Marco Borriello (6 Viewers)
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Is it? I'd rather take a risk on a player capable of world class performances than signing a mediocre one.
Sure, he backfired. Shit happens, but the point stands.
Sure, he backfired. Shit happens, but the point stands.
Borrigol is costing us 0.5 M and I bet he'll do better than el niño.
take a chance?? 4th most expensive player ever, dude thats not taking a chance thats taking the 4th biggest cock up your ass with no lube lol
4th most expensive player ever, dude thats not taking a chance thats taking the 4th biggest cock up your ass with no lube lol
Buut, it's not my money.
Torres had been done for a long time before Chelsea got him. Spending more than 50 million pounds on a shitty Spanish cereal was very smart
Borrigol is costing us 0.5 M and I bet he'll do better than el niño.
Borrigol is costing us 0.5 M and I bet he'll do better than el niño.
Lets put it this way, would you rather sign Tevez for say 22m or Borrielo for 0.5m? And let's say Tevez chokes, would you regret having taken that risk instead of buying Borrielo?
Francesco Totti has sent a message of support to Marco Borriello following the completion of his loan move from Roma to Juventus.
The striker joined the Turin giants yesterday in a €500,000 deal and he could be signed outright at the end of the season for a further €8m.
“Marco is a strong guy, he has character and he’s not afraid of anybody,” the Roma captain wrote on his website.
“I and the whole squad want to wish him well for his new adventure. He’s left us, but he’ll always be with us.”
Borriello was only signed outright by the Giallorossi in the summer from Milan, but he wasn’t in the plans of Luis Enrique.
Despite being an Italian international, not all are convinced by Juve’s move to net the former Genoa man.
“Borriello is a player of a certain level, not a top player, but he’ll be of use to Juve,” former Old Lady striker Pietro Anastasi told Radio Sportiva.
“I do not think, however, that he will be able to make a difference in the long run.
“Saying that, this move will be a good stage for the player to show Milan and Roma that they were wrong about him.
“I hope he can do what Andrea Pirlo has done after arriving in Turin.”
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Totti speaking like he is sure that Bori will never come back
The striker joined the Turin giants yesterday in a €500,000 deal and he could be signed outright at the end of the season for a further €8m.
“Marco is a strong guy, he has character and he’s not afraid of anybody,” the Roma captain wrote on his website.
“I and the whole squad want to wish him well for his new adventure. He’s left us, but he’ll always be with us.”
Borriello was only signed outright by the Giallorossi in the summer from Milan, but he wasn’t in the plans of Luis Enrique.
Despite being an Italian international, not all are convinced by Juve’s move to net the former Genoa man.
“Borriello is a player of a certain level, not a top player, but he’ll be of use to Juve,” former Old Lady striker Pietro Anastasi told Radio Sportiva.
“I do not think, however, that he will be able to make a difference in the long run.
“Saying that, this move will be a good stage for the player to show Milan and Roma that they were wrong about him.
“I hope he can do what Andrea Pirlo has done after arriving in Turin.”
FI
Totti speaking like he is sure that Bori will never come back
