Sarmz wrote:Tina is unbanned on EA apparently
Did you or anyone else get banned yesterday for posting GIFs? I got banned for 3 daysSarmz wrote:Tina is unbanned on EA apparently
I think I told Padrone to shut the fuck up though. 
jonnyc23 wrote:Did you or anyone else get banned yesterday for posting GIFs? I got banned for 3 daysSarmz wrote:Tina is unbanned on EA apparently
Sorry for part derailing this thread.
Sarmz wrote:I didn't post any gifs
I forgot, Yoshi's Flashlight, correct?I am sorry. I seem to piss enough members off here as it is, without trying might I add, don't want to increase that number.ilJuventino wrote:jonnyc23 wrote:Did you or anyone else get banned yesterday for posting GIFs? I got banned for 3 days
Sorry for part derailing this thread.
No, you're not...
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I thought they clamped down on GIFs, you should've known better, Jonny lad.
Rei Andros wrote:Are Fiorentina trying to pull a Sampdoria? Sold Gilardino and Silva, now only Babacar - who looks like he's out of favor - as a main striker.
Luckily they have Jo-Jo and I hear they're looking to bring in Amauri.
Porto star Fredy Guarin has declared he will “either continue playing at Porto or join Juventus” by Thursday, slamming the door on Inter.
The 25-year-old Colombian has been on Juve’s wish-list for a while, but it was also reported that the Nerazzurri were making a surprise intervention.
“It will all be decided between now and Thursday,” Guarin told Colombian Radio Catena Nacional.
“Either I continue playing with Porto or I will leave. If I do go, then I will leave only to join Juventus.”
It’s believed Porto want €13m for the player, whereas Juve would like to pay €2m for a six-month loan with mandatory €9m buy-out clause.
The push for Guarin comes as their attempts to sign Martin Caceres hit problems and might even have been abandoned completely.
Juventus have room for only one more non-EU player in their squad, but both Caceres and Guarin have a non-EU status.
its a good idea, so say juve want guarin, they spend £2 million, have him for 6 months, then if he isnt any good in serie A for some reason, they dont buy him, so instead of wasting like 12 mil they waste 2 mil, and porto gain 2 mil and keep guarin, or gain 12 mil by the end of it.Rei Andros wrote:What's with Italian teams and these loan then buy deals all of a sudden? Never heard of one before the Boateng move.
correct me if i'm wrong, but if so I think it is a great idea infact.
so if barca buy him back, they have literally paid roma 1 mil to have bojan for a couple of seasons?ilJuventino wrote:The Bojan deal is odd, and it doesn't favor Roma unless Bojan turns into a superstar. This is mainly because the deal includes a buyback clause that will, in turn, become mandatory at some point during the 2013/14 season. Barcelona will only have to cough up €13m by that time. However, Roma have already paid €12m for his services, but in order to prevent Barca from buying him back, they have to pay another €28m...
Rei Andros wrote:What's with Italian teams and these loan then buy deals all of a sudden? Never heard of one before the Boateng move.
ilJuventino wrote:The Bojan deal is odd, and it doesn't favor Roma unless Bojan turns into a superstar. This is mainly because the deal includes a buyback clause that will, in turn, become mandatory at some point during the 2013/14 season. Barcelona will only have to cough up €13m by that time. However, Roma have already paid €12m for his services, but in order to prevent Barca from buying him back, they have to pay another €28m...
