Fabio Quagliarella (148 Viewers)
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Here's a question posed to Jack and the others who said Diego must suck because he supposedly wasn't trailed by other big clubs.
Fabio Quagliarella has been on loans and co-owns ever since he was at Torino. He was loaned to Samp from Udinese and went to Napoli. At every club he's been to, his goal to appearances ratio has always been around 1/3. That would be fine if he was a major creative force, which he isn't.
But if this guy was so good, then why hasn't he been pursued by other clubs? Why has he been on loans and co-owns his entire career? Surely if we can use this standard towards Diego and Giovinco, then Quag should be called out, too. But he isn't. Why?
Well, because he now plays for Juventus, of course.
People need to see through this BS. Too bad they won't. Typical tribal mentality once again.
Fabio Quagliarella has been on loans and co-owns ever since he was at Torino. He was loaned to Samp from Udinese and went to Napoli. At every club he's been to, his goal to appearances ratio has always been around 1/3. That would be fine if he was a major creative force, which he isn't.
But if this guy was so good, then why hasn't he been pursued by other clubs? Why has he been on loans and co-owns his entire career? Surely if we can use this standard towards Diego and Giovinco, then Quag should be called out, too. But he isn't. Why?
Well, because he now plays for Juventus, of course.
People need to see through this BS. Too bad they won't. Typical tribal mentality once again.
That's a valid opinion. I can see that, I guess. But still, it's absolutely pathetic the double standards players receive from the hopers, dreamers and faithers. Pathetic bunch who are probably some of the most subjective folks I've ever seen, much like Manure and Barca fans. Those groups are despised yet many Juve fans are just as bad as they are when it comes to irrational BS.
The Oracle has spoken.
I don't really get what the point of your co-ownership and loan argument is, although I don't think you really appreciate how the co-ownership system works so that's not surprising. Quagliarella was loaned out between the ages of 19 and 21, shocker. Early in his Udinese career he was co-owned out to a smaller Serie A team, again very normal for how they operate, and he impressed enough for Sampdoria to purchase that half. This is where he grows as a player, goes on to play regularly for Udinese and then to Napoli who pay close to €18m in total for him. Look at that profit for Udinese! Now he is at Juventus. This is the story of dozens of players around Italy. We talk again and again about how the system works with young players and then you start trying to discredit Quagliarella as a player by saying he can't be good because he has been 'loaned and co-owned his whole career'. Only a minority of players in Serie A stay at their team when they have been bought at a young age.
I don't really get what the point of your co-ownership and loan argument is, although I don't think you really appreciate how the co-ownership system works so that's not surprising. Quagliarella was loaned out between the ages of 19 and 21, shocker. Early in his Udinese career he was co-owned out to a smaller Serie A team, again very normal for how they operate, and he impressed enough for Sampdoria to purchase that half. This is where he grows as a player, goes on to play regularly for Udinese and then to Napoli who pay close to €18m in total for him. Look at that profit for Udinese! Now he is at Juventus. This is the story of dozens of players around Italy. We talk again and again about how the system works with young players and then you start trying to discredit Quagliarella as a player by saying he can't be good because he has been 'loaned and co-owned his whole career'. Only a minority of players in Serie A stay at their team when they have been bought at a young age.
'The truth will out on Quaglia' Tuesday 31 August, 2010
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Napoli President Aurelio De Laurentiis has promised to reveal the reasons why he sold Fabio Quagliarella to Juventus.
The move caused a great deal of shock last week, not least among Napoli supporters because Quagliarella was a hometown hero.
“By now Quagliarella is the past,” De Laurentiis said. “But someone will say their piece on this question in the next few weeks.
“I am always thinking about the future, never about the past.”
When asked about how he left his relationship with Quagliarella, De Laurentiis told Sky Italia: “We left it with him going to Juventus.
“I think that feelings for someone come quickly or they don't come at all. Someone has said that in the next few weeks they'll say their piece on this question. As a man of cinema, I don't want to ruin the surprise,” he smiled.
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Napoli President Aurelio De Laurentiis has promised to reveal the reasons why he sold Fabio Quagliarella to Juventus.
The move caused a great deal of shock last week, not least among Napoli supporters because Quagliarella was a hometown hero.
“By now Quagliarella is the past,” De Laurentiis said. “But someone will say their piece on this question in the next few weeks.
“I am always thinking about the future, never about the past.”
When asked about how he left his relationship with Quagliarella, De Laurentiis told Sky Italia: “We left it with him going to Juventus.
“I think that feelings for someone come quickly or they don't come at all. Someone has said that in the next few weeks they'll say their piece on this question. As a man of cinema, I don't want to ruin the surprise,” he smiled.
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