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15/05/2008 11:35
Giovinco: Don’t Send Me On Loan
Young sensation Sebastian Giovinco has told Juventus that he is ready to star for them next season, but says he will quietly accept if they decide to send him out on loan again.
I Want Juve
Giovinco is widely regarded as one of the best young talents in world football, and he has had a fine season on-loan at Empoli this campaign, scoring six goals in 20 Serie A starts.
The 21-year-old fantasista will return to Turin at the end of the season, but there have been strong reports in the press that he will be offloaded again. Although it now seems that a sale or co-ownership deal involving Palermo is out of the question, a loan move may still be a possibility.
Giovinco however insists that he is ready to star for Juve as a first team player.
"These are not decisions that belong to me,†he told Calcio 2000.
“But I say that if you are young and good, it is right that you should play, even in a great team.
“Abroad it works this way, I do not understand why in Italy it should be any different.
“Obviously if the club has chosen another way, and if they decide to put me on loan again, I will accept quietly. But if you ask me, I feel ready to play for Juve.â€
Idols
Giovinco then spoke about the players he idolised as a youngster, and the four names he mentioned were Marco Van Basten, Diego Maradona, Michel Platini and Roberto Baggio.
"I adored Van Basten,†Giovinco stated.
“I watched videos of him, as I did of Maradona, Platini, and Baggio. You tell me the name of a great player and I have devoured his videos. I have watched them thousands of times, so I have memorised them."
Gianni Wilson
GOAL.COM
Giovinco: Don’t Send Me On Loan
Young sensation Sebastian Giovinco has told Juventus that he is ready to star for them next season, but says he will quietly accept if they decide to send him out on loan again.
I Want Juve
Giovinco is widely regarded as one of the best young talents in world football, and he has had a fine season on-loan at Empoli this campaign, scoring six goals in 20 Serie A starts.
The 21-year-old fantasista will return to Turin at the end of the season, but there have been strong reports in the press that he will be offloaded again. Although it now seems that a sale or co-ownership deal involving Palermo is out of the question, a loan move may still be a possibility.
Giovinco however insists that he is ready to star for Juve as a first team player.
"These are not decisions that belong to me,†he told Calcio 2000.
“But I say that if you are young and good, it is right that you should play, even in a great team.
“Abroad it works this way, I do not understand why in Italy it should be any different.
“Obviously if the club has chosen another way, and if they decide to put me on loan again, I will accept quietly. But if you ask me, I feel ready to play for Juve.â€
Idols
Giovinco then spoke about the players he idolised as a youngster, and the four names he mentioned were Marco Van Basten, Diego Maradona, Michel Platini and Roberto Baggio.
"I adored Van Basten,†Giovinco stated.
“I watched videos of him, as I did of Maradona, Platini, and Baggio. You tell me the name of a great player and I have devoured his videos. I have watched them thousands of times, so I have memorised them."
Gianni Wilson
GOAL.COM
Giovinco: I’m ready for Juve
Thursday 15 May, 2008
Empoli loan starlet Sebastian Giovinco insists that he is ready to wear the Juventus shirt and is hoping to be called back to Turin this summer.
The 21-year-old playmaker has excelled while on loan to Empoli this term, hitting six goals and providing a hatful of assists.
However, it is unclear whether owners Juve will bring him back to base for next term’s Scudetto bid or whether they will farm him out again.
“These are not my decisions to make,†Giovinco told Calcio 2000.
“But I say that if you are good and you are young then it is right that you should get a game, even in a great team.
“It works that way abroad, so I don’t see why it should be any different in Italy.
“Obviously if the club see it another way and send me out on loan again then I will accept without any fuss, but I feel I am ready to play for Juve.â€
The Azzurrini man concluded his interview by discussing his idols when he was growing up and his meticulous studying of their techniques.
“I adored Marco Van Basten,†he revealed. “I watched videos of him, but also of Diego Maradona, Michel Platini and Roberto Baggio.
“You give me the name of a great player and I have watched him endlessly. I watched these videos thousands of times so that I could memorise them.â€
Football Italia
Thursday 15 May, 2008
Empoli loan starlet Sebastian Giovinco insists that he is ready to wear the Juventus shirt and is hoping to be called back to Turin this summer.
