Paulo Dybala
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I think we need to be convinced by his ambition as well. Ole made a big statement about getting players with the correct attitude and mentality. This lad has made no secret about wanting to stay at Juve, and why wouldn't he. They win their league and compete in CL. Most of the players we've either bought or are currently linked with would see as an upgrade. AWB, Maguire, Fernandes all seem keen/eager to play for us, this lad not so sure. He also wants a big pay rise, considering he's coming off a poor season by his standards, we'd need to be sure a new setting for him will bring out the best of him.
Give it 20 years and Manchester will be a beautiful coastal city with a tropical climate
Why are we dicussing the merits of Manchester and London. Both are radically different, both have the plusses and their quite significant minuses? No factual outcome, just opinion.
Stick to the topic........yellow bar appearing on Sky
Stick to the topic........yellow bar appearing on Sky
And Dybala is probably still then playing for us since we are so bad at offloading players.
He'll be a mentor for The Next Messi.
Not talking about Dybala now; you forget that players have families. I am sorry but if i am a kid and if my dad can chose between rainy England and sunny Spain or Italy, i would not chose England
Nearly 5pm in Italy. What's the hold up?!
This one will be a real kick in the balls if he rejects us. Not only will we miss out on an exciting player but we'll be stuck with Lukaku.
This one will be a real kick in the balls if he rejects us. Not only will we miss out on an exciting player but we'll be stuck with Lukaku.
Of course. But I’d say it’s a good thing to have players who are desperate to challenge for titles. We need not just hungry committed players, but winners.
Just like Zlatans sons chose for him to go from Paris to Manchester?
He's gone for aperitivo
Its 2019, who goes out? Sit at home and play video games ffs.
And what’s so good about Paris?
Not sure about Manchester, but at least London in comparison to Paris is a much better place to live, in my opinion.
They were reportedly into a 10 minute conversation before Sarri checked out for a 4 hour cigarette break.
This is the truly depressing bit. Also, stuck with Lingard as first choice.
Is Turin that much warmer than Manchester? Say there's only a couple of degrees in it. It has a lot more sunny days, but warmth I'd say there isn't much in it. Rain wise, I think northern Italian cities get more rain per year on average than Uk cities, but less rainy days. So the rain is heavier when it does happen.
And end up like Dembele? Let the man go out!
There'll be white smoke coming out of Sarri's
See I don't know if its just that in london there is just soo much to do soo much history, culture, entertainment all the time every night of the week with amazing building architecture etc. Manchester felt like someone trying to make london but just to a much smaller scale. Clubs not as nice, new buildings nice but not like london's skyline, decent range of resturants but no where near the variety of london. Liverpool I prefered visually than manchester for sure. Just also generally isnt a pretty city.
I've never been to an Italian city that I've super impressed by. I liked Napoli because I expected it's going to be a bit of a wonderful car crash and it delivered perfectly.
Things to see in Italy are generally outside of the cities.
I doubt any of this matters to rich people though.
Things to see in Italy are generally outside of the cities.
I doubt any of this matters to rich people though.
Try visiting Moss Side, Rusholme, Ardwick, Longsight or Cheetham Hill to name a few places and then see if you like it or think that it is nice.
We've needed a lot of luck from the gods for this deal, i.e. Juve to be daft enough to propose the swap and Dybala being convinced to join our sinking ship and play Europa League. We're half way there!
All cities have shite areas, though.
I’ve friends in both cities, I’d say it’s comfortably better in Torino. Plus, just a drive to warmer spots.
The difference with London is that it has lots of nice areas outside the centre. It's a sprawling city, with a shitty tourist centre.
Manchester is basically the opposite. Great centre surrounded by grim areas.
Car crash of a season, shite transfer window so far, rivals winning things...
Yet here I am refreshing the page every chance I get for an update
This club will kill me
Yet here I am refreshing the page every chance I get for an update
This club will kill me
Well there's always an afternoon out in Wigan or Preston...
Imagine if Lukaku kills it on deadline day.
Not really arguing Manchester is better, I just didn't think there's a huge amount of difference in the temperature. It is humid as balls in the north of Italy all year round though, that sucks.
Granted Manchester is also humid as balls. Basically humidity sucks.
These days are going to be filled with people pretending they are ahead of the game on this. Wait for something from Di Marzio.
It’s lovely for about 8 months I’d say.
Is dybala still in Sarri's office? If yes wtf is he doing to him?
This. Why people still believe that Turin or Milan, climate wise, are like Barcelona, Sicily or Athens?
Btw, Barcelona aint something special. There I said it. (Maybe thats because i m from Athenss soBarcelona seems like a similar shithole).
It all seems a little odd that we're still waiting on news.
If I was a betting man I'd say he isn't coming and has been given enough assurances to stay. He hasn't exactly EVER sounded like he was remotely playing over here.
If I was a betting man I'd say he isn't coming and has been given enough assurances to stay. He hasn't exactly EVER sounded like he was remotely playing over here.
Hey! I used to live in Longsight!
It is warmer than Manchester, but not so much as Barcelona or other Mediterranean cities.
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