Amauri "The Immovable Object" Carvalho de Oliveira (25 Viewers)

[pitbull]

Isn't Motta Brazilian? Or have we once and for all dispensed with such considerations?

Isn't Amauri brasilian too? + Motta already has the passport

 

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[Sadomin]

At least Amauri's spent his whole adult life in Italy, whereas Motta's spent... a year.

 

[Martin]

Isn't Amauri brasilian too? + Motta already has the passport

Oh, didn't know that.

 

[Salvo]

fuck motta dont need the douche, amauri will tear it up though. love to meet brazil in the world cup final and for him to score haha

 

[dogsarecute]

Motta might say Lippi is disrespectful for mentioning which Brazilian he might consider bringing into his squad.

 

[Bjerknes]

Lippi is discriminating against Motta.

 

[Suns]

But Motta has italian blood.

 

[.zero]

Isn't Amauri brasilian too? + Motta already has the passport

what amauri did was slather his passport in marinara sauce, thats where motta messed up. he used ketchup

 

[Bjerknes]

what amauri did was slather his passport in marinara sauce, thats where motta messed up. he used ketchup

 

[The Curr]

Doesn't Motta actually have Italian heritage, unlike Amauri?

 

[Osman]

Hehe yeah, he does, its bit funny, what Lippi said, Motta is a brazilian nontheless nationality wise, like Amauri, but he is one of those italian-southamericans, direct italian heritage. Was mentionning how he feels ethnically a close tie to his italian heritage (even if brazilian) due to his italian father (not great-great grandma, but his father), when he was starting out in Barca. Had an italian passport all his life etc.

To see him get dissmissed this easily (if its due to player quality, I get it) is bit funny, while Amauri seems to be seriously considered Apparently what Lippi is saying is Motta needs to pimp himself out for a whole year like a dirty ho

 

[Enoran]

The Azzurri midfield isn't exactly short of options. The front line target man role however, is. Toni is probably passed it and Gilardino thinks himself as better than he really is ...

 

[JCK]

Hehe yeah, he does, its bit funny, what Lippi said, Motta is a brazilian nontheless nationality wise, like Amauri, but he is one of those italian-southamericans, direct italian heritage. Was mentionning how he feels ethnically a close tie to his italian heritage (even if brazilian) due to his italian father (not great-great grandma, but his father), when he was starting out in Barca. Had an italian passport all his life etc.

To see him get dissmissed this easily (if its due to player quality, I get it) is bit funny, while Amauri seems to be seriously considered Apparently what Lippi is saying is Motta needs to pimp himself out for a whole year like a dirty ho

It's Mourinho's fault actually. I am sure it has something to do with it. But either way FORZA LIPPI, if he keeps disappointing him, Motta will probably perform less at Inter due to psychological provocation.

 

[Osman]

I dont want either to be called up, but its still funny stuff to differentiate them

Yeah being pragmatic, Amauri and a prima punta is more needed, but I would think they should first think of wether one should get mercenaries or not

 

[Firestarter]

I love Amauri's move where he controls the ball and then on the second touch he flicks in towards the byline. When he reaches there then either crosses or holds up the ball, love it.

 

[Byrone]

what amauri did was slather his passport in marinara sauce, thats where motta messed up. he used ketchup

 

[Firestarter]

Guess what... Dunga has just re-called Adriano to Seleção... Fuck Amauri's Life.

 

[icemaη]

Dunga's loss, Lippi's gain I suppose..

 

[Gian]

^True that...

 

[Ahmed]

that is some seriously messed up shit right there