I think if Empoli manage to stay in serie A, we can expect Gio to win it granted Milan failto qualify to the CL. If Milan do qualify to the C.L, expect Pato to win it.
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They have basically scored the same amount of goals, and Giovinco is a midfielder who assists mostly. Even if Pato has just played half a season, its pro and con for him. Pro for him because played half season and scored good numbers, con because its just a half a season. Others get more consideration for a whole season.
But yeah, most importantly more attention and fame if you are a brazilian kid who plays for a big team.
But yeah, most importantly more attention and fame if you are a brazilian kid who plays for a big team.
pato will win it anyway........
i know this is'nt the thread for this issue but i think u r wrong here about crisitico. i think he has talent and is juve material but unluckly he got sent in tooooooo soon and u cant expect a player who is just starting his seria A career to be a cannavaro from the begining of the season. we all know it takes a long time for defenders to mature so i think its a good a idea to loan him next season too and see what this guy is made of but non the less a great prospect for the future have no doubts he will quality at the right time.
I think the serie A young player award is strictly for italians btw. So Giovinco might get it anyway.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serie_A_Young_Footballer_of_the_Year
It doesnt say specifically its for italians, but I think I heard something about it being so in some documentary, and italian players allways win it too, well because that are so good, but perhaps because italian award only.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serie_A_Young_Footballer_of_the_Year
It doesnt say specifically its for italians, but I think I heard something about it being so in some documentary, and italian players allways win it too, well because that are so good, but perhaps because italian award only.
Giovinco: We Can Survive
Empoli wonderkid Sebastian Giovinco says that his team-mates must believe that they can avoid relegation this season.
Empoli were looking likely for relegation until last week’s crucial 1-0 win at Genoa means they are now just one point away from safety in joint-eighteenth place.
Giovinco, who is on-loan at Empoli from Juventus, created Ignazio Abate’s only goal of the game with a superb through pass, and he believes that the Tuscans can stay up.
"The three points picked up at the Marassi are fundamental. It was important to beat Genoa and we did so with, in my opinion, great merit," he said.
"We must continue like this. We must be confident as we have vital qualities that will allow us to fight for survival. We must believe in ourselves up until the end."
Meanwhile, Empoli winger Luca Antonini is also remaining positive ahead of tomorrow’s big home clash with Udinese.
"We did well to press, attack and counter-attack [against Genoa],” he stated.
“We were solid and from the first chance that came our way we managed to take the lead," he told his club website.
"The team worked well in every department. It demonstrated great concentration and much desire to do well.
"Away at Genoa we have picked up three priceless points for our survival but now we must get a result against Udinese.
"We will take on the Bianconeri at the Stadio Castellani in front of our own fans and fight to clinch another important result."
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Empoli wonderkid Sebastian Giovinco says that his team-mates must believe that they can avoid relegation this season.
Empoli were looking likely for relegation until last week’s crucial 1-0 win at Genoa means they are now just one point away from safety in joint-eighteenth place.
Giovinco, who is on-loan at Empoli from Juventus, created Ignazio Abate’s only goal of the game with a superb through pass, and he believes that the Tuscans can stay up.
"The three points picked up at the Marassi are fundamental. It was important to beat Genoa and we did so with, in my opinion, great merit," he said.
"We must continue like this. We must be confident as we have vital qualities that will allow us to fight for survival. We must believe in ourselves up until the end."
Meanwhile, Empoli winger Luca Antonini is also remaining positive ahead of tomorrow’s big home clash with Udinese.
"We did well to press, attack and counter-attack [against Genoa],” he stated.
“We were solid and from the first chance that came our way we managed to take the lead," he told his club website.
"The team worked well in every department. It demonstrated great concentration and much desire to do well.
"Away at Genoa we have picked up three priceless points for our survival but now we must get a result against Udinese.
"We will take on the Bianconeri at the Stadio Castellani in front of our own fans and fight to clinch another important result."
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