I know, his been doing well for both the under 21 and piancenza he was man of the match yesterday he reminds me of gattuso and he has an amazing shot we should mos def bring he back.
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Excuse me, but what WC are you talking about? Nocerino didn´t play in WC... 
He could be talking about the U-19 or 21 or whatever it was. Or possibly the Beach Soccer World Cup
or the I don't want Birindelli, Kovac, Tudor, Giannichedda, Bojinov, Mirante, Piccolo, Trezeguet, Boumsong, Guzman, Olivera, Zalayeta, Miccoli, Legrottaglie, Zebina, Kapo, Tacchinardi, Blasi...to Juve anymore thread.
Stuttgart: 'hands off Gomez'
Stuttgart general manager Horst Heldt has issued a 'hands-off' warning to potential suitors of on-fire striker Mario Gomez.
Interest in the talented youngster is rocketing, with both Arsenal and Juventus reportedly interested in taking him away from the Gottlieb-Daimler-Stadion.
But the Bundesliga high-flyers are adamant their prize asset will not be sold, for any amount.
"We won't sell him, not even 25 million euros," Heldt said. "Mario is 21-years-old, he has a great contract here and he knows exactly where he can develop in the best way."
The former Germany Under-21 international is rapidly becoming one of the hottest properties in European football, and his scintillating recent form saw him make the step up to full international honours at the beginning of the month
Gomez marked that milestone - a friendly against Switzerland - with a goal to cap a memorable week after he had overtaken Miroslav Klose as the Bundesliga's top scorer with his 13th goal of the season.
But despite the clamour for him, Gomez remains committed to his club: "I am totally concentrated on the Bundesliga, and I will become a better player in Stuttgart," he said.
Stuttgart coach Armin Veh said: "Mario has made great improvements, but he has still potential."
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Stuttgart general manager Horst Heldt has issued a 'hands-off' warning to potential suitors of on-fire striker Mario Gomez.
Interest in the talented youngster is rocketing, with both Arsenal and Juventus reportedly interested in taking him away from the Gottlieb-Daimler-Stadion.
But the Bundesliga high-flyers are adamant their prize asset will not be sold, for any amount.
"We won't sell him, not even 25 million euros," Heldt said. "Mario is 21-years-old, he has a great contract here and he knows exactly where he can develop in the best way."
The former Germany Under-21 international is rapidly becoming one of the hottest properties in European football, and his scintillating recent form saw him make the step up to full international honours at the beginning of the month
Gomez marked that milestone - a friendly against Switzerland - with a goal to cap a memorable week after he had overtaken Miroslav Klose as the Bundesliga's top scorer with his 13th goal of the season.
But despite the clamour for him, Gomez remains committed to his club: "I am totally concentrated on the Bundesliga, and I will become a better player in Stuttgart," he said.
Stuttgart coach Armin Veh said: "Mario has made great improvements, but he has still potential."
Eurosport
Juventus: ecco le stelle per il futuro bianconero.
Juve:una coppia di fratelli rinforzerai bianconeri?
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Juve:una coppia di fratelli rinforzerai bianconeri?
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