.. There are these dark rumours going around that Gianluigi Buffon may be sacrificed to balance the books, but let me warn you if you do this you will surely lose in the long term. Buffon has a wealth of experience and not to mention his cat like reflexes and he has an authority that in my opinion at least, no on can replicate.
This man has given up so much for the team, when Juve got demoted to the second division, he rejected offers from prestigious clubs to stay with the Bianconeri and help them back to the top. He has shown where his loyalties lie.. and this is how you repay him when he has to take time off to recover. I'm sure if he could, he would have returned sooner. But he couldn't because guess what, anything to do with the back is serious!
The only reason he didn't come to watch live games or visit the team is because, he is a sportsman and it is in his DNA to try and help the team, and he couldn't do that because he was still recovering. He has been with the club since 2001, not many players on the team can say that, so don't reward that kind of loyalty and dedication by throwing him aside just to make a quick profit.
A goalkeeper is more valuable than strikers, in my opinion at least!!! Especially this keeper, he give a sense of calm and confidence to his defenders, which Storari with all due respect couldn't do. As great as he was, he will never be as great as Buffon. We all have to admit that without a decent keeper, no matter how much money you save by selling him will not cover the massive amount lost due to him being sold. Hear me out... you'll end up losing games because the replacement will not have the experience or respect that Buffon has and he will inevitably need time to adjust. That will then mean they will drop down the table and thus out of Europe, which will mean they will lose that money and eventually they will lose their reputation and they will have trouble attracting new players and keeping hold of old ones.
This will lead to a domino effect of poor games and poor review, which will not be good, so please DON'T LET GIGI GO, WE STILL NEED HIM!!
This man has given up so much for the team, when Juve got demoted to the second division, he rejected offers from prestigious clubs to stay with the Bianconeri and help them back to the top. He has shown where his loyalties lie.. and this is how you repay him when he has to take time off to recover. I'm sure if he could, he would have returned sooner. But he couldn't because guess what, anything to do with the back is serious!
The only reason he didn't come to watch live games or visit the team is because, he is a sportsman and it is in his DNA to try and help the team, and he couldn't do that because he was still recovering. He has been with the club since 2001, not many players on the team can say that, so don't reward that kind of loyalty and dedication by throwing him aside just to make a quick profit.
A goalkeeper is more valuable than strikers, in my opinion at least!!! Especially this keeper, he give a sense of calm and confidence to his defenders, which Storari with all due respect couldn't do. As great as he was, he will never be as great as Buffon. We all have to admit that without a decent keeper, no matter how much money you save by selling him will not cover the massive amount lost due to him being sold. Hear me out... you'll end up losing games because the replacement will not have the experience or respect that Buffon has and he will inevitably need time to adjust. That will then mean they will drop down the table and thus out of Europe, which will mean they will lose that money and eventually they will lose their reputation and they will have trouble attracting new players and keeping hold of old ones.
This will lead to a domino effect of poor games and poor review, which will not be good, so please DON'T LET GIGI GO, WE STILL NEED HIM!!
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