Fiore: Camoranesi should go (10 Viewers)

IncuboRossonero

Inferiority complex
Nov 16, 2003
7,039
#62
++ [ originally posted by fabiana ] ++
Argentina is like the south american Italy, so its not like he left an unknown country to play for Italy. He should have waited and Im sure he'd been called for the Argentina national team. If Fiore hates Camoranesi so much then he should fight for being a starter instead of saying stuff like that. I agree with the last comment gray said
The Italy of South America comment has no bearing in this arguement but I feel I'm not getting what your saying. Anyways, sometimes Canada-US is so simliar its scary but that doesn't mean its ok for Tony Meoli to suddendly be keeper for Canada. The fact that Argentina is like Italy has nothing to do with anything (if that is what you meant). They are independent nations..they are different nations....Argentina-Italy....Iceland-Italy....United States-Iran: regardless of similiarities they are different nations PERIOD. Beginning this bullshite will mean that all the Italians all over the world can come back to play for Italy?? Where does it end? Someone who is 2nd generation? 3rd Generation?? How do you distinguish if one is MORE Italian than the other??
Maradona was of Italian descent ...could he have played for Italy? Why not?? 2 generations...4 generations....whats the diff. at this point?
Kaka's family probably originates from Europe so can we trace his roots and could he have the option of playing for either or?? We not??
Its makes no fvckin sense whatsoever and defeats the whole purpose of having National Teams. Nations like Teams could "fish" around to see if any good players around have any home blood....maybe Italy could have linked Batistuta since he had Italian blood. Why shouldn't most African nations get African players in Europe? Why shouldn't Algeria have the right to Zidane??
 

IncuboRossonero

Inferiority complex
Nov 16, 2003
7,039
#63
++ [ originally posted by azzurri7 ] ++
Don Bes: interesting though how only FIORE is concerned about this: Agreed ...
Actually Toldo made this point over a year ago...

"I'll say just one thing - Italy is for Italians," Toldo said.

"I only hope this is an isolated incident with Camoranesi. The team must be representative of its national identity.

"To give the shirt to a foreigner, even if he has an Italian grandparent, is a delicate situation and has to be properly evaluated.

"If Camoranesi is chosen I will accept the decision, but it may be a problem for the supporters to identify with him."



http://www.wldcup.com/news/2003Feb/20030208_17011_world_soccer.html
 

Dragon

Senior Member
Apr 24, 2003
27,407
#64
++ [ originally posted by IncuboRossonero ] ++


The Italy of South America comment has no bearing in this arguement but I feel I'm not getting what your saying. Anyways, sometimes Canada-US is so simliar its scary but that doesn't mean its ok for Tony Meoli to suddendly be keeper for Canada. The fact that Argentina is like Italy has nothing to do with anything (if that is what you meant). They are independent nations..they are different nations....Argentina-Italy....Iceland-Italy....United States-Iran: regardless of similiarities they are different nations PERIOD. Beginning this bullshite will mean that all the Italians all over the world can come back to play for Italy?? Where does it end? Someone who is 2nd generation? 3rd Generation?? How do you distinguish if one is MORE Italian than the other??
Maradona was of Italian descent ...could he have played for Italy? Why not?? 2 generations...4 generations....whats the diff. at this point?
Kaka's family probably originates from Europe so can we trace his roots and could he have the option of playing for either or?? We not??
Its makes no fvckin sense whatsoever and defeats the whole purpose of having National Teams. Nations like Teams could "fish" around to see if any good players around have any home blood....maybe Italy could have linked Batistuta since he had Italian blood. Why shouldn't most African nations get African players in Europe? Why shouldn't Algeria have the right to Zidane??
I know what you mean and I agree with that, but I didnt compare Argentina and Italy for that reason. I dont really agree with players being naturalised so they can play for another national team that isnt theirs, but every rule has an exception.
I meant Argentina being the south american Italy because theyre one of the strongest teams in the continent and have very good players, and Camoranesi could be perfectly be playing with Argentina right now, its not like he is from Bolivia and is leaving a country with poor football to go to a good one (Italy)
 

Tom

The DJ
Oct 30, 2001
11,726
#65
I'm sorry but he's right. He's been infinitely more impressive than Camoranesi this year and should be playing. Just as delpiero shouldn't be playing, cannavaro shouldn't be playing, perotta-zanetti shouldn't be playing. Thats the way trap works and there's unfortunately for him sod all he can do about it.

If he wants to qualify for english citizenship we'll welcome him to our left flank though :D
 
Jan 7, 2004
29,704
#66
++ [ originally posted by IncuboRossonero ] ++


Actually Toldo made this point over a year ago...

"I'll say just one thing - Italy is for Italians," Toldo said.

"I only hope this is an isolated incident with Camoranesi. The team must be representative of its national identity.

"To give the shirt to a foreigner, even if he has an Italian grandparent, is a delicate situation and has to be properly evaluated.

"If Camoranesi is chosen I will accept the decision, but it may be a problem for the supporters to identify with him."



http://www.wldcup.com/news/2003Feb/20030208_17011_world_soccer.html

even though they feel the same way, toldo said it in a much more decent way
 

Kiko

Junior Member
Jun 2, 2003
236
#69
I just hope all of you remember what you've said about benched players complaining should DP get subbed by Cassano

No tension, am I right?
 

The Pado

Filthy Gobbo
Jul 12, 2002
9,939
#70
I know all the debate about the form of Del Piero, Cannavaro, and Camoranesi, but to suggest that these three superstars should be left on any bench is 100% shit. Thin about what you are saying. Del Piero on the the bench???? NO. Cannavaro on the bench? Who in Italy could replace him??? Please think before you post.
 

Kiko

Junior Member
Jun 2, 2003
236
#71
++ [ originally posted by Padovano ] ++
I know all the debate about the form of Del Piero, Cannavaro, and Camoranesi, but to suggest that these three superstars should be left on any bench is 100% shit. Thin about what you are saying. Del Piero on the the bench???? NO. Cannavaro on the bench? Who in Italy could replace him??? Please think before you post.
Dont get me wrong, I'm saying in the case DP would get benched for bad play and Cassano have a chance to play. The debate for the starting lineup is pretty well over in my opinion, only thing that's left to see is if Pirlo get's the nod(in which case I would be insanely suprised)

I'm just saying that all these people who are attacking Fiore and telling him to go back to Italy, fine; but remember what you said if DP get's benched. (I wouldnt want to call any of you hypocrits, now would I)
 

The Pado

Filthy Gobbo
Jul 12, 2002
9,939
#78
Fiore will play in this tournament, as he is deserving. But at the moment Camoranesi's form has won him the shirt, and we'll see if he can handle the pressure of the grand stage. I think he can. As for Del Piero - neither Denmark, Sweden, Bulgaria, England, Croatia, Switzerland, Greece, Russia, Czech, Latvia, nor Germany have a single player that has the footballing skills of Del Piero. That is why he is not on the bench.
 

Wings

Banter era connoiseur
Contributor
Jul 15, 2002
21,545
#79
Fiore has the right to say whatever he wants. I don't have an issue of him rejecting Camo but the manner in which he is doing it stinks to the high heavens. And his arrogance is unbelievable. I know Fiore is talented but Italy has a coach who does the selection & if he thinks Camo will do better then so be it. Fiore is being an ass & acting very selfishly.
 

IncuboRossonero

Inferiority complex
Nov 16, 2003
7,039
#80
I'm not getting into the Fiore-Camo starting arguement...I was just addressing the inclusion of non-Italians in the national team which I think is faulty. It was faulty when Italy did it in the 30's and won World Cups and it is faulty today. It defeats the whole notion of "nation" and "national players". Not happy with the keeper? Look around there must be a keeper of your country's origin around who can do a better job..but then what is the point of homegrown talent? What is the point of citizenship and belonging to a nation if Mr. X who has only been here a few years and happens to have a grandparent of the nations origin can overtake the place of a player who was born, raised and educated in the nation.
 

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