Amauri "The Immovable Object" Carvalho de Oliveira (146 Viewers)
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So basically, Amauri scoring and getting Parma good results will result in Giovinco staying there while him not doing well will mean him not getting sold at all.
I suppose the reasonable thing to hope for would him performing well, but not to the extent that Parma will avoid relegation. Let him do well, but not that well.
Let's get Gio back here.
I suppose the reasonable thing to hope for would him performing well, but not to the extent that Parma will avoid relegation. Let him do well, but not that well.
Let's get Gio back here.
Amauri: I'll keep Parma up
Amauri has promised to keep Parma in the top flight after scoring two very important goals against Roma at the weekend.
The 30-year-old, who is on loan from Juventus, inspired a comeback from 2-0 down at the Olimpico, scoring a wonderful volleyed back heel.
His scrappy second ensured that Parma came away from the capital with a precious point, which keeps their hopes of survival alive.
Speaking to La Gazzetta dello Sport, he said: “Pasquale Marino did well. During the interval he gave us a spark.
“I have a debt with everyone at Parma and I would like to repay it by scoring goals and giving a ruthlessness to a very technical but also inexperienced team.
“We will survive.
“I had got to know Sebastian Giovinco and Andrea Candreva at Juve. I had spent time with Cristian Zaccardo and Marco Pisano at Palermo.
“Alessandro Lucarelli was with me at Piacenza.”
Asked to reveal why he chose to stay in Italy, Amauri said: “I didn't have any attractive offers. And then Parma President Tommaso Ghirardi was very convincing.
“I understood that he wasn't bluffing and now I must thank him again. Ghirardi and Pietro Leonardi believed in me when it wasn't easy,” he concluded.
Amauri has promised to keep Parma in the top flight after scoring two very important goals against Roma at the weekend.
The 30-year-old, who is on loan from Juventus, inspired a comeback from 2-0 down at the Olimpico, scoring a wonderful volleyed back heel.
His scrappy second ensured that Parma came away from the capital with a precious point, which keeps their hopes of survival alive.
Speaking to La Gazzetta dello Sport, he said: “Pasquale Marino did well. During the interval he gave us a spark.
“I have a debt with everyone at Parma and I would like to repay it by scoring goals and giving a ruthlessness to a very technical but also inexperienced team.
“We will survive.
“I had got to know Sebastian Giovinco and Andrea Candreva at Juve. I had spent time with Cristian Zaccardo and Marco Pisano at Palermo.
“Alessandro Lucarelli was with me at Piacenza.”
Asked to reveal why he chose to stay in Italy, Amauri said: “I didn't have any attractive offers. And then Parma President Tommaso Ghirardi was very convincing.
“I understood that he wasn't bluffing and now I must thank him again. Ghirardi and Pietro Leonardi believed in me when it wasn't easy,” he concluded.