Alessandro Diamanti - Attacking midfielder - Guangzhou (27 Viewers)
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I personally prefer this Diamanti hymn:
Remember when you were young, you shone like the sun.
Shine on you crazy Diamanti.
Now there's a look in your eyes, like black holes in the sky.
Shine on you crazy Diamanti.
You were caught on the crossfire of childhood and stardom,
blown on the steel breeze.
Come on you target for faraway laughter,
come on you stranger, you legend, you martyr, and shine!
You reached for the secret too soon, you cried for the moon.
Shine on you crazy Diamanti.
Threatened by shadows at night, and exposed in the light.
Shine on you crazy Diamanti.
Well you wore out your welcome with random precision,
rode on the steel breeze.
Come on you raver, you seer of visions,
come on you painter, you piper, you prisoner, and shine!
Remember when you were young, you shone like the sun.
Shine on you crazy Diamanti.
Now there's a look in your eyes, like black holes in the sky.
Shine on you crazy Diamanti.
You were caught on the crossfire of childhood and stardom,
blown on the steel breeze.
Come on you target for faraway laughter,
come on you stranger, you legend, you martyr, and shine!
You reached for the secret too soon, you cried for the moon.
Shine on you crazy Diamanti.
Threatened by shadows at night, and exposed in the light.
Shine on you crazy Diamanti.
Well you wore out your welcome with random precision,
rode on the steel breeze.
Come on you raver, you seer of visions,
come on you painter, you piper, you prisoner, and shine!
Bologna confirm 'friction' with Juve
By Football Italia staff
Bologna confirmed there is “friction” in their rapport with Juventus, which is making talks for Alessandro Diamanti difficult.
The former West Ham United man is on the radar of both the Bianconeri and Inter, but director general Roberto Zanzi warned they are not ready to release him.
“It’s true, there is a lot of interest around our players and that shows how good they are,” Zanzi told Sky Sport Italia ahead of today’s game with Genoa.
“Our project is simple: we want to maintain this basic structure of the team, albeit amid the difficulties of players who are co-owned with other clubs or have personal ambitions elsewhere.
“We received a formal request for Diamanti on January 31, but nothing after that. Juventus have never called Bologna. They probably contacted his agent, but they know it would be difficult to negotiate with us, so they never bothered.
“As of today, I’d say there is a very high chance of Diamanti staying with Bologna.”
Bologna have numerous players in co-ownership deals with Juventus, but the two clubs have become increasingly distant.
“We believe we did a good job working with their players. They probably don’t see it that way and it has created some friction,” continued Zanzi.
“For the future we will have to make a few evaluations. If they are not happy, then we’ll make other considerations.
“One of the reasons behind the friction is that we did not use Manolo Gabbiadini as a centre-forward, but we have Alberto Gilardino, so Manolo did well to adapt. This shows how good he is rather than penalised him.”
By Football Italia staff
Bologna confirmed there is “friction” in their rapport with Juventus, which is making talks for Alessandro Diamanti difficult.
The former West Ham United man is on the radar of both the Bianconeri and Inter, but director general Roberto Zanzi warned they are not ready to release him.
“It’s true, there is a lot of interest around our players and that shows how good they are,” Zanzi told Sky Sport Italia ahead of today’s game with Genoa.
“Our project is simple: we want to maintain this basic structure of the team, albeit amid the difficulties of players who are co-owned with other clubs or have personal ambitions elsewhere.
“We received a formal request for Diamanti on January 31, but nothing after that. Juventus have never called Bologna. They probably contacted his agent, but they know it would be difficult to negotiate with us, so they never bothered.
“As of today, I’d say there is a very high chance of Diamanti staying with Bologna.”
Bologna have numerous players in co-ownership deals with Juventus, but the two clubs have become increasingly distant.
“We believe we did a good job working with their players. They probably don’t see it that way and it has created some friction,” continued Zanzi.
“For the future we will have to make a few evaluations. If they are not happy, then we’ll make other considerations.
“One of the reasons behind the friction is that we did not use Manolo Gabbiadini as a centre-forward, but we have Alberto Gilardino, so Manolo did well to adapt. This shows how good he is rather than penalised him.”
Bologna confirm 'friction' with Juve
By Football Italia staff
Bologna confirmed there is “friction” in their rapport with Juventus, which is making talks for Alessandro Diamanti difficult.
The former West Ham United man is on the radar of both the Bianconeri and Inter, but director general Roberto Zanzi warned they are not ready to release him.
“It’s true, there is a lot of interest around our players and that shows how good they are,” Zanzi told Sky Sport Italia ahead of today’s game with Genoa.
“Our project is simple: we want to maintain this basic structure of the team, albeit amid the difficulties of players who are co-owned with other clubs or have personal ambitions elsewhere.
“We received a formal request for Diamanti on January 31, but nothing after that. Juventus have never called Bologna. They probably contacted his agent, but they know it would be difficult to negotiate with us, so they never bothered.
“As of today, I’d say there is a very high chance of Diamanti staying with Bologna.”
Bologna have numerous players in co-ownership deals with Juventus, but the two clubs have become increasingly distant.
“We believe we did a good job working with their players. They probably don’t see it that way and it has created some friction,” continued Zanzi.
“For the future we will have to make a few evaluations. If they are not happy, then we’ll make other considerations.
“One of the reasons behind the friction is that we did not use Manolo Gabbiadini as a centre-forward, but we have Alberto Gilardino, so Manolo did well to adapt. This shows how good he is rather than penalised him.”
By Football Italia staff
Bologna confirmed there is “friction” in their rapport with Juventus, which is making talks for Alessandro Diamanti difficult.
The former West Ham United man is on the radar of both the Bianconeri and Inter, but director general Roberto Zanzi warned they are not ready to release him.
“It’s true, there is a lot of interest around our players and that shows how good they are,” Zanzi told Sky Sport Italia ahead of today’s game with Genoa.
“Our project is simple: we want to maintain this basic structure of the team, albeit amid the difficulties of players who are co-owned with other clubs or have personal ambitions elsewhere.
“We received a formal request for Diamanti on January 31, but nothing after that. Juventus have never called Bologna. They probably contacted his agent, but they know it would be difficult to negotiate with us, so they never bothered.
“As of today, I’d say there is a very high chance of Diamanti staying with Bologna.”
Bologna have numerous players in co-ownership deals with Juventus, but the two clubs have become increasingly distant.
“We believe we did a good job working with their players. They probably don’t see it that way and it has created some friction,” continued Zanzi.
“For the future we will have to make a few evaluations. If they are not happy, then we’ll make other considerations.
“One of the reasons behind the friction is that we did not use Manolo Gabbiadini as a centre-forward, but we have Alberto Gilardino, so Manolo did well to adapt. This shows how good he is rather than penalised him.”
It's like we're talking about Zidane or something...
Fuuck this guy.
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