Thread: Juventus preparing £15 million Alonso bid
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Old 9th May 2008, 10:05 AM
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Re: Juventus preparing £15 million Alonso bid
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Originally Posted by PaddyBerger15 View Post
What is slightly concerning about that article is the section where Rafa refers to Kewell. I think its basically saying that the club/manager spoke to his agent to try and work something out, but couldn't reach an agreement, with the inference being that we were looking to keep him and give him a contract....on what basis would or could anybody say that he has earned/deserves/warrants an extended stay here? I know there are no details, I suspect we may have offered pay as you play, but to be honest, he should have been shown the door...no negotiations, no offers or discussions, just fuck off. He is an injury liability.

I reckon it was a pay as you play deal and done purely to keep the squad numbers up in these uncertain times.
There was no way the greedy cunt would go for that though, he knows where the bears shit in the buckwheat when it comes to his own knackered body.


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Originally Posted by coop View Post
If Barry signs then i expect him to line up alongside Alonso for the first game of the season.
What about The Chief though coop? Can't imagine any of those three liking the thought of being rotated.
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