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RE: Summer Mercato 2011 - m.o.i. - 07-30-2011

true, we could surely go on for ages writing for the dept system..




RE: Summer Mercato 2011 - Gabriel426 - 07-30-2011

Believe it or not, these so call transfer fees is not the reason why big clubs are in debt, rather these transfer fees are actually helping small teams from debt.
What causes clubs to go to debt is CL with its TV rights and UEFA rules. If the diff of CL football or no CL football is not that great, teams probably won't be arming themselves every season to get to CL even if it means over inflating the market. The rumor 6+5 rule is also another reason why clubs are over paying for domestic players, thus inflating the foreign players prices, while also forcing teams to pay huge amounts for huge talents at a very young age in order for the home grown status.


RE: Summer Mercato 2011 - ACM1899 - 07-30-2011

Guys problem solved. Sell Bonera+Oddo for $40mil (at least) And get whomever you wish.

I still wouldnt mind Diego coming from germany. I reallly like that guy, and his time in Juve doesnt count.

Im not that worried as years before, I really think that WORST case we will do great in italy and we should at the very least get to the final 8 in the CL. But I do think we should be making the moves slowly to get to finals in the next 2-3 years. I really think that's a very realistic outlook.




RE: Summer Mercato 2011 - reza - 07-30-2011

(07-30-2011, 04:11 PM)Gabriel426 Wrote: Believe it or not, these so call transfer fees is not the reason why big clubs are in debt, rather these transfer fees are actually helping small teams from debt.
What causes clubs to go to debt is CL with its TV rights and UEFA rules. If the diff of CL football or no CL football is not that great, teams probably won't be arming themselves every season to get to CL even if it means over inflating the market. The rumor 6+5 rule is also another reason why clubs are over paying for domestic players, thus inflating the foreign players prices, while also forcing teams to pay huge amounts for huge talents at a very young age in order for the home grown status.

In a way you are right but also it's not that 'simple'. A good example is Porto, not a huge team but a team who has had some (recent) success in Europe. Start for example from their Mourinho era, add up all the transfer money they made from then up until now. If it were that simple they should be one of the richest in all of Europe.



FantAntonio should stay - Dinar - 07-30-2011

The Cassano debate: should he stay or should he go?
by Jovan | Saturday, July 29, 2011
Quote:This article will have no intro, no structure and will show no tolerance. I'm going to jump straight to the point. Why? Why would you want Cassano out of Milan? "Because he has 4.6 extra kilos" is not a valid answer. I am going to show you how he can be crucial for Milan this season and how letting him leave is pointless unless he is traded for a superior player; but first, let me tell you why comparisons with Ronaldinho are irrelevant.

http://milanobsession.blogspot.com/2011/07/cassano-debate-should-he-stay-or-should.html


RE: FantAntonio should stay - ZvonimirBoban - 07-30-2011

(07-30-2011, 06:53 PM)Dinar Wrote: The Cassano debate: should he stay or should he go?
by Jovan | Saturday, July 29, 2011
Quote:This article will have no intro, no structure and will show no tolerance. I'm going to jump straight to the point. Why? Why would you want Cassano out of Milan? "Because he has 4.6 extra kilos" is not a valid answer. I am going to show you how he can be crucial for Milan this season and how letting him leave is pointless unless he is traded for a superior player; but first, let me tell you why comparisons with Ronaldinho are irrelevant.

http://milanobsession.blogspot.com/2011/07/cassano-debate-should-he-stay-or-should.html

Finally someone speaks up.


RE: Summer Mercato 2011 - fLame - 07-30-2011

(07-30-2011, 04:11 PM)Gabriel426 Wrote: Believe it or not, these so call transfer fees is not the reason why big clubs are in debt, rather these transfer fees are actually helping small teams from debt.
What causes clubs to go to debt is CL with its TV rights and UEFA rules. If the diff of CL football or no CL football is not that great, teams probably won't be arming themselves every season to get to CL even if it means over inflating the market. The rumor 6+5 rule is also another reason why clubs are over paying for domestic players, thus inflating the foreign players prices, while also forcing teams to pay huge amounts for huge talents at a very young age in order for the home grown status.

For Italy there's a bunch more than one problem. I think Warro posted an excellent article on the subject.

A large part of the issue is attendance. In Germany they have full stadiums even in 2nd divisions games. Attendance generates good revenue for clubs and is part of the reason why Italy lost their CL spot.


RE: Summer Mercato 2011 - Gabriel426 - 07-31-2011

What I said was in general, transfer fees actually is helping small clubs to finance itself then hurting them. I think each teams and leagues has it's own share of problems. I think taxation is a problem in Italy and England. TV rights is another. Teams not owning their stadiums. And the list goes on and on.


RE: Summer Mercato 2011 - Jay Crisp - 07-31-2011

Juve are going to be stronger than all Italian teams financially in a couple of year's with the new self owned stadium.But only if the spending gets them to the CL.Spending spending spending and no CL even with their own satdium won't be good.
With prolonged CL football and reaching 1/4 or semi's will have them very healthy financially.

Galli and CO have been quiet very quiet a little too quiet.I hope it's the calm before the storm , this storm being a few quality additions.I'm going through peaks and valley's as in some day's I think we'll sign fup all and other's I think we'll surprise people.


RE: Summer Mercato 2011 - LebRN - 07-31-2011

i'm a bit surprised that no one has mentioned our alleged offer for Fabregas yet...
as reported in England, it seems Arsenal were waiting for an improved offer from Barca yesterday and instead received a EUR 40Mio offer from Milan!!!

i don't know if that is true, but it sure is interesting to follow... Smile