The 21-year-old playmaker has excelled while on loan to Empoli this term, hitting six goals and providing a hatful of assists.
However, it is unclear whether owners Juve will bring him back to base for next term’s Scudetto bid or whether they will farm him out again.
“These are not my decisions to make,†Giovinco told Calcio 2000.
“But I say that if you are good and you are young then it is right that you should get a game, even in a great team.
“It works that way abroad, so I don’t see why it should be any different in Italy.
“Obviously if the club see it another way and send me out on loan again then I will accept without any fuss, but I feel I am ready to play for Juve.â€
The Azzurrini man concluded his interview by discussing his idols when he was growing up and his meticulous studying of their techniques.
“I adored Marco Van Basten,†he revealed. “I watched videos of him, but also of Diego Maradona, Michel Platini and Roberto Baggio.
“You give me the name of a great player and I have watched him endlessly. I watched these videos thousands of times so that I could memorise them.â€
Football Italia
Even if he cant play in 1st team,he should be in juve squad,
I mean come on,nocerino can play in 1st team but sebastian cant ?
He got "the talent",he just needs "the Experience",Give hem "the chance" !!!
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Can he play as left winger ? in pavel's place ?
I mean come on,nocerino can play in 1st team but sebastian cant ?
He got "the talent",he just needs "the Experience",Give hem "the chance" !!!
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Can he play as left winger ? in pavel's place ?
he's allready playing as a left winger for empoli........And am 99.99% sure he'll make it in juve he just needs a chance........
Even if he cant play in 1st team,he should be in juve squad,
I mean come on,nocerino can play in 1st team but sebastian cant ?
He got "the talent",he just needs "the Experience",Give hem "the chance" !!!
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Can he play as left winger ? in pavel's place ?
I mean come on,nocerino can play in 1st team but sebastian cant ?
He got "the talent",he just needs "the Experience",Give hem "the chance" !!!
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Can he play as left winger ? in pavel's place ?
Left Winger and Pavel's Place are 2 different things.
Left Winger, hmm, Pavel isnt really playing there
He's more playing a Pavel position
That means he has a free role, so he can go to the centre, and yes, Giovinco can play that role.
However, the cited reason for Deschamps leaving is because the management would not allow him to have a huge say in our transfers and did not give him respect. Perhaps there were other factors, Lord knows, but Deschamps left because he didn't like the way this club was going, which stems from the board. This is fact here.
My argument is that, if the board didn't give Deschamps respect, who can believe they'll adhere to want Ranieri wants? Who knows what they're thinking really. But one thing is for sure... their comments and actions thus far have been far from stuff we shouldn't worry about.
I don't understand the argument you presented. Of course Ranieri should have a say in what players he wants to buy. After all, it's his team, he controls the tactics, and I support Cloughie (Brian Clough) football where the manager takes care of transfers.
This is my entire point - the board might not care about what Ranieri wants. They might not even give a fuck. Therefore, Lord knows what's going on there and what the board will do. Ranieri has always been a pushover, and could certainly be one at Juventus without a doubt.
My argument is that, if the board didn't give Deschamps respect, who can believe they'll adhere to want Ranieri wants? Who knows what they're thinking really. But one thing is for sure... their comments and actions thus far have been far from stuff we shouldn't worry about.
I don't understand the argument you presented. Of course Ranieri should have a say in what players he wants to buy. After all, it's his team, he controls the tactics, and I support Cloughie (Brian Clough) football where the manager takes care of transfers.
This is my entire point - the board might not care about what Ranieri wants. They might not even give a fuck. Therefore, Lord knows what's going on there and what the board will do. Ranieri has always been a pushover, and could certainly be one at Juventus without a doubt.
Hehe the pic with his bro looks bit gay, but they look so alike.
And man do I love the pics with him and Trez.
http://cache.daylife.com/imageserve/0c7O1K0fmg8HB/610x.jpg
And man do I love the pics with him and Trez.
http://cache.daylife.com/imageserve/0c7O1K0fmg8HB/610x.jpg