Chevantón 2009/2010

Chevanton Helps Sevilla To Narrow Friendly Win Over Conil

The Andaluz outfit were largely unconvincing in their second pre-season outing…

Sevilla continued their preparations for the 2009 Peace Cup with an unconvincing 1-0 win over regional Andalucian side Conil.

The Rojiblancos had to make do without their big guns up-front, Luis Fabiano and Frederic Kanoute, but they still lined-up with a reasonably strong outfit which included Diego Capel, Adriano, Jesus Navas and new signing Didier Zokora.

But it was Javier Chevanton who scored the only goal of the game, through a direct free kick half an hour into the contest.

There was little fluidity or cohesion in Sevilla’s football and their hosts came close to drawing level in the first half. Manolo Jimenez’s side failed to improve after the restart and Conil again had an opportunity to stun their illustrious guests in the second period.

Los Nervionenses barely threatened to increase their winning margin as they happily held on for a scrappy 1-0 win. The performance and result is a sharp contrast to their 7-0 demolition of Rotena last Saturday in their pre-season friendly opener.

Sevilla will kick-off their Peace Cup campaign against Juventus on July 24.



Sevilla Line-up: Palop – Adriano, Squillaci, Escude, Dragutinovic – Perotti, Zokora, Rentao, Capel – Alfaro, Chevanton

Subs Used: Jesus Navas, Duscher, Lolo, Carreno, Fernando Navarro, Jose Carlos, Casado, Armenteros

KS Leong, Goal.com


http://www.goal.com/en/news/12/spain/2009/07/20/1392310/chevanton-helps-sevilla-to-narrow-friendly-win-over-conil

Sevilla are out of The Peace Cup after a 0-0 draw with Seongnam Chunma.

Substitute Chevanton came closest, hitting the post.

I thought he had been released by Seville?

Daniela Glennby-Ashe wrote:I thought he had been released by Seville?

He is not in the manager's plans but I don't think he wants