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Speaking at the evening edition of Sky Sports journalist of the 24 satellite and columnist Tuttomercatoweb Luca Marchetti briefly talked about the latest market moves against Juventus. Yet several things at stake on the table and Fabio Beppe Marotta Guild to little more than a week after closing the summer market and much more to be done in inward and outward: "Earl is very demanding, but has a clear idea of what wants, the external position is only temporary Vidal yesterday also to assess whether in an emergency who can be helpful in that area, but at least one wing left-handed will come.

The most popular name for quality and cost Perotti, the alternatives are Giaccherini called Elijah and, like Earl from Cesena and you know when there will be a meeting. Juve wants to co-owned the player, we talk about money much more than Martinez paid by the Piedmontese, but in that case should renew Giaccherini because Cesena otherwise you could not endorse this situation. There will still be coming as the only outside but probably the first, is a player who can adapt the module even if Count is more accustomed to 4-3-3. In the end there also the name of Afellay. For Amauri is likely to wait for the last three trading days, everyone is trying to save as much as possible, Juve has fallen to 5 million as required but no one has offered the sum requested.

The defender will come in Alex, Lugano, Bruno Alves and Rhodolfo regardless of the departure of the Zenit Bonucci, there is of course to evaluate several factors, Alex can not get a loan and Lugano is the most accessible even if not the favorite of the Count, is the most Rhodolfo affordable for the engagement and Bruno Alves would be available on loan and also not inconceivable that you should start with the Zenith a speech in its own Bonucci. Almiron is instead a step away from Catania who expects only the OK from Juve that should be a little 'meet the needs of Etna ".

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Estigarribia is the next hit of Marotta

During transmission Sky Special League has been much talk of black and white market. According to the drafting of the issuer Dish Estigarribia will be a Juventus player. The young Paraguayan who was one of the best of the last Copa America, is almost white. You should close a loan with consideration to € 500 thousand, with a 5-million ransom. €. However the market does not end up here, there would indeed be another blow after Estigarribia and Giaccherini.

You might remember from his Copa America displays, he absolutely destroyed Dani Alves when playing for Paraguay vs. Brazil

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Nice that Juve started investing in younger players again, Luca Toni buy was just lol xD t/c

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He is totally xD agreed

I am very eager to see Pasquato play some more. He has been very impressive in pre season
He injured Flamini for 4-6 months (video at top of page 217) without touching him

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did Juve even pay something for Toni? or was it free t?

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Forget Calciopoli, Torino's missing championship of 1927 and Rodrigo Palacio's hair – Serie A's greatest scandal unfolded just last March. That was when the Lega Calcio, the body that runs Serie A, confirmed their intention to begin scheduling games on a Sunday lunchtime from the beginning of the 2010-11 season.


Although the move would boost TV revenue – Asian broadcasters, in particular, were keen – many Italians had little doubt that this was A Bad Thing. The bishop of Fidenza, Carlo Mazza, spoke for the Catholic community when he expressed the fear that "profound human values" were under attack, with the new arrangements reducing the amount of time that families would spend together on the sabbath, while the non-religious noted the potential for excessively high temperatures. Dario Nardella, deputy mayor of Florence, wrote to the league in November declaring such fixtures to be "against the Italian way of life".


The fans made their own feelings heard as only they knew how. Parma's supporters instigated the perfectly preposterous "sandwich protest" at their early kick-off against Roma, sticking it to the authorities by pulling out their packed lunches at kick-off and beginning to eat. Genoa's supporters went a little further for their home game against Juventus, constructing eight-foot tall spoons out of tin foil to accompany their plastic bowls and an enormous banner reading: "You wanted to take away our passion. Instead you just took away our minestrone".


Five months on, though, attitudes might just be beginning to shift. After all, the first 27 editions of Serie A's 12.30pm kick-off have produced a staggering 87 goals (an average of 3.22 per fixture). Certainly if Juventus's supporters had cause to grumble as they arrived amid temperatures pushing 30C yesterday for the return against Genoa at Turin's Stadio Olimpico, they certainly weren't complaining as they departed after seeing their team twice come from behind to win 3-2.