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Bloody perv.

it's impossible Juventus sell chiellini...
and however i think that he doesn't buy much players from italy...maybe one... no more...
MC have the same problem of chelsea 5 years ago...
without Champions League, the best players refuse MC...
in the winter window is possible for you tu buy a good players that now don't play so much...or a young players that play in a small/medium squad

[color="Red"]Mancini likes M.Diarra for example... or Gago too... [/color]
he likes to have in squad an attacking midfielder (as kaka-dinho- sneijder)
i know that he likes certainly Silva (from valencia) and Van der Var
like a central defender he want a high player (example: materazzi... stam...) and a fast player (example: cannavaro- samuel-cordoba)
one must be a classic stopper (samuel-cordoba-terry), the other must be technical (chivu-carvalho-lucio)...
mancini likes Kompany... he's high and technical... i think that he'll ask a fast and classic stopper... cordoba is one of the option (very good option) but i don't think that moratti sell him... he's a column in Inter dressing room with zanetti, cambiasso and stankovic...
a good option is Kiaer from palermo... and it's simple to buy it...
he has a termination clause fixed in 12 millions euro...
another one is bonucci from bari that mancini knows very well ...
and the defender i think is the only one player from italy that you'll buy, because i'm sure that mancio doesn't want to do a impression that he knows and wants only a serie A players

[color="Red"]De Jong is better[/color]

sorry... but... with simpathy...

de jong is better
given is better
bellamy is better
lescott is better
richards is better
ireland is better
for many peoples hughes is better

but MC at 20 december was in 7 place with 27 goals suffered...

maybe someone isn't so better...

so better? makes no sense.
de jong IS infact better. and given is better than most keepers actually. don't think you'll find anyone on the forum saying lescott or richards are better. de jong ftw.

sorry, but i think in italian and then i translate and it's possible that translation makes no sense

Italians that like locusts have invaded this forum know very well Mancio and his preferences
for us as usually see tactical switches and positional changes during games...
is usually for mancini pass from 4-2-3-1 to 4-1-4-1 like yesterday or from 4-3-1-2 to 4-4-2 classic or 4-3-3... and we know that the defensive midfielder must be or high or with a good feet too... de jong, IMHO, haven't this features...
yesterday i have seen the midfielder play 1 or 2 touch like mancini asks... and all players stopped the ball at 2 meters of distance (the same problem have some players of Inter... muntari for example)...
diarra and gago haven't this problem... IMHO obviously

sorry, but i think in italian and then i translate and it's possible that translation makes no sense

yesterday i have seen the midfielder play 1 or 2 touch like mancini asks... and all players stopped the ball at 2 meters of distance ......

de jong has better feet than diarra and gago.
diarra is over rated and slower than nigel.
gago is in no way proven, and from what i've seen not got a patch of the tackling ability nigel has. so there fore,
de jong is better

ok...
no diarra and gago (but i think that he'll ask a defensive midfielder)

I put this into 'google translator' and it came out exactly the same.

Can you say what you mean in Italian and I'll try that.

ieri hanno giocato a 1 o massimo 2 tocchi come chiede mancini, e tutti stoppavano la palla non sul piede ma ad almeno 2 metri di distanza

Cheers.

and the translation: "yesterday they played 1 or 2 touch up as requested Mancini, and all stop the ball, not on foot but at least 2 meters away"

I'm still puzzled, how did they stop the ball 2 meters away without using their feet?

Or should I say: "Come hanno fatto a fermare la palla a 2 metri di distanza senza utilizzare i loro piedi?"

it means that when stopped the ball this rolls 2 meters away, and in this way have lost many balls yesterday...
I think that they are not accustomed to so many steps and long possession
I do not know well how to play with hughes, but my impression is that he played with long passes immediately to forwards
I apologize if I'm wrong

He's only been in charge for a week ffs. Holland play brilliant one-touch football, and De Jong seems to fit in well there. I don't see the point of buying another DM when we've already got a great one.

And at least 3 (Barry, Kompany, Zabaleta) players adequate at filling in if he were injured. If there's one position in the team where we don't need any new players, it's DM.