Ok, there is something I noticed and I might be way off the mark, but I want to ask something the guys who seem to be pro-Rossi the most.
So...
AFL_ITALIA
Joe
Juve Vinny
lev lucien
AndreaCristiano
1. How many of you have Italian roots?
2. How many of you are from the USA?
3. How many of you support the Azzurri and prefer them to the NT of the country you live in?
I expect only one negative answer in only one of the questions, but I could be wrong.
So...
AFL_ITALIA
Joe
Juve Vinny
lev lucien
AndreaCristiano
1. How many of you have Italian roots?
2. How many of you are from the USA?
3. How many of you support the Azzurri and prefer them to the NT of the country you live in?
I expect only one negative answer in only one of the questions, but I could be wrong.
2) No
3) Yes. My story is almost like Rossi. I was born in Canada while my parents were visiting family here in Toronto. I was a premature baby. I spent alot of my childhood and adolescent years in Italy, but moved to Toronto later on. I have both an Italian and Canadian citizenship, I consider myself 100% Canadian, and 100% Italian. Therefore I believe I have the right to cheer for both of my teams.
This is pretty much the same case for Rossi.
Rossi is a quality player, yes Aguero is better, but if we had to resort to Rossi as an alternative I'd be more than happy. He'd bring quality to our attack, and people who have this stupid ass bias that he is a "traitor" should see the bigger picture and what he can do for our club.
