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I see him fit well as an attacking midfielder and as a second striker as well. Coach Pierluigi Casiraghi placed him as an attacking midfielder in front of Nocerino and he did his job perfectly.
Anyways, I'll follow him more to have a complete idea about him.
He was just lucky. 
Anyways, I'll follow him more to have a complete idea about him.
fioretrecolori said:
pazzini was man of the match
Support striker would be a good position for him.
Some basic information about Nocerino. :cool2:
Name: Antonio Nocerino
Team: Piacenza Calcio
Position: Defensive Midfielder
Number: 23
Nationality: Italian
Date of birth: 9 April 1985
Place of birth: Naples, Italy
Height: 1.75 m
Weight: 74 kg
Nocerino started his career at Juventus F.C., after a loan spell at U.S. Avellino, Genoa C.F.C. bought him in co-ownership deal, as Domenico Criscito went to Turin, but after 2006 Serie A Calciopoli, Juventus bought back Nocerino for provisional member of the team, and sent Nocerino to Piacenza in mid July.
Name: Antonio Nocerino
Team: Piacenza Calcio
Position: Defensive Midfielder
Number: 23
Nationality: Italian
Date of birth: 9 April 1985
Place of birth: Naples, Italy
Height: 1.75 m
Weight: 74 kg
Nocerino started his career at Juventus F.C., after a loan spell at U.S. Avellino, Genoa C.F.C. bought him in co-ownership deal, as Domenico Criscito went to Turin, but after 2006 Serie A Calciopoli, Juventus bought back Nocerino for provisional member of the team, and sent Nocerino to Piacenza in mid July.
Date of Birth: 30/09/1986
Place of Birth: Padilla
Nationality: Colombia
Height: 187 cm.
Weight: 79 Kg.
Role: Defender
Jersey: 2
A physically strong defender, Cristian Zapata is considered one of the hottest prospects in Colombian football.
National team
After representing Colombia at various youth levels, Zapata took part in the FIFA World Youth Championship in the Netherlands in June 2005.
Club
Having started out at Colombian side Deportivo Cali, Zapata and Abel Aguilar were both snapped up by Udinese Calcio, with Zapata immediately included in the squad for the UEFA Champions League at the start of 2005/06.
Did you know?
Zapata and Aguilar followed the footsteps of striker Hugo Rodegalla, another Deportivo Cali youngster who joined Udinese in April 2005
Transfer history:
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eportivo Cali to :Udinese date: 09 Aug 05
Rosina would be an awesome pickup. He is the entire Torino offense. He scores goals, keeps a high pace, and always creates plays. He is a natural SS or RM. We could use him, but I doubt it will happen.
I also saw a lot of good things out of Turkey's Sabri last night. I have been impressed with him each time i've seen him. He was really good against Greece.
Durden,
I wouldn't mind that at all. I do have serious questions about Pepe though.
I also saw a lot of good things out of Turkey's Sabri last night. I have been impressed with him each time i've seen him. He was really good against Greece.
Durden,
I wouldn't mind that at all. I do have serious questions about Pepe though.
Sorry about that the prices are in pounds but I dont mind we keep it in euro.
Tony: I dont know about this Pepe either, but it seems like Secco and co are very keen on him, so it seems like he's very high on our shoppinglist. I haven't seen him play so I dont know about him, personally I'd rather go for Barzagli and sign Dainelli on a free transfer.
Tony: I dont know about this Pepe either, but it seems like Secco and co are very keen on him, so it seems like he's very high on our shoppinglist. I haven't seen him play so I dont know about him, personally I'd rather go for Barzagli and sign Dainelli on a free transfer.
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