Felipe Melo (2 Viewers)

[delrey]

Arsenal Offer Juventus Straight Swap Deal Between Gael Clichy & Felipe Melo
I say no way. They have to give us some money plus

 

Buy on AliExpress.com

[Nicholas]

Word. Clichy is worth 10 Million tops.

 

[JBF]

It will be a rip off if we agree on such a deal. A 10m in cash is the minimum here unless they want to swap him with Cesc

 

[Ahmed]

Arsenal Offer Juventus Straight Swap Deal Between Gael Clichy & Felipe Melo
I say no way. They have to give us some money plus

what bullshit...Marotta will never agree to that.

 

[Albertmare]

Arsenal Offer Juventus Straight Swap Deal Between Gael Clichy & Felipe Melo
I say no way. They have to give us some money plus

Hahaha , Fred would cream his pant off .

not gonna happen though , fuck Clichy .

 

[giovanotti]

Hahaha , Fred would cream his pant off .

not gonna happen though , fuck Clichy .

Of course, they'll be dealing with Marotta.

 

[Quetzalcoatl]

Apparently Wenger was gonna throw Gallas into the deal but then he was informed that Secco is no longer with us.

 

[j0ker]

 

[Tommy]

[FONT=Arial,Helvetica,Geneva,Swiss,SunSans-Regular]Melo blames vuvuzelas for own goal[/FONT]

Monday 12 July, 2010​

[FONT=Arial,Helvetica,Geneva,Swiss,SunSans-Regular]Juventus midfielder Felipe Melo has blamed the vuvuzelas for the own goal he scored in Brazil's World Cup Quarter-Final against Holland.

Melo has been widely blamed for Brazil's premature exit from the competition and was even warned by Ronaldo not to holiday back home.

He had started the Quarter-Final in fine form, setting up Robinho for Brazil's opening goal with a stunning pass from midfield.

However, it all went down hill from then onwards as he got in Julio Cesar's way while defending a set-piece, which allowed Holland to equalise.

Melo then failed to pick up Wesley Sneijder who scored Holland's second goal and was sent off soon afterwards for stamping on Arjen Robben.

Brazil lost 2-1 and their World Cup dream was over.

Speaking to Rede Globo, Melo said: “I will not be a scapegoat in any way: it's seems that everything I have done has been negative.

“We are forgetting the good things like the assist I gave to Robinho and the good performances in the other games.

“I know that I share part of the blame for the defeat against Holland, but I know that I gave my best.”

When asked about the own goal, he said: “Julio Cesar called for the ball, but with the vuvuzelas it was difficult to hear.

“Now my only objective is that of returning to Juventus and doing a good job.” [/FONT]

 

[Ahmed]

makes sense.

 

[Hist]

no it doesn't. Everything he does is indeed negative or average at best. His red card is unjustifiable. His other performances where average.. Ramires did a better job when Melo wasnt on.

 

[Juventino[RUS]]

no it doesn't. Everything he does is indeed negative or average at best. His red card is unjustifiable. His other performances where average.. Ramires did a better job when Melo wasnt on.

GTFO please

 

[Buck Fuddy]

The noise does sound like a plausible reason / excuse, but him always minimising his own mistakes does become a bit tiresome.

 

[Juventino[RUS]]

look at ugly robben face and van der wiel can't believe that this is red card

 

[Gian]

The noise does sound like a plausible reason / excuse, but him always minimising his own mistakes does become a bit tiresome.

Couldn't agree more..

 

[X Æ A-12]

Melo's attitude sucks, he should just keep his mouth shut in front of the media.

 

[Art^]

Its the same story with Melo every time. He defends himself by pointing out all the good things he has done instead.

However, the owngoal wasn't his fault imo.

 

[only-juve]

The noise does sound like a plausible reason / excuse, but him always minimising his own mistakes does become a bit tiresome.

Its like watching a 10 year old, he should grow up a bit.

 

[Seven]

[FONT=Arial,Helvetica,Geneva,Swiss,SunSans-Regular]Melo blames vuvuzelas for own goal[/FONT]

Monday 12 July, 2010​

[FONT=Arial,Helvetica,Geneva,Swiss,SunSans-Regular]Juventus midfielder Felipe Melo has blamed the vuvuzelas for the own goal he scored in Brazil's World Cup Quarter-Final against Holland.

Melo has been widely blamed for Brazil's premature exit from the competition and was even warned by Ronaldo not to holiday back home.

He had started the Quarter-Final in fine form, setting up Robinho for Brazil's opening goal with a stunning pass from midfield.

However, it all went down hill from then onwards as he got in Julio Cesar's way while defending a set-piece, which allowed Holland to equalise.

Melo then failed to pick up Wesley Sneijder who scored Holland's second goal and was sent off soon afterwards for stamping on Arjen Robben.

Brazil lost 2-1 and their World Cup dream was over.

Speaking to Rede Globo, Melo said: “I will not be a scapegoat in any way: it's seems that everything I have done has been negative.

“We are forgetting the good things like the assist I gave to Robinho and the good performances in the other games.

“I know that I share part of the blame for the defeat against Holland, but I know that I gave my best.”

When asked about the own goal, he said: “Julio Cesar called for the ball, but with the vuvuzelas it was difficult to hear.
“Now my only objective is that of returning to Juventus and doing a good job.” [/FONT]

Now where are all you wankers who blamed Julio?

 

[Buck Fuddy]

Oh, it's still mostly Cesar's fault. No doubt about it.

If you come off your line as a keeper, you better make sure you catch the damn ball. Simple as that.
But in this case, Melo obviously did not make the situation any easier for his goalie.