Sebastian Giovinco (58 Viewers)
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It's his loss! We the fans love him, and this would do more harm to him than he could know. He is talking out of anger, which usually is not the best thing to do. He should have just refused to answer or gave the politcally correct answer, because things you might say might not be big deal at the time you say it, but it could definitely come back to hunt him. He is very emotional and obviously hurt, but he should know better that this is not the way to handle the situation.
I think that Parma has the rights to buy his half. If they do that, the two teams will have to decide who keeps him for the next season. If no agreement is reached, then it goes to blind bidding for the 2nd half.
It will come down to our wish to bring him back or not. Seba, imo, no matter what he says now, will accept to come back if he is convinced that we seriously count on him. If we don't, then he'd like to stay in Parma and we will let him stay in Parma.
Nothing big is really lost. We might lose a million or two in the process if we want him back, but as things look we will want him back only if he has a hell of a season and if he does have such a season, losing a million or two won't be a problem.
It will come down to our wish to bring him back or not. Seba, imo, no matter what he says now, will accept to come back if he is convinced that we seriously count on him. If we don't, then he'd like to stay in Parma and we will let him stay in Parma.
Nothing big is really lost. We might lose a million or two in the process if we want him back, but as things look we will want him back only if he has a hell of a season and if he does have such a season, losing a million or two won't be a problem.
I don't know. 
Where's my puppy?
I don't know where he's gone around boasting that he's a Juventus fan? I thought he was a Milan fan in childhood (correct me if I'm wrong on that), but I don't see the significance. At the end of the day he has to make his own career, he doesn't have the luxury of football fans who have careers outside of the sport, who can just change clubs whenever they feel like it to make themselves happy, so I fully understand why he'd celebrate scoring against a big team like Juventus. As I said, it's not like he's saying he'll spit on the shirt and celebrate in front of the Juventus fans. If he does, then it's a completely different story.
I don't know if you read the interview in Tuttosport? http://www.tuttosport.com/calcio/se...cata+di+Giovinco:+«Se+segno+alla+Juve+esulto»
Alcune domande sulla Juve...
«Basta, quello che dovevo dire l’ho già detto, ora basta».
The media just keep going to back to Juventus at every opportunity, he's not going out of his way (like Criscito did at times) to bad mouth Juventus when he felt like it.
Regarding the part where you said he acknowledged he could have done a lot better in terms of performances, he was referring to training where he said something along the lines of "I wish I could have done more in training". If a large part of the football world was hyping me up as a huge talent, I wouldn't be happy with spending most of my time on the bench either. I think it's a good quality for a player to be desperate to play football at every opportunity possible, he's not exactly blowing his own trumpet in all of this.
I don't know if you read the interview in Tuttosport? http://www.tuttosport.com/calcio/se...cata+di+Giovinco:+«Se+segno+alla+Juve+esulto»
Alcune domande sulla Juve...
«Basta, quello che dovevo dire l’ho già detto, ora basta».
The media just keep going to back to Juventus at every opportunity, he's not going out of his way (like Criscito did at times) to bad mouth Juventus when he felt like it.
Regarding the part where you said he acknowledged he could have done a lot better in terms of performances, he was referring to training where he said something along the lines of "I wish I could have done more in training". If a large part of the football world was hyping me up as a huge talent, I wouldn't be happy with spending most of my time on the bench either. I think it's a good quality for a player to be desperate to play football at every opportunity possible, he's not exactly blowing his own trumpet in all of this.
too much.Between, someone thought about respect towards the current club? This goes to every player, the whole I-won't celebrate-against-my-team crew should think about what impression that leaves on teammates, coach, manager, fans. You simply say that you don't care about the team you are playing for. Neither heart nor head in the game, as a coach I wouldn't use such a player. I think it's really disrespectful, it's betraying your employer and the supporters that cheer for you.
This has two sides, might be a good idea for some people here to remove their black and white glasses (the giovinco glasses too!) and use the two soaked paninis in their head which some call a brain.
Apart from that: he won't come back anyway, nothing left to lose.
This has two sides, might be a good idea for some people here to remove their black and white glasses (the giovinco glasses too!) and use the two soaked paninis in their head which some call a brain.
Apart from that: he won't come back anyway, nothing left to lose.
Loaning him out was the right thing to do since he was never going to be a regular starter in Del Neri's plans. I don't care what he says about Juve, I hope he has a good season and comes back next season. Of course if that happens and the history repeats itself he will be called an infidel and a traitor and whatnot by some people on these forums but luckily the fans in Turin probably won't feel the same way. I still have faith in him becoming a star for Juventus in the next few years.