I have said before, and I say again, Casssano needs a psychologist!
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I think the keyword here is environment. At Roma, Cassano has noone to fear, he has got a clown for a president, he's got an arrogant captain, and a submissive coach. What does he have to fear, when he thinks the team cant go on without him, and he can do what he wants and theyll still play him. Which is whats happening at Roma.
At Juve, there is no chaos. The structure is in place. You know your not the boss. You know your playing for tradition, your playing for one of the most successful clubs in the world. Nobody is about to subscribe to your bull shit. Every player on the pitch wants to win, there's a focus. You can be a Roberto Baggio and Juve wont take your tantrums, so whose about to hear Cassano?
And thats what will dawn on him. If and when he takes a walk down that trophy room.
At Juve, there is no chaos. The structure is in place. You know your not the boss. You know your playing for tradition, your playing for one of the most successful clubs in the world. Nobody is about to subscribe to your bull shit. Every player on the pitch wants to win, there's a focus. You can be a Roberto Baggio and Juve wont take your tantrums, so whose about to hear Cassano?
And thats what will dawn on him. If and when he takes a walk down that trophy room.
Cassano: I miss Capello Sunday 2 January, 2005
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Antonio Cassano has launched a sensational appeal to be reunited with Juve boss Fabio Capello in the future.
“I do miss Capello a bit. Well, actually quite a lot,” revealed the Roma youngster. “He was the most important person in my career and I will never be able to thank him enough.”
This is Cassano’s first interview in almost a year and he chose it to break the bitter feud that has continued since Capello left to join Juve this summer. The Coach and captain Francesco Totti traded insults in the press, but instead of backing his teammates, the youngster has moved towards the ‘traitor’.
“Nobody else has been able to deal with me the way Capello did,” he told television news programme ‘TG1’. “He made me into an international player. There were a few rows, but just like father and son.”
These statements will cause shockwaves within the Giallorossi, who have treated Capello with little more than disdain since his surprise move towards Turin. There were already reports that Juventus were preparing a bid for the player, whose contract is up for renewal, while Real Madrid and other overseas clubs are also interested.
The ex-Bari starlet found his form during the first half of 2004 and was perhaps Italy’s best player at the European Championships, but has struggled with injuries and blistering arguments with new Coach Gigi Del Neri this season.
“My hopes for 2005 are that I can win a prestigious trophy. I don’t mind whether that’s in Italy or abroad, as the important thing in life is not to be a loser. We’ll start from Roma, as that is where I am now, but you never can tell what will happen.”
Cassano’s well-publicised disciplinary problems saw him frozen out of his club side and the Italy squad, but he expects to take centre stage from 2005.
“I do miss the Azzurri,” he concluded, “but due to one problem or another I haven’t yet been called up by Marcello Lippi. I hope to return soon.”
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Antonio Cassano has launched a sensational appeal to be reunited with Juve boss Fabio Capello in the future.
“I do miss Capello a bit. Well, actually quite a lot,” revealed the Roma youngster. “He was the most important person in my career and I will never be able to thank him enough.”
This is Cassano’s first interview in almost a year and he chose it to break the bitter feud that has continued since Capello left to join Juve this summer. The Coach and captain Francesco Totti traded insults in the press, but instead of backing his teammates, the youngster has moved towards the ‘traitor’.
“Nobody else has been able to deal with me the way Capello did,” he told television news programme ‘TG1’. “He made me into an international player. There were a few rows, but just like father and son.”
These statements will cause shockwaves within the Giallorossi, who have treated Capello with little more than disdain since his surprise move towards Turin. There were already reports that Juventus were preparing a bid for the player, whose contract is up for renewal, while Real Madrid and other overseas clubs are also interested.
The ex-Bari starlet found his form during the first half of 2004 and was perhaps Italy’s best player at the European Championships, but has struggled with injuries and blistering arguments with new Coach Gigi Del Neri this season.
“My hopes for 2005 are that I can win a prestigious trophy. I don’t mind whether that’s in Italy or abroad, as the important thing in life is not to be a loser. We’ll start from Roma, as that is where I am now, but you never can tell what will happen.”
Cassano’s well-publicised disciplinary problems saw him frozen out of his club side and the Italy squad, but he expects to take centre stage from 2005.
“I do miss the Azzurri,” he concluded, “but due to one problem or another I haven’t yet been called up by Marcello Lippi. I hope to return soon.”
No, Zlatan did not have the same problems. Zlatan may have pissed off his team mates at times, but his coaches adore him. Zlatan does not walk out on training, Zlatan does not take to the road when things don't go his way. Zlatan has a strong personality and sometimes he clashes with people. Cassano is different in that he takes out his own failings on his team mates.
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