Player Paulo Dybala
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blanchflower007
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Would be extreemly dissappoted with Zaniolo as our AM option.
Ron Burgundy
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A few conclusions from the last few posts:
1) Dybala was not the right player for us, and I'm glad we didn't go for him - those pining for him and after an unrealistic ideal, not the reality of the player today; and
2) Italian players just really like staying in Italy - much like the English players really. But just look at their national side, it's nearly all domestic players. Always made the likelihood of getting Bastoni low IMO
1) Dybala was not the right player for us, and I'm glad we didn't go for him - those pining for him and after an unrealistic ideal, not the reality of the player today; and
2) Italian players just really like staying in Italy - much like the English players really. But just look at their national side, it's nearly all domestic players. Always made the likelihood of getting Bastoni low IMO
Finchyid
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He is Argentinian tho
glacierSpurs
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I just find it so weird he will opt for Roma. Disappointed he's not testing himself in other leagues.
hughy
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I might be making this up but didn't he have to lower his wage demands? Fair play to him for being more realistic with his wages instead of fucking off to Saudi Arabia and getting bags.
Kingellesar
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Jose is building a decent side with Roma, be interesting to see if they can challenge at the top this season.
Really thought someone like PSG or United would've gone for Dybala.
Really thought someone like PSG or United would've gone for Dybala.
Buster18
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- Sep 27, 2005
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He doesn't appear to have the choice to test himself in another league. There has been very little reported interest in him.
tottenham_skriniar
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Despite a shit squad, Roma had 3rd highest xG (behind Inter & Atalanta) and 4th highest xGA (behind Napoli, Milan, Juventus).
It sucks we missed out on him due to difficulty in clearing out Conte deadwood like Vidal & Alexis Sanchez.
I think he probably settled on a sensible offer to stay in Italy but his guys probably went in really strong looking for a contract abroad.
$hoguN
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I hate this stuff. It’s absolutely meaningless
Ron Burgundy
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It was a reference to Zaniolo
AustroSpur
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well yes, looks like the easy route. but he knows the league, certainly the language, might feel he´s settled there well enough and certainly aware of his injury record and it´s Rome - hardly a better place to live and play football, all things considered. can´t blame him.
Steffen
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Stats about how many scoring opportunities a team gets, is absolutely meaningless?
Possession stats are absolutely meaningless, as it tells nothing about who was the better team. xG shows how close a team was to scoring goals, which is what the game is about.
glacierSpurs
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FYP.
wrd
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Mourinho, key factor - he called Dybala to explain that Dybala was out of options and might as well settle.
Yiddo100
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I’m sure he’s very much regretting leaving Juve
His agent has royally fucked him here
