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Depends. Some players love playing so much that they are willing to drop down divisions to keep going. He dosn't have much to offer at a high level any more.

I think that the list of numbers has to be put in at the start of the season and a player can't change number after that.

A perfect backup player is not injury prone. Nothing, more or less.

* Bundesliga: 1999, 2000, 2001, 2003, 2005, 2006 * DFB Pokal: 2000, 2003, 2005, 2006 * UEFA Champions League: 2000–01 * FIFA Club World Cup: 2001

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He's been appointed leader, but he's not alive?

Not at 4am, I'm not.

I imagine he is in his home, in the vicinity of Turin, and he's probably sleeping.

:tup: The bold bit is why I could never understand the level of insults against Molinaro. It wasn't his fault he wasn't good enough.

If only he wasn't injured so much, he would be the perfect squad player.

:agree: I trust Sali. He won't do anything stupid, he works away and he has a decent scoring record.

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Of course. Then, when he is mediocre against Roma, he will be despised once again.

In what way?

And that versatility is why I expect him to stay for years to come.

Someone's got to do it.

Nope. The rest of us have to keep it going.

I doubt it. He is very busy these days and isn't posting anywhere just now.

Nocerino

Sali is fine for backup at the moment, but he is a long way off being a starter.