[enola]

What would the mercato be without some crazy signings, letting our best players go for nothing and everybody riping off their hair screaming at the president?

It's all part of the game, and in the end by some strange reason we usually stand there in August with a decent team afterall.

 

[enola]

What I meant was that the team wouldn't be worse then this year (although that doesn't say much).
Even if we sell our "stars" Canna and Di Vaio, we probably won't have a worse team next season.

But I agree with what you say about our management beeing cheap bastards and all. But it's also difficult when you don't really know what's going on up there in the boss's room.

I think the picture given to us, is not the 100% accurate one. It's more then one papers and agents wants us to see.

 

[enola]

I agree exactly with what you are saying.

It's just we can never be sure what is really going on. There's always things that we not know of, and are the true reasons to why certain players don't arrive and others leave.

And you know both el Jardinero and Barone played in succesful teams this season. I won't say that the are good players, but you can get succes without spending much money.
It's just that it won't happen to us.

 

[enola]

I do expect us to be a middleofthetable team for the next years.
It will probably s*ck big time and we will probably sell many of our best players. I know it will happen.

But I have a hope that after a couple of seasons when hopefully have built a good and homogeneous team, we will once agian challange for the big honors. This is what keeps me going. And even if Parma will never be a big team again, hope is the last thing that you loose.
So I would appriciate if noone burst my bubble, thank you.