Claudio Pizarro (3 Viewers)

Status
Not open for further replies.

Marc

Softcore Juventino
Jul 14, 2006
21,649
That's not entirely true. He is no HUGE troublemaker like Cassano, but he sometimes behaves like a diva (overrates himself), parties too much (well, if it works for him like for Adriano I have no problem with that :D ) and drives too fast (therefore losing his license multiple times and producing bad press). But in my opinion the negative outweighs the positive. If you can get a player like this with huge international experience for free, you should take him - especially in our situation.
Those are minor incidents, I can live with that. :D
 

Ahmedios

Senior Member
Nov 11, 2006
5,107
what????? hes never cause any trouble
Exactly my thought. :agree:

i thought we were a big club needs no crab and the left behinds of other teams that a point of view but.........................
pizzaro is a good add to the team but the only thing i hate in my life is that our goal scoreres wont be italian (trez,bojinov,pizzaro,klose,zalayeta)
We still have Del Piero, Palladino, Miccoli and Paolucci. :smoke:

Pizarro is Italian, his father is Italian, and he has an Italian passport.

Look up your stuff ROBERTO!
:rofl:
 

sateeh

Day Walker
Jul 28, 2003
8,020
Well although signing him would be very good for the team especially its depth...but from wat i seen from he didnt convince me that much.Hes certainly not at the level Trezi is, so he can't replace him and we dont want to bring him as a rotation player. As he wouldn't like that.
 

Ascension

Senior Member
Sep 16, 2005
1,882
Pizarro attracted by Juventus Monday 5 February, 2007

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Bayern Munich’s Claudio Pizarro has admitted that he would be tempted by a summer move to Juventus.

The Paraguayan has been associated with a switch to Turin in recent times and he’s ready to consider a transfer if an offer was made.

“I know that Juventus are interested in me and I would like to play my football in Italy,” the striker has stated.

“However, I’ve had no official contact with them.

“My agent has received a host of different offers and we will pick the best one which will suit my career plans.”

The Old Lady of Italian football are keen on the attacker given that he is presently available on a free transfer.

However, Pizarro – who former Juve player Andreas Moller has recommended – has failed to rule out signing a new deal with Bayern once his present one expires in June.

“If Bayern offer me a new deal then it must be in line with what I’m expecting,” he added. “Otherwise I will be free to look for a new club.”

Pizarro could be netted as an alternative for David Trezeguet who may quit the Bianconeri at the end of the season.

Channel 4
 
Status
Not open for further replies.

Users Who Are Viewing This Thread (Users: 0, Guests: 3)