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Delle Alpi

Delle Alpi

Chemical Dean
#225
May 26, 2009
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#225
Dule90 said:
Yes, but are talking about Italian talents. I refuse to believe that out of all schools from every single team, there hasn't been any player worth of playing or buying. Manchester bought two Roma's kids that are supposed to be great and now they chase more of them.



Explain this. How many chances did we give to Marrone, Ekdal, Immobile, Rossi, Iago? Who exactly gives them those chances? I know some great potential that Roma had, he was loaned out to some Serie B team but despite his talent and everything he was kept on the bench. Some guy who was over 30 played instead of him and he was never given a chance, even in that shit club. So who offers them those chances?

18yo Messi wouldn't be placed in any Serie A team, neither would C.Ronaldo at that age simply because they are young and don't posses so hailed experience. You know what some guy said when Menez moved to Roma? He said he was too young for Serie A and how he should've stayed at France for two more season. To make things worse, he was/is some kind of expert. Giovinco is an example of destroying.

I refuse to believe that NO talents were born in Italy that had one of the (and still is in the top) strongest teams in the World.
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There hasn't been a great deal of young Italian talent lately. This generation is utterly poor if you compare it to the 90's. A lot of the young players are over hyped by the media and some of the fans. Balotelli is young and Italian, but he started for Inter and was able to perform on top level. He was given plenty of chances. If a player is not performing then he won't get time, simple as that. you can't keep giving playing time to players that are under performing.

How did you come to conclusion that neither Messi nor C. Ronaldo would play at a young age in Serie A?

How is Jovetic, Pato, Pastore and etc are different?

If you talented and capable of translating this talent on the pitch with great performances on a consistent basis, then you will get the minutes.
 
suligodsilla

suligodsilla

Robocop
#226
Jun 7, 2003
3,496
#226
Delle Alpi said:
There hasn't been a great deal of young Italian talent lately. This generation is utterly poor if you compare it to the 90's. A lot of the young players are over hyped by the media and some of the fans. Balotelli is young and Italian, but he started for Inter and was able to perform on top level. He was given plenty of chances. If a player is not performing then he won't get time, simple as that. you can't keep giving playing time to players that are under performing.

How did you come to conclusion that neither Messi nor C. Ronaldo would play at a young age in Serie A?

How is Jovetic, Pato, Pastore and etc are different?

If you talented and capable of translating this talent on the pitch with great performances on a consistent basis, then you will get the minutes.
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:tup:

nobody destroyed giovinco. he couldnt prove himself. basta.
 
Dostoevsky

Dostoevsky

Tzu
Administrator
#228
May 27, 2007
88,980
#228
Suligol said:
:tup:

nobody destroyed giovinco. he couldnt prove himself. basta.
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You mean that one season he actually played? The one where he had 1317 minutes on the pitch and when he had 8 assists? FYI only Del Piero had more assists than him (while Alex had 2000 minutes more on the pitch). Whenever given a chance, he did something and it was clear.

So what happened later?
 
Delle Alpi

Delle Alpi

Chemical Dean
#229
May 26, 2009
8,679
#229
Dule90 said:
You mean that one season he actually played? The one where he had 1317 minutes on the pitch and when he had 8 assists? FYI only Del Piero had more assists than him (while Alex had 2000 minutes more on the pitch). Whenever given a chance, he did something and it was clear.

So what happened later?
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but Giovinco was playing on the flank, and he was asked to track back and help the LB, he wasn't capable of doing so. The coaches at Juve wanted him to support the back 4, he failed, so he sat on the bench. You could blame the coaches for utilizing him in the best way, but the man just wasn't up to standards when it came to tactical awareness. Technically he h
as always been great.
 
suligodsilla

suligodsilla

Robocop
#230
Jun 7, 2003
3,496
#230
Dule90 said:
You mean that one season he actually played? The one where he had 1317 minutes on the pitch and when he had 8 assists? FYI only Del Piero had more assists than him (while Alex had 2000 minutes more on the pitch). Whenever given a chance, he did something and it was clear.

So what happened later?
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he was too good. juve couldnt stand that so we destroyed his career. lets be serious ferrara would have given him the chance but gio was injuried all the time and then blasting everybody why he isnt playing. always searched the fault on other guys. marchisio is also playing for us week for week, so dont tell me this bullshit conspiracy against gio. he is just a labil person who cant stand the pressure i know last year when diego was injuried he played sucked and said himself after that the match that he isnt ready yet. he talks to much.
 
vevenom

vevenom

Junior Member
#237
Feb 2, 2011
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#237
I say put huge effort into those 2 and make them substitutes for easier Juve games and see how they cut out.... Before you know it we might have new Capitano coming ;)
 
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