I think about that every time I see a TV ad for the Olive Garden's new Endless Fettuccine Vomitorio.
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I think about that every time I see a TV ad for the Olive Garden's new Endless Fettuccine Vomitorio.
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So basically you don't have any answer to your bitterness and hypocrisy.
You don't like Rossi because he chose Italy over USA. A sporting decision, but taken personally. Fair enough. Yet you don't mind the fact that a guy who can't get a game for Germany in competitive matches is switching 'alliegances' to the US at the ripe age of 27. Hilarious.
You don't like Rossi because he chose Italy over USA. A sporting decision, but taken personally. Fair enough. Yet you don't mind the fact that a guy who can't get a game for Germany in competitive matches is switching 'alliegances' to the US at the ripe age of 27. Hilarious.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carcamano
Yes, but you fail to see why Andy is hating on Rossi, not because he chose Italy, but because he used the US system to further himself, then chose Italy. If he had been in the Italian system and then chose Italy, we wouldn't have cared, go back and read his posts.
Jermaine Jones is great, but under our argument, it would be the Germans that should be angry, but as you said, he can't get capped.
So you do have an answer, thank you.
I do see the reasons behind your thinking, but I don't really agree with them. We have been over this lots of times I'm sure, but there is a big difference between a kid from the US moving to play in the Italian system at 13 and one staying and coming through the US system his whole youth. If you think he would come out the same player in both siutations I would say that you are mistaken.
As for his decision, you are right it is up to you, however you let it distort your view on players who choose Italy whilst ignoring what goes on in nearly every other country in the football world, which is why I pick up on it.
I do see the reasons behind your thinking, but I don't really agree with them. We have been over this lots of times I'm sure, but there is a big difference between a kid from the US moving to play in the Italian system at 13 and one staying and coming through the US system his whole youth. If you think he would come out the same player in both siutations I would say that you are mistaken.
As for his decision, you are right it is up to you, however you let it distort your view on players who choose Italy whilst ignoring what goes on in nearly every other country in the football world, which is why I pick up on it.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carcamano
Jermaine Jones is great, but under our argument, it would be the Germans that should be angry, but as you said, he can't get capped.
I don't really ignore it, but since Rossi was an American and one of the most popular topics here is the Azzurri, it comes up a lot. That's all that it means.
Blast US soccer and the MLS all you want, but we are getting better here. You didn't see Landon Donovan go play for Germany just because he went to Leverkusan as a teen.
Blast US soccer and the MLS all you want, but we are getting better here. You didn't see Landon Donovan go play for Germany just because he went to Leverkusan as a teen.