Was overwhelming booed by the fans on Sunday, every time he lost the ball most of the fans seethed at him, he clearly isn't liked
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You believe in any of that? If he spoken bad about Del Piero, you really think he'd be in Juventus by now, surrounded by many of Ale's friends? This whole "he didn't call me" BS just keeps getting bigger and bigger for every year.
And he scored like 5 times against us and never celebrated once.
Stop making BS up. He's not good enough, there is your reason for wanting him to leave.
And he scored like 5 times against us and never celebrated once.
Stop making BS up. He's not good enough, there is your reason for wanting him to leave.
I can safely say I've never booed a player in my life, regardless of who they play for.
This isn't out out some great principled stand.
I just think you sound silly shouting 'boooooo' at the top of your voice.
Different if you whistle, but I'm no good at whistling.
I stick to the classic volley of abuse to get my views across.
Still, I do think being overly abusive of your own players is likely to be counter-productive.
This isn't out out some great principled stand.
I just think you sound silly shouting 'boooooo' at the top of your voice.
Different if you whistle, but I'm no good at whistling.
I stick to the classic volley of abuse to get my views across.
Still, I do think being overly abusive of your own players is likely to be counter-productive.
http://calcio.fanpage.it/juventus-g...-nulla-su-di-me-forse-non-gli-stavo-simpatico (trans.)
Sebastian Giovinco, in an interview to Il Corriere dello Sport, returns to talk about his departure from Juventus, and his approach to Parma, team in which he looks like he found his right dimension.
Probably in the emilian club the "Atomic Ant" felt immediately an important player, as the player from Piemonte himself explains: "Here I feel responsabilized. As everybody I need continuity, but this can really be my year. It was important to return against Roma, it gave me important signals. [...] To the question as what he thinks about his past at Juve, where he's been one of the fan's biggest hopes, about a possible return, he has clear ideas "If I ever think to Juve? Absolutely not." [...] "Del Piero? No, we didn't talk at all. Well, it's not like when I was at Juve we talked. He never looked for me. Probably he just doesn't like me, no?"
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But more than that, I whink was his behaviour to the fans at the stadium who made people go mad about him. He never accept any criticism, and as soon as he scores a shitty goal he makes polemic celebrations or gestures, even when he is subbed like Sunday. That's pretty sad by him, tbh, and there's not to be surprised if someone jeers him.
Sebastian Giovinco, in an interview to Il Corriere dello Sport, returns to talk about his departure from Juventus, and his approach to Parma, team in which he looks like he found his right dimension.
Probably in the emilian club the "Atomic Ant" felt immediately an important player, as the player from Piemonte himself explains: "Here I feel responsabilized. As everybody I need continuity, but this can really be my year. It was important to return against Roma, it gave me important signals. [...] To the question as what he thinks about his past at Juve, where he's been one of the fan's biggest hopes, about a possible return, he has clear ideas "If I ever think to Juve? Absolutely not." [...] "Del Piero? No, we didn't talk at all. Well, it's not like when I was at Juve we talked. He never looked for me. Probably he just doesn't like me, no?"
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But more than that, I whink was his behaviour to the fans at the stadium who made people go mad about him. He never accept any criticism, and as soon as he scores a shitty goal he makes polemic celebrations or gestures, even when he is subbed like Sunday. That's pretty sad by him, tbh, and there's not to be surprised if someone jeers him.
The boooing might provide helpful in him wanting out and us selling him, so its fine. Footballers are extremly fortunate and make millions, when they fail to perfom and on top of that comes of as arrogant and bitter towards the club, its understandable that supporters become frustrated. The notion that supporters should never booo or criticise the club or players is wrong. When ppl spend time and money supporting juve they also has the right to make their opinions heard.
I never said anything to criticize my beloved club.With booming you show that you hate somebody.And that person is playing for your club.So its the same that you are booing your club and looks stupid in the eyes of the supporters of the another club.Yes players make money but also they bring money to the club.And they make money because they have the skills that ordinary people doesnt.And of course fans are paying the money for the games.Thats their decision .They choose to watch football match instead to go fishing or to drink beers in some pub.They choose what makes them happy.They can criticize some players(I am biggest criticizer of Gio) but you cant boo him .Its public and is low.
