The Wish List and General Discussion Thread (39 Viewers)

[Nicholas]

Martinez can become good for us if used correctly. Del Neri is not doing that at the moment. Pepe just he's very poor.

 

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[Mark]

Apparently Zampa is pissed at Juve because we're closing for Ezequiel Muñoz.

The question is not who the f*ck he is but does he have a EU passport?

 

[Nicholas]

19 year old defender playing for Boca?

 

[Mark]

yes

 

[Mark]

check your FM's to see if he got that passport.

 

[Nicholas]

He's not.

 

[Espectro]

Apparently Zampa is pissed at Juve because we're closing for Ezequiel Muñoz.

The question is not who the f*ck he is but does he have a EU passport?

I have heard that he is a good prospect... but just that first part makes me like this deal

 

[Mark]

He's not.

no Italien blood? not even Spanish?

 

[Nicholas]

Nothing at all. I guess this means no Dzeko, Krasic?

 

[Alen]

Why does it matter if he has an EU passport?

Anyone thinks that we'll actually register this guy without previously loaning him to at least 3 different Italian teams?

 

[Orgut]

Why does it matter if he has an EU passport?

Anyone thinks that we'll actually register this guy without previously loaning him to at least 3 different Italian teams?

He is 19 so he has at least 6-7 years of loan in his future (If he signs for us)

 

[Espectro]

Why does it matter if he has an EU passport?

Anyone thinks that we'll actually register this guy without previously loaning him to at least 3 different Italian teams?

Agree... maybe we are doing this deal just to piss off Zamparini

 

[Mark]

Read some sites that he does have an Italian passport.

 

[Alen]

Well, I'm not surprised. Muñoz is a very common surname in Italy and has absolutely nothing Spanish in it.

Geez, when they invent things they should at least use their brain.

 

[Fred]

Well, I'm not surprised. Muñoz is a very common surname in Italy and has absolutely nothing Spanish in it.

Geez, when they invent things they should at least use their brain.

Are you sure about that?

I thought it sounded a lot more Spanish than Italian

 

[Alen]

Are you sure about that?

I thought it sounded a lot more Spanish than Italian

Read it again, dumbass

 

[Fred]

Oh

 

[Alen]

Oh

Seriously, if you ask me for a Spanish surname, Munoz will be one of the first I'd think of together with Gonzalez, Rodriguez, Gomez, Sanchez and Lopez.
But nooooo, he has Italian passport, not Spanish.

P.S: Will I look like a fool if it turns out that he does have an Italian passport

 

[bianconero]

Well, I'm not surprised. Muñoz is a very common surname in Italy and has absolutely nothing Spanish in it.

Geez, when they invent things they should at least use their brain.

What's the chances of an Argentine having a Spanish surname.

 

[Quetzalcoatl]

His surname only represents one side of his family and 1/4 of his grandparents. He could still be Italien.