Fabio Quagliarella (55 Viewers)

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Jem83

Jem83

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Ahmed said:
reported this ages ago :stuckup :guru:
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My apologies.

RAMI¹⁰;3619984 said:
Based on this season?!
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Based on the overall picture. The player he is, his skills, his professionalism. I just find him awesome, and I happen to think that he's the most dangerous striker we have. He's slowly coming back to his 2010-form now, and as he is only 28, I think it's a wise decision to keep him.
 
RAMI-N

RAMI-N

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Jem83 said:
My apologies.



Based on the overall picture. The player he is, his skills, his professionalism. I just find him awesome, and I happen to think that he's the most dangerous striker we have. He's slowly coming back to his 2010-form now, and as he is only 28, I think it's a wise decision to keep him.
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I like him a lot and I believe he'll recapture his old form... I also think it's wise to keep him.
I was only mentioning this season, as he only started playing well lately... :tup:
 

adriano_c

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May 26, 2009
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Jem83 said:
My apologies.



Based on the overall picture. The player he is, his skills, his professionalism. I just find him awesome, and I happen to think that he's the most dangerous striker we have. He's slowly coming back to his 2010-form now, and as he is only 28, I think it's a wise decision to keep him.
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Turned 29 a few months ago (January).

31.5 when contract expires in '14, now 32.5 if it's extended a further year.

Not really a big deal, I guess.
 
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