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Dude can't pass, but besides that; he actually put in a stellar performance for us tonight. Was very impressed with him.

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Can't wait to hear your stories as the season progresses :D

Bravo Asa :applause:

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Sadly, I agree. Feel really bad for the guy. But I think his Juve days are over now :sad:

:touched: Great to have him back!

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Miss seeing this guy on the field. We're much more solid with him than with Evra.

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I love me some Kwadwo

Wants to stay: http://english.ahram.org.eg/NewsContent/6/54/91056/Sports/Africa/Ghanas-Kwadwo-Asamoah-will-remain-at-Juventus.aspx http://www.udineseblog.it/articolo/Calciomercato/Asamoah-points-_Chelsea-question-_No_grazie!_Io_resto_alla_Juve/13/168613...

AWESOMEMOAH! :kiss:

Loved Asamoah in the second half. He didn't have a great first half, though, but he really picked himself up, and it was very important that he did for our rhythm and attacking prowess.

Yep, well done today Asa :scarf:

C'mon, that's a bit more frequent :D He even did it at least 3 times tonight. - - - Updated - - - And even if it was once in a blue moon, it still beats Peluso's 'never'

And you know that "cutting inside" thing he does? His success-rate with that move isn't all too bad. I haven't seen Peluso succeed with that even once.

It's frustrating to watch him attack alot of times, I do agree. But what he brings to the table, overall, when all of his attributes (particularly the defensive ones) and grinta is taken into consideration, I do value him as an important first team player. But yeah, the attacking does get...