Amauri "The Immovable Object" Carvalho de Oliveira (15 Viewers)
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Amauri looks like a real nimrod when he plays.. I love how he comes and does his big deal hair shake and takes down a high ball with his chest control then waits for a defender to come close to him.. then he turns and falls for no reason and the defender takes the ball and starts a counter.
Or the classic, he has the ball and is running .. hair stupidly shaking with his glory and he keeps running... unable to see the pass and keeps running .. being closed down ....and then he drops his shoulder, ready to beat his man.. except he cant.. and runs into their legs and falls over .. losing the ball.
Or the classic, he has the ball and is running .. hair stupidly shaking with his glory and he keeps running... unable to see the pass and keeps running .. being closed down ....and then he drops his shoulder, ready to beat his man.. except he cant.. and runs into their legs and falls over .. losing the ball.
He needs to play further high at the 'F2' to succeed. As pointed out by Ranieri in the past, Amauri doesn't have the grit of the warrior. If the ball is played long to him at training sessions, 3 out of 7 times, it is not going to reach the end of the left foot.
His value in euros has declined a lot in the transfer market over the years; what a shame. In the current Juventus squad, I'd only give him a C-. If he plays a little bit more like Suker and uses the composure that is expected from the high level, he will score between 7-8 goals in the first half of the season if he is lucky enough, and that is not bad.
Delneri and his assistants wanted to sell him, but the technical team still has trust in Amauri. He has private sessions 3 times a week alone to improve fitness and finishing touch.
His value in euros has declined a lot in the transfer market over the years; what a shame. In the current Juventus squad, I'd only give him a C-. If he plays a little bit more like Suker and uses the composure that is expected from the high level, he will score between 7-8 goals in the first half of the season if he is lucky enough, and that is not bad.
Delneri and his assistants wanted to sell him, but the technical team still has trust in Amauri. He has private sessions 3 times a week alone to improve fitness and finishing touch.
