No, it was very obvious from the replay that roy keane had to breifly step on him because he lost balance. At least that was my view of it. He only tiptoed on him.
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Rossi Set For Promising Reds Career - Fergie
United's 18-year-old striker Giuseppe Rossi is earmarked for a bright Old Trafford future having made huge strides in the Reserves following his arrival from Parma in the summer.
Ten goals from 14 starts for United's Reserves has created a buzz around Rossi's development at Old Trafford.
The America-born striker, who holds an Italian passport, was recently instated in United's 25-man Champions League squad as recognition for his impressive performances this term.
His name has been increasingly mentioned among the precious but fervent few that travel to Reserve matches and those who watch the second string on MUTV.
"Giuseppe Rossi is improving all the time," enthuses Reds boss Sir Alex Ferguson. "He has got a bright future ahead of him.
"He is probably the coolest player at the club in terms of his play around the penalty box." Praise indeed.
"He is probably the coolest player at the club in terms of his play around the penalty box."
Sir Alex Ferguson
However, United captain Roy Keane, although acutely aware of the youngster's potential, recently counselled that undue pressure should not be placed on a talent very much in the development stage.
But it is difficult to keep the reins on such a precocious talent; a player that made two appearances as a 17-year-old for the Reds - against Crystal Palace and Arsenal in the League Cup - and one who continues to make inroads into the first-team.
"We had him in the squad for our match at Everton recently," added Ferguson. "He has an absolutely wonderful temperament for a striker."
United's 18-year-old striker Giuseppe Rossi is earmarked for a bright Old Trafford future having made huge strides in the Reserves following his arrival from Parma in the summer.
Ten goals from 14 starts for United's Reserves has created a buzz around Rossi's development at Old Trafford.
The America-born striker, who holds an Italian passport, was recently instated in United's 25-man Champions League squad as recognition for his impressive performances this term.
His name has been increasingly mentioned among the precious but fervent few that travel to Reserve matches and those who watch the second string on MUTV.
"Giuseppe Rossi is improving all the time," enthuses Reds boss Sir Alex Ferguson. "He has got a bright future ahead of him.
"He is probably the coolest player at the club in terms of his play around the penalty box." Praise indeed.
"He is probably the coolest player at the club in terms of his play around the penalty box."
Sir Alex Ferguson
However, United captain Roy Keane, although acutely aware of the youngster's potential, recently counselled that undue pressure should not be placed on a talent very much in the development stage.
But it is difficult to keep the reins on such a precocious talent; a player that made two appearances as a 17-year-old for the Reds - against Crystal Palace and Arsenal in the League Cup - and one who continues to make inroads into the first-team.
"We had him in the squad for our match at Everton recently," added Ferguson. "He has an absolutely wonderful temperament for a striker."
++ [ originally posted by Andy ] ++
Rossi should be playing for the United States. That is one thing I will never like about this kid even if he turns out to be a good player. Although I suppose I can't blame him for choosing the Azzurri.
Rossi should be playing for the United States. That is one thing I will never like about this kid even if he turns out to be a good player. Although I suppose I can't blame him for choosing the Azzurri.
How long did he live in the US? And besides you know Italians, dont change a bit no matter where they are.
++ [ originally posted by Blandest ] ++
Its so anal that someone named 'Giuseppe Rossi' would choose to play for Italy over the US?
How long did he live in the US? And besides you know Italians, dont change a bit no matter where they are.
Its so anal that someone named 'Giuseppe Rossi' would choose to play for Italy over the US?
How long did he live in the US? And besides you know Italians, dont change a bit no matter where they are.
Of course I'm just pissed that he did not decide to play for the US.
chxta: I never said anything of the sort. I don't think I even commented on Yildirim.