Cannavaro reveals his desire to return home! (1 Viewer)
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I'm really sick of all this whinings about home an returning ti Italy and Juve. What are they thinking that they can return to juve whenever they wants and we will welcome them with open arms. I say f*ck them all even if some of them would be good to have back, but I still say hell no. They left us when we needed them most, and now when their careers are going downhill they want to return. With all admiraton i have to Cannavaro he is now true crap and I don't want him back even if that means wee gonna play Boum for next 5 years.
And yeah, Cannavaro please go to Chelsea and make company to Shevchenko on the bench.
And yeah, Cannavaro please go to Chelsea and make company to Shevchenko on the bench.
Agree and Disagree. I'm not going to say that Cannavaro is a coward, since he just played two seasons in Juve and I think he hasn't got that feeling towards the club. At least, he's shown some commitment to the club after his departure when he said that Juve are a great team and never deserved what had happened.
But the one who must be blamed more than Canna is Zambrotta and we all know the rest of the story.
But the one who must be blamed more than Canna is Zambrotta and we all know the rest of the story.
Chelsea agree terms with Real Madrid's Cannavaro
tribalfooball.com - January 27, 2007
Chelsea have agreed a shock deal for Real Madrid veteran defender Fabio Cannavaro.
The Sunday Times says Chelsea has agreed in principle a salary of £3.4million with the Italy defender and has been told by Real Madrid's current administration that it will not stand in the way of a summer transfer.
The deal has been done without Jose Mourinho's involvement, the Blues boss blocked a summer move for the World Cup winning captain.
Cannavaro will be the first recruit of a "London Galactico" transfer policy that Roman Abramovich has long wanted to enforce at his club, but has seen stymied by Mourinho's reluctance to work with older, more storied players.
tribalfooball.com - January 27, 2007
Chelsea have agreed a shock deal for Real Madrid veteran defender Fabio Cannavaro.
The Sunday Times says Chelsea has agreed in principle a salary of £3.4million with the Italy defender and has been told by Real Madrid's current administration that it will not stand in the way of a summer transfer.
The deal has been done without Jose Mourinho's involvement, the Blues boss blocked a summer move for the World Cup winning captain.
Cannavaro will be the first recruit of a "London Galactico" transfer policy that Roman Abramovich has long wanted to enforce at his club, but has seen stymied by Mourinho's reluctance to work with older, more storied players.
u sure it's official?