What Are You Doing Right Now? (187 Viewers)

[Seven]

He's a legend in India?

Ugh. So many reasons he shouldn't have gone there... Makes me sick.

 

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[The Curr]

True. Another thing to keep in mind is that for many of us Juventus and Del Piero were one and the same during our entire childhood. It's very difficult and odd to try and distinguish the two.

Imagine if calciopoli never happened and he left in 2006?

He's a legend in India?

Dusi, you're a sexbomb.

 

[Sheik Yerbouti]

He's a legend in India?

Well, not sure about that, but he is the marquee player and ambassador of the Indian Super League.

 

[Dostoevsky]

Ugh. So many reasons he shouldn't have gone there... Makes me sick.

Where else, the US or Japan?

Looking how he moved to Australia it just seems he wants to promote football in lesser countries.

But it's pretty sad how it ended. I mean it didn't end yet but like it did.

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Imagine if calciopoli never happened and he left in 2006?


Dusi, you're a sexbomb.

Where have you been lately?

 

[Seven]

Where else, the US or Japan?

Looking how he moved to Australia it just seems he wants to promote football in lesser countries.

But it's pretty sad how it ended. I mean it didn't end yet but like it did.

Most of the reasons are not even football related.

The move to Australia made sense. The move to India made him look like a mercenary. Especially given India's (well deserved) reputation at the moment.

And it ended in 2012 anyway.

 

[The Curr]

I don't think him playing in Australia and India had anything at all to do with football. He just wanted to experienced different cultures and places. The India move did make me quite uncomfortable though.

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Where have you been lately?

I check in on the forum fairly regularly but the football sections are just so completely pointless these days it makes it difficult.

 

[Fred]

Am I missing something? Whats ok about the India move as opposed to the Australia one?

 

[swag]

Dude is getting up there. I don't think it honestly matters at this point as much as he gets to play global living ambassador to the sport.

Even David Beckham played for AC Milan for a while

 

[Sheik Yerbouti]

I don't think him playing in Australia and India had anything at all to do with football. He just wanted to experienced different cultures and places. The India move did make me quite uncomfortable though.

Whatevs! At least it gave me, Asif, Woody and a few other Indian Juventini to meet him.

 

[swag]

Hey, it's not like Michael Laudrup, Raul, and Ricardo Costa going to Qatar...

 

[AFL_ITALIA]

Such bad weather all week, been cloudy and rainy every single day.

 

[Sheik Yerbouti]

Hey, it's not like Michael Laudrup, Raul, and Ricardo Costa going to Qatar...

Yay India!

 

[swag]

"India: It's not like we're Qatar or something."

 

[IliveForJuve]

I thought Sheik hated Ale

 

[swag]

He's more of a Lager kind of guy.

 

[Mark]

 

[Seven]

Am I missing something? Whats ok about the India move as opposed to the Australia one?

You meant vice versa I suppose. When Ale went to Australia he did not go to a country where human rights are violated on a massive scale. And I'm sure you're going to come up with some sort of statement as to why they are violated in Europe and the US as well. And that's true. But it's not the same in India. Nowhere near. You know that. I know that. If you're a public figure like Ale, you have a moral obligation to snub these countries.

 

[Fr3sh]

He's more of a Lager kind of guy.

 

[Sheik Yerbouti]

I thought Sheik hated Ale

Blasphemy!

He's more of a Lager kind of guy.

Nah, it's all about da wheat beer, man.

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You meant vice versa I suppose. When Ale went to Australia he did not go to a country where human rights are violated on a massive scale. And I'm sure you're going to come up with some sort of statement as to why they are violated in Europe and the US as well. And that's true. But it's not the same in India. Nowhere near. You know that. I know that. If you're a public figure like Ale, you have a moral obligation to snub these countries.

Man, you're messed up.

 

[Nzoric]

You meant vice versa I suppose. When Ale went to Australia he did not go to a country where human rights are violated on a massive scale. And I'm sure you're going to come up with some sort of statement as to why they are violated in Europe and the US as well. And that's true. But it's not the same in India. Nowhere near. You know that. I know that. If you're a public figure like Ale, you have a moral obligation to snub these countries.

Is this pimple serious?