Old, half-empty stadiums. Less money. Less reliable payments with most of the league's teams not paying full wages every month. Top teams except for Juventus regularly failing to make it to the last 16 in CL.
Sounds promising...

This post was edited by aneas on Aug 31 2016 11:02am

Wheelchair...

BREAKING NEWS

It looks like Jack Wilshere has made his decision.

Sky sources understand the Arsenal midfielder is currently travelling to Bournemouth to complete a season-long loan having rejected Roma, AC Milan, and Crystal Palace.

Less money? ughhhh, then prem yes. But the players get more on average than Spain. I think Germany is quite close to Italy in salaries tho.

"Juventus have reached an agreement with Chelsea to sign Juan Cuadrado on loan for three years.

Juventus have the option to sign the player on a permanent basis for €25 million and are due to pay Chelsea €5m per season for the duration of the loan."

Loan for 3 years? lol this must be a mistake..



This post was edited by chelsea11 on Aug 31 2016 11:10am

If your contract in Germany says you'll get 20k per week, you can rely on getting paid exactly that money... not like in Italy where players on many teams (basically every team except Juventus and Roma was in the media) were at times close to going on strike because of missing/late payments. Not sure about Spain, but Italy is not a good example of trustworthy management.

Players on Lazio got their payments in 3 months, after the 3 months were over lool. But they still are getting paid AND it is still good money.

The only thing you have over me is that the stadiums aren't full (even though they are still better than the dutch.... Which is what this whole convo was about lol)

This post was edited by chelsea11 on Aug 31 2016 11:12am

It means the 25M is payable over 3 years rather than one lump sum payment due at the end of the year loan obligation

Luiz transfer must be great news for Marquinhos... instant promotion to the starting squad and well deserved, too.

If I could, I would walk Hernanes over to you myself



Realistically, don't you think Hart is good enough to start for multiple premier league teams though?
I feel he just wanted a new experience , but saying England's first choice keeper isn't good enough for the Premier League isn't a slash against Serie A, just the opposite actually

But I won't over hype Torino, they're a half decent team with some exciting prospects like Belotti and Benassi, before they had Immobile and Cerci along with Quagliarella

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