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Macherano interview - example of a good professional
Parks lives- Number of posts : 34521
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- Post n°61
Re: Macherano interview - example of a good professional
by Parks lives Sat Feb 24, 2007 6:21 pm
The Pröfessör- Number of posts : 10076
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- Post n°62
Re: Macherano interview - example of a good professional
by The Pröfessör Sat Feb 24, 2007 6:26 pm
Parks lives wrote:Not by stats you've made up?
don't make up stats, always provide u the links i get my stats from
Inglorious_B- Number of posts : 219
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- Post n°63
Re: Macherano interview - example of a good professional
by Inglorious_B Sat Feb 24, 2007 6:40 pm
Obispo wrote:No one wants to give Gonzo time
It would be nice to see him get a proper run in the team/injury free, same with aurelio.
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Obispo wrote:No one wants to give Gonzo time
Of course not. He's obviously shit, just like Shevchenko.
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- Post n°65
Re: Macherano interview - example of a good professional
by L r d Sat Feb 24, 2007 7:36 pm
kas wrote:Obispo wrote:No one wants to give Gonzo time
Of course not. He's obviously shit, just like Shevchenko.
And Maschera-... No wait, he played well today. He's world class again.
Doubt you'd have found too many La Liga fans who wouldn't have found a place in their squad for Gonzo at the end of last season. How things change.
fcb- Number of posts : 40471
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Obispo wrote:kas wrote:Obispo wrote:No one wants to give Gonzo time
Of course not. He's obviously shit, just like Shevchenko.
And Maschera-... No wait, he played well today. He's world class again.
Doubt you'd have found too many La Liga fans who wouldn't have found a place in their squad for Gonzo at the end of last season. How things change.
Yeah, people just aren't willing to give players time when moving between leagues that have historically always been tough on players. eg. Italy to Spain or Spain/South America to England.
Formerly known as sheva7- Number of posts : 1899
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Re: Macherano interview - example of a good professional
by Formerly known as sheva7 Sat Feb 24, 2007 8:03 pm
"Example of a good professional"...
Corinthians was in the relegation zone. Argentina called up Mascherano for the friendly against Brazil. Corinthians said that they couldn't let him go because they would have a very important match on the same day. On the previous weekend Mascherano, an example of a good professional, wanted to be sent off to play against Brazil in the following weeked. He offendend the referee and got a red card in the beggining of the second half. Corinthians lost and remained in the relegation zone.
Corinthians was in the relegation zone. Argentina called up Mascherano for the friendly against Brazil. Corinthians said that they couldn't let him go because they would have a very important match on the same day. On the previous weekend Mascherano, an example of a good professional, wanted to be sent off to play against Brazil in the following weeked. He offendend the referee and got a red card in the beggining of the second half. Corinthians lost and remained in the relegation zone.
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That stinks... Bit obvious tho wasnt it?
Formerly known as sheva7- Number of posts : 1899
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Re: Macherano interview - example of a good professional
by Formerly known as sheva7 Sat Feb 24, 2007 8:08 pm
He also wanted to leave Corinthians but he wasn't man enough to say it publicly. So he went AWOL. Very professional.
Formerly known as sheva7- Number of posts : 1899
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Re: Macherano interview - example of a good professional
by Formerly known as sheva7 Sat Feb 24, 2007 8:12 pm
Target Man wrote:
He didn't give a shit if it was obvious or not, he just wanted to be suspended for the next match.
TM- Number of posts : 21218
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Hmmm. Helps to have a S.Amerian prospective. You would never season Robinho/Gago/Higuain do this sort of thing 
TM- Number of posts : 21218
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sheva7 wrote:Target Man wrote:
He didn't give a shit if it was obvious or not, he just wanted to be suspended for the next match.
Yeah, but if i were either the fans or Chairman i would be pissed.
Oleguerisntthatbad- Number of posts : 7180
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Re: Macherano interview - example of a good professional
by Oleguerisntthatbad Sat Feb 24, 2007 8:41 pm
Gonzo.. Mascha.. shame on you for your crap nicknames..
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- Post n°74
Re: Macherano interview - example of a good professional
by L r d Sat Feb 24, 2007 8:45 pm
Messiah what?
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- Post n°75
Re: Macherano interview - example of a good professional
by Kroos Sun Feb 25, 2007 2:01 pm
this guy is an overrated joke
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Deisler wrote:this guy is an overrated joke
bitter
Owen Thomas- Number of posts : 3874
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- Post n°77
Re: Macherano interview - example of a good professional
by Owen Thomas Sun Feb 25, 2007 2:04 pm
He's still > Ballack.
Completely and utterly overrated.
Completely and utterly overrated.
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- Post n°78
Re: Macherano interview - example of a good professional
by L r d Sun Feb 25, 2007 2:18 pm
I just assumed he was talking about the mental cripple that is Sebastien Dribbler.
TIMMEH!
TIMMEH!
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