Roberto Pereyra (17 Viewers)
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I know I misread part of your other post, my apologies, when I read it I saw defensive and NOT offiense, was reading on my phone. But my point is the same and this is another example. You criticize when it isn't necessary. You call into question the professional abilities of Pereyra whose job isn't too score goals but defend Llorente to the grave whose job IS TO SCORE goals but isn't. Your answer will be to give Llorente more time but Pereyra isn't Juve material, at least that's what I gather reading this post. 
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And I still love you fellow Americano
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And I still love you fellow Americano
I know I misread part of your other post, my apologies, when I read it I saw defensive and NOT offiense, was reading on my phone. But my point is the same and this is another example. You criticize when it isn't necessary. You call into question the professional abilities of Pereyra whose job isn't too score goals but defend Llorente to the grave whose job IS TO SCORE goals but isn't. Your answer will be to give Llorente more time but Pereyra isn't Juve material, at least that's what I gather reading this post.
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And I still love you fellow Americano
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And I still love you fellow Americano
That's not the point whether his job is to score goals or not. The point is he doesn't know two fucks about something as basic in Football as shooting a ball.
It's as basic as passing the ball, players learn it as a kid. When they get to Professionals they have to have mastered it or they would never make it. In countries like Brazil and Argentina only 1 in millions of kids get through the system and he's the one?
I try not to be too harsh on modern Football and it's many flaws but never forget those bastards are paid big money when they don't even learn how to kick a ball, it's irritating.
YET keep creating chances and i won't mind his flaws, just make us score goals.