Nationality debate (18 Viewers)
- Thread starter OmriK
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Hahaha.....and I always thought his Italian footballing blood had something to do with it. And his Parma youth academy time.
That's why there aren't any American world class players regardless of those american bitches, pitches, coaches and playmates. Because if thats what makes great players then certainly America would have tons by now eh?
There is of course the talented Adu, who really isn't American, so stop with the American whining already.
That's why there aren't any American world class players regardless of those american bitches, pitches, coaches and playmates. Because if thats what makes great players then certainly America would have tons by now eh?
There is of course the talented Adu, who really isn't American, so stop with the American whining already.
Hit us.. What do u think about Rossi's skills ? 
I love him.
Absolutely love the kid. I had heard about him and followed him since he was snapped up by Manchester United. Bottom line is, when a young American player gets the chance to move to such prestigious ranks, you simply have to follow him.
The kid is a worker, he's is the epitome of the "support striker", he has a decent nose for the goal, is very good and setting up the play, and unlike some players who are on the market for 80 million Euros (Ibra), Rossi actually scores goals in the Champions League.
To have this kind of experience, for Manu, helping to save Parma's ass two years ago, and then going to Villareal, all the while starring for the Under 21 team, AND seriously challenging for the national team, all by the age of 22, speaks volumes about this player.
Its not as if Italy is lacking in the forwards department, so you can take that any way that you like it.