's new clothes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Luis Anaconda
Yes - quite sad really. Although I do like Allegri, this is the man who left Pirlo out of his side and then let him go to Juve on a free. People have been shot for lesser crimesQuote:
Originally Posted by SWv2
Just thinking ahead, wasn't he.Quote:
Originally Posted by Luis Anaconda
I am coming to the view that our Richard is actually a complete wind-up character. The author is probably not a young, affulent, South African, right-wing doctor with very superficial opinions about football, but is actually a 54 year-old black lady from west London who votes Green, works as a housing officer in Hounslow and occasionally goes to Craven Cottage to watch Fulham.Quote:
Originally Posted by SWv2
That's some plan - Andrea didn't appreciate it anywayQuote:
Originally Posted by redgunamo
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Originally Posted by Luis Anaconda
A fine manager it seems but the flip side of a Guardiola or Enrique being handed the luxury of Messi/Suarez etc he has the defensive quartet of Buffon + 3 which would give any manager a basis of success.
Anyway, and I accept it is difficult to keep up, I think it was just yesterday when Richard was announcing his position that AW was a changed man and should stay as in fact it was our Chief Executive which was perhaps the issue.
Yeah, all those trophies :-(Quote:
Originally Posted by Luis Anaconda
In fairness, Milan is somewhat nicer than Turin, though not by much.
Quite, while I may not be as specific on the demographic profiling which you have carried out the suggestion that he's a wind up has long been a suggestion.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ash
A man is more than trophies, r. At least that is what the man himself said in his book. Very good read - likes his PlayStationQuote:
Originally Posted by redgunamo
I think he's a ****Quote:
Originally Posted by Ash
nicely put, hQuote:
Originally Posted by Herbette Chapman - aged 15
Just don't like his sort, I'm afraid. Even on FIFA.Quote:
Originally Posted by Luis Anaconda
:hehe: I should have realised. You must have loved Juve playing with Mandzukic, Higuain and Dybala last night. Quite a front threeQuote:
Originally Posted by redgunamo
I'll be perfectly honest with you, LA - I have no idea. I just like the cut of his jib and think it's time for us to try something new. However, I have made my peace with the fact Wenger is staying for two more years at the very least. It could be worse, I suppose.Quote:
Originally Posted by Luis Anaconda
It matters not now that the cricket season has begun, of course. Don't Hants look good? I sense a championship battle with Middlesex.
Nice to see Carberry back. Going to be very tight this year. Probably be little difference between winning the title and getting relegated. Be interesting to see what Mason Crane can do this year - if he can get a game. Surrey look strong and Yorkshire, too. Tough to callQuote:
Originally Posted by Rich