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Very hard to judge him properly until he is paired next to a prima punta, but I think he was quite OK last night nothing spectacular, but not as shit as the braindeads on this forum would have you believe. He spread the ball around, made himself a nuisance in the box, and even though it was a tap in, got a goal on his home debut. He's actually quite pacey too which surprised me. I think he'll work really well next to someone like Amauri.
But, again, dont expect many people on here to give the credit he deserves if he plays well because he's "Diegos replacement". Its how it works around these parts I see.
But, again, dont expect many people on here to give the credit he deserves if he plays well because he's "Diegos replacement". Its how it works around these parts I see.
Fabio Quagliarella Believes Juventus Need Time To Gel
Juventus striker Fabio Quagliarella has admitted the Bianconeri will need time to gel as a unit.
After only one point from two matches, the forward believes the team will improve as the season continues.
"It is a shame that we couldn't claim the three points, despite playing a great second half," Quagliarella told Tuttosport. "Football is like this, and we will continue to improve as a team.
"The players all want to do well. Personally speaking, I am satisfied with my performance, as I was able to score.
"I have only played alongside [Alessandro] Del Piero in the national team. The same with Amauri and [Vincenzo] Iaquinta. It will take time to become accustomed to one another.
"The important thing is to find form, seeing that many players were unable to train with the coach."
Quagliarella is cup-tied and will be unavailable to play for the Turin giants in the Europa League against Lech Poznan.
"I hope the side can do well," Quagliarella said. "I won't be able to play and will suffer on the sidelines."
http://www.goal.com/en/news/10/ital...agliarella-believes-juventus-need-time-to-gel
Juventus striker Fabio Quagliarella has admitted the Bianconeri will need time to gel as a unit.
After only one point from two matches, the forward believes the team will improve as the season continues.
"It is a shame that we couldn't claim the three points, despite playing a great second half," Quagliarella told Tuttosport. "Football is like this, and we will continue to improve as a team.
"The players all want to do well. Personally speaking, I am satisfied with my performance, as I was able to score.
"I have only played alongside [Alessandro] Del Piero in the national team. The same with Amauri and [Vincenzo] Iaquinta. It will take time to become accustomed to one another.
"The important thing is to find form, seeing that many players were unable to train with the coach."
Quagliarella is cup-tied and will be unavailable to play for the Turin giants in the Europa League against Lech Poznan.
"I hope the side can do well," Quagliarella said. "I won't be able to play and will suffer on the sidelines."
http://www.goal.com/en/news/10/ital...agliarella-believes-juventus-need-time-to-gel
Quaglia: Juve are everything to me
Friday 17 September, 2010
Fabio Quagliarella still can't get over the fact he is a Juventus player, insisting that it represents the maximum for him.
The 27-year-old striker moved to Turin earlier this summer in a surprise move from his hometown club Napoli.
Quagliarella scored on his home debut in Serie A, but admits it will take time for Juventus' new recruits to settle in.
Interviewed on the Juventus Channel, he said: “It's a exceptional group here. There are new players with the desire to put themselves on show and do well, even if many of them are already well known.
“The mister knows what he wants. We must be clever at absorbing his ideas as soon as possible.
“Arriving at a top club for any player is an immense satisfaction. Being followed by such an important club is a great satisfaction and I hope to give a lot of satisfaction also to Juventus.
“Personally this adventure has started well. I cared a lot about it. I cared about starting the season in the best of ways in front of our fans.”
Quagliarella then gave his reaction to this weekend's game against his former club Udinese.
“It's true, it will be a special game in Udine. I spent two great years with the club and the fans. I have a pleasant memory.”
http://www.football-italia.net/sep17m.html
Friday 17 September, 2010
Fabio Quagliarella still can't get over the fact he is a Juventus player, insisting that it represents the maximum for him.
The 27-year-old striker moved to Turin earlier this summer in a surprise move from his hometown club Napoli.
Quagliarella scored on his home debut in Serie A, but admits it will take time for Juventus' new recruits to settle in.
Interviewed on the Juventus Channel, he said: “It's a exceptional group here. There are new players with the desire to put themselves on show and do well, even if many of them are already well known.
“The mister knows what he wants. We must be clever at absorbing his ideas as soon as possible.
“Arriving at a top club for any player is an immense satisfaction. Being followed by such an important club is a great satisfaction and I hope to give a lot of satisfaction also to Juventus.
“Personally this adventure has started well. I cared a lot about it. I cared about starting the season in the best of ways in front of our fans.”
Quagliarella then gave his reaction to this weekend's game against his former club Udinese.
“It's true, it will be a special game in Udine. I spent two great years with the club and the fans. I have a pleasant memory.”
http://www.football-italia.net/sep17m.html
