Sebastian Giovinco (51 Viewers)
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Alfio, I'm sure most here would know who Nathan Buckley is
Besides, you know Darren Jarman had the kick of all time...
Back to the real football.....this guy is the real deal...i just hope that come next season, he is at juve again starting and playing well. Maybe Del Piero will have to play a Mancini (at lazio) role at the club.
Besides, you know Darren Jarman had the kick of all time...
Back to the real football.....this guy is the real deal...i just hope that come next season, he is at juve again starting and playing well. Maybe Del Piero will have to play a Mancini (at lazio) role at the club.
yeah giovinco is about the size of Buckley's troubled hamstringEnjoy, Corvette:eyebrows:
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Casiraghi hails 'unstoppable' duo
Italy Under-21 coach Pierluigi Casiraghi has described his side's attacking stars, Giuseppe Rossi and Sebastian Giovinco as "unstoppable" following the 2-1 victory against France on Tuesday night.
Rossi and Giovinco were both in sparkling form during the match in La Spezia, Giovinco setting up Italy's opening goal with a fine solo run and pass to allow Daniele Dessena to score on 37 minutes before Rossi scored the second with a precise left-foot volley three minutes later. France managed to pull a goal back in the second half through Julien Quercia but Italy held on for an impressive victory.
"When they are in possession, they are unstoppable," said Casiraghi of the two starlets who both made club switches over the summer. The 21-year-old Giovinco, now on loan from Juventus at Empoli FC, was pleased with the way the evening went: "The season has not yet started in Italy so we were not at our very best, but still we managed to play very well, especially in the first 45 minutes when we created several chances."
American born 20-year-old Rossi, meanwhile, secured a move to Spanish UEFA Cup hopefuls Villarreal CF in July and was delighted with his efforts against the French. "I was pleased with my goal because the ball was high but I managed to get a good contact anyway and keep the shot low," he said. A member of the Azzurrini squad which failed to progress from the group stage in the UEFA European Under-21 Championships in the Netherlands last summer, Rossi sees a bright future for the Italy. "I think this U21 side have great potential, there are plenty of players with great talent," he added. Italy began their qualifying campaign for the 2009 finals with a 4-0 win against Albania in June and next face the Faroe Islands and Albania again in September.
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Casiraghi hails 'unstoppable' duo
Italy Under-21 coach Pierluigi Casiraghi has described his side's attacking stars, Giuseppe Rossi and Sebastian Giovinco as "unstoppable" following the 2-1 victory against France on Tuesday night.
Rossi and Giovinco were both in sparkling form during the match in La Spezia, Giovinco setting up Italy's opening goal with a fine solo run and pass to allow Daniele Dessena to score on 37 minutes before Rossi scored the second with a precise left-foot volley three minutes later. France managed to pull a goal back in the second half through Julien Quercia but Italy held on for an impressive victory.
"When they are in possession, they are unstoppable," said Casiraghi of the two starlets who both made club switches over the summer. The 21-year-old Giovinco, now on loan from Juventus at Empoli FC, was pleased with the way the evening went: "The season has not yet started in Italy so we were not at our very best, but still we managed to play very well, especially in the first 45 minutes when we created several chances."
American born 20-year-old Rossi, meanwhile, secured a move to Spanish UEFA Cup hopefuls Villarreal CF in July and was delighted with his efforts against the French. "I was pleased with my goal because the ball was high but I managed to get a good contact anyway and keep the shot low," he said. A member of the Azzurrini squad which failed to progress from the group stage in the UEFA European Under-21 Championships in the Netherlands last summer, Rossi sees a bright future for the Italy. "I think this U21 side have great potential, there are plenty of players with great talent," he added. Italy began their qualifying campaign for the 2009 finals with a 4-0 win against Albania in June and next face the Faroe Islands and Albania again in September.
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He really deserves the praise and hype he gets,he is so unbelievable talented and constant,I think he has great chances of becoming Juve's next 'number 10'.First I wasn't convinced of the idea to loan him out to Empoli,but now I changed my mind and think he has great chances to be a regular at Empoli,something he couldn't expect at Juve. He can show his class in the highest Italian leaugue in a decent team,interesting to see how he will do.The same goes for Marchisio.
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i think both of them sitting on the bench due to the fixture vs france 21 3 days ago
but indeed they did well after being used, some good moves from Gio on left flank and a curling shot but a bit higher and marchi really ran a lot like a fighter when Empoli the whole team plays like a sleeping shit and have some nice forward passes
but indeed they did well after being used, some good moves from Gio on left flank and a curling shot but a bit higher and marchi really ran a lot like a fighter when Empoli the whole team plays like a sleeping shit and have some nice forward passes
