Mauro Camoranesi (105 Viewers)
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That's mainly because you, my dear friend, are a blatant moron. You can say whatever you want, but it wasn't you running those laps around the football pitch ever since you were 5. Camoranesi's absolutely right. He worked his ass off to get where he is now and he doesn't deserve to play in Serie B. Del Piero and co want to stay and they're doing us a big favour. Camoranesi has other ideals and should have been allowed to leave as he indeed does not have to pay for other people's crimes.
Hey - I am new to threads and such but I just have to say - this animal cost the match against Napoli in the Coppa no? He was clearly aggrieved at having to stay, came straight on - first game for him of the season - and started charging around like an imbecile!
I can't understand why a player with so little regard for his behaviour gets any defense from you. He only stayed BECAUSE HE WAS FORCED! And lets not forget a Coppa run might have led to Europe repeat might and I know the squad is often stretched enough.
But still, this is a "modern professional player" not worth mentioning in the same breath as Buffon, DelPiero or Nedved.
I can't understand why a player with so little regard for his behaviour gets any defense from you. He only stayed BECAUSE HE WAS FORCED! And lets not forget a Coppa run might have led to Europe repeat might and I know the squad is often stretched enough.
But still, this is a "modern professional player" not worth mentioning in the same breath as Buffon, DelPiero or Nedved.
I don't know why people react so harsh on Camoranesi. I understand every word he said and it wasn't the first time he said these things.
He fought with his teammates on the pitch and due to actions of certain officials he not only lost the results of his hard work (2 Scudetti) but has to play in Serie B now. As a 30-year-old midfielder you don't have many years left to play one the highest level. So this is very frustrating for him. Plus, he had the chance to play for Lyon and to win championships and maybe even CL.
He fought with his teammates on the pitch and due to actions of certain officials he not only lost the results of his hard work (2 Scudetti) but has to play in Serie B now. As a 30-year-old midfielder you don't have many years left to play one the highest level. So this is very frustrating for him. Plus, he had the chance to play for Lyon and to win championships and maybe even CL.
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i dont know if he was forced cuz i thought he stayed on his own accord. but nevertheless if he was indeed forced than he has more of the right to be disgruntled and complacent. he is not a detriment to the club, do not forget that he helped win scudetti and that he as a person has the right to do what makes himself happy in life. he has the ability and skill to still play at a higher level than B, it is not for us to judge whether he is good or bad for leaving. we as fans should not judge him for that.
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i dont know if he was forced cuz i thought he stayed on his own accord. but nevertheless if he was indeed forced than he has more of the right to be disgruntled and complacent. he is not a detriment to the club, do not forget that he helped win scudetti and that he as a person has the right to do what makes himself happy in life. he has the ability and skill to still play at a higher level than B, it is not for us to judge whether he is good or bad for leaving. we as fans should not judge him for that.
Do you people expect all players to act as robots in interviews? "I am enjoying my time here, I love the club, the players, flower power and peace for all"?
Mauro's at least being honest, and I understand his frustration. Imagine working for a company, and then another one gives you a better offer. Do I even have to ask whether you would take it or not? Don't forget that footballer is a profession. He did not go on a strike like Ibrahimovic, but instead he is playing week in and out and honouring his contract in a league way below his ability. Interesting that players like Cannavaro and Zambrotta who left but who said what the fans wanted to hear (truth or not, we'll never know), are treated as saints.
Hypocrites.
Mauro's at least being honest, and I understand his frustration. Imagine working for a company, and then another one gives you a better offer. Do I even have to ask whether you would take it or not? Don't forget that footballer is a profession. He did not go on a strike like Ibrahimovic, but instead he is playing week in and out and honouring his contract in a league way below his ability. Interesting that players like Cannavaro and Zambrotta who left but who said what the fans wanted to hear (truth or not, we'll never know), are treated as saints.
Hypocrites.
Thx for the welcome.
Yeah I see all of your points I just feel that these guys are paid a good deal of money to do a job for the club. We support them with nothing in return and it casts a poor light on him to 'accept' serie b and then continually cause angst on or off the pitch.
As you guys say at least he is honest. I too care little for Emerson or Canna's words after the fact. Canna, Zambro, Emerson and Thuram left so quickly there can be little doubt that the club was already moving to shift them before the verdicts were finalized.
I just really hated his showing against Napoli I guess. Made me so mad! I thought we were done with that sort of thing when Davids finally left.
Yeah I see all of your points I just feel that these guys are paid a good deal of money to do a job for the club. We support them with nothing in return and it casts a poor light on him to 'accept' serie b and then continually cause angst on or off the pitch.
As you guys say at least he is honest. I too care little for Emerson or Canna's words after the fact. Canna, Zambro, Emerson and Thuram left so quickly there can be little doubt that the club was already moving to shift them before the verdicts were finalized.
I just really hated his showing against Napoli I guess. Made me so mad! I thought we were done with that sort of thing when Davids finally left.
Cobolli Gigli, interviewed at Milan prior to a Lega Calcio meeting, also calmed the storm provoked by some statements attributed to Juve winger Mauro Camoranesi yesterday.
“Those declarations were from last November and then initially published in December,” underlined the Juventus chief.
“[Sporting director] Alessio Secco already discussed the issue with the player when the statements were fresh.
“It’s old news and Camoranesi is now really working hard in our shirt and in the Azzurri jersey.”
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so, it seems the first option is more possible...
“Those declarations were from last November and then initially published in December,” underlined the Juventus chief.
“[Sporting director] Alessio Secco already discussed the issue with the player when the statements were fresh.
“It’s old news and Camoranesi is now really working hard in our shirt and in the Azzurri jersey.”
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so, it seems the first option is more possible...
He should have got a relegation release clause put in his contract. It's just his bad luck that the club needs him badly. While normally I wouldn't keep players against their will, this season is clearly exceptional circumstances.
Think it is unprofessional of him to make it public and he should be sold in the summer and be thanked for his work this season but I wouldn't be sad to see him go.
I totally agree with you. Camoranesi did not give up on his team and moved on together with them. I really admire him for his honesty and for putting up with what he believes in! He surely has come a long way and we must respect him. As for calling him names, its better to analyse the situation than blaming his honesty! cheers to Camo! :toast: