Amauri "The Immovable Object" Carvalho de Oliveira (32 Viewers)
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In English, this is what Lippi said:
“The Oriundi? I’m not really looking at them very much, we have enough Italians.”
I'm guessing Lippi was talking about Amauri here, but first of all, Amauri isn't an oriundo. An oriundo is someone of Italian descent who was born and lived out of Italy (Usually South America) and then, as a grown man, came back to Italy and got an Italian passport.
Second, Lippi is saying that he doesn't need the Oriundi because he has enough Italians. He clearly says that the Oriundi aren't Italians, which means that those whose parents/grandparents are Italian, but weren't born and raised in Italy, aren't Italian.
This means that Camoranesi and Rossi, who are Oriundi, aren't Italian, and he doesn't count on them for the WC.
Also, according to Lippi, Vinman, Mark, Salvo and many others here aren't Italian
“The Oriundi? I’m not really looking at them very much, we have enough Italians.”
I'm guessing Lippi was talking about Amauri here, but first of all, Amauri isn't an oriundo. An oriundo is someone of Italian descent who was born and lived out of Italy (Usually South America) and then, as a grown man, came back to Italy and got an Italian passport.
Second, Lippi is saying that he doesn't need the Oriundi because he has enough Italians. He clearly says that the Oriundi aren't Italians, which means that those whose parents/grandparents are Italian, but weren't born and raised in Italy, aren't Italian.
This means that Camoranesi and Rossi, who are Oriundi, aren't Italian, and he doesn't count on them for the WC.
Also, according to Lippi, Vinman, Mark, Salvo and many others here aren't Italian
In English, this is what Lippi said:
“The Oriundi? I’m not really looking at them very much, we have enough Italians.”
I'm guessing Lippi was talking about Amauri here, but first of all, Amauri isn't an oriundo. An oriundo is someone of Italian descent who was born and lived out of Italy (Usually South America) and then, as a grown man, came back to Italy and got an Italian passport.
Second, Lippi is saying that he doesn't need the Oriundi because he has enough Italians. He clearly says that the Oriundi aren't Italians, which means that those whose parents/grandparents are Italian, but weren't born and raised in Italy, aren't Italian.
This means that Camoranesi and Rossi, who are Oriundi, aren't Italian, and he doesn't count on them for the WC.
Also, according to Lippi, Vinman, Mark, Salvo and many others here aren't Italian
“The Oriundi? I’m not really looking at them very much, we have enough Italians.”
I'm guessing Lippi was talking about Amauri here, but first of all, Amauri isn't an oriundo. An oriundo is someone of Italian descent who was born and lived out of Italy (Usually South America) and then, as a grown man, came back to Italy and got an Italian passport.
Second, Lippi is saying that he doesn't need the Oriundi because he has enough Italians. He clearly says that the Oriundi aren't Italians, which means that those whose parents/grandparents are Italian, but weren't born and raised in Italy, aren't Italian.
This means that Camoranesi and Rossi, who are Oriundi, aren't Italian, and he doesn't count on them for the WC.
Also, according to Lippi, Vinman, Mark, Salvo and many others here aren't Italian
