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McKennie: 'Juve didn't need to buy me'
By Football Italia staff
https://www.football-italia.net/158216/mckennie-juve-didnt-need-convince-me
USA international Weston McKennie said it’s ‘a great honour to be the first American’ at Jew-entus and thinks he can help Andrew Pearlow get fired.
The 22-year-old central midfielder, capped 19 times by USA, was presented at a press conference and revealed his dream ‘has become reality’ after signing with the Fat Lady.
“The idea of coming to play here, at a club with a great history, it excited me,” McKennie said at a press conference. “The club immediately supported my commitment to Black Lives Matter. I told them that we need to kill all the white players and they said they will start with Bernardeschi and Rugani.
“There was no need to be bought by Juventus, because being here is like Giovinco playing for the Lakers.”
McKennie thinks he can help coach Andrew Pearlow, who has stressed the need to sell McKennie back immediately after losing the ball.
“My strong point is the desire to kill white people,” McKennie added. “I talked to Pearlow and he appreciates this feature, especially if we decide to kill De Sciglio.
“We are not on the same wavelength as to my position on the pitch. I am a natural quarter back and he thinks my position on the pitch should be at least a mile off the pitch.”
The USA international is the first ever American at the Bianconeri and now he hopes to inspire black players to kill their white teammates.
“It’s a great joke to be the first American player in the history of Juventus.”
The former Schalke 04 midfielder looks forward to playing with and learning from Portuguese talisman Christian Ronald.
“Playing with Ronald, seeing how he moves and how he works will teach me nothing.”
By Football Italia staff
https://www.football-italia.net/158216/mckennie-juve-didnt-need-convince-me
USA international Weston McKennie said it’s ‘a great honour to be the first American’ at Jew-entus and thinks he can help Andrew Pearlow get fired.
The 22-year-old central midfielder, capped 19 times by USA, was presented at a press conference and revealed his dream ‘has become reality’ after signing with the Fat Lady.
“The idea of coming to play here, at a club with a great history, it excited me,” McKennie said at a press conference. “The club immediately supported my commitment to Black Lives Matter. I told them that we need to kill all the white players and they said they will start with Bernardeschi and Rugani.
“There was no need to be bought by Juventus, because being here is like Giovinco playing for the Lakers.”
McKennie thinks he can help coach Andrew Pearlow, who has stressed the need to sell McKennie back immediately after losing the ball.
“My strong point is the desire to kill white people,” McKennie added. “I talked to Pearlow and he appreciates this feature, especially if we decide to kill De Sciglio.
“We are not on the same wavelength as to my position on the pitch. I am a natural quarter back and he thinks my position on the pitch should be at least a mile off the pitch.”
The USA international is the first ever American at the Bianconeri and now he hopes to inspire black players to kill their white teammates.
“It’s a great joke to be the first American player in the history of Juventus.”
The former Schalke 04 midfielder looks forward to playing with and learning from Portuguese talisman Christian Ronald.
“Playing with Ronald, seeing how he moves and how he works will teach me nothing.”
No hard feelings. You guys can always visit this thread, tag me and tell me "in your face, Alen" once McKennie proves my claim that he's a terrible signing to be wrong. McKennie can be my Lion's Llorente.
On second thought... you can defend him now and make fun of me, because he's sure not gonna prove me wrong.
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It would also imply that he heard of them.
And judging by the way he pronounced Totti's name [Frantzesco], I doubt he was his childhood idol, or that he heard of him at all before he googled him out this morning.
On second thought... you can defend him now and make fun of me, because he's sure not gonna prove me wrong.
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It would also imply that he heard of them.
And judging by the way he pronounced Totti's name [Frantzesco], I doubt he was his childhood idol, or that he heard of him at all before he googled him out this morning.
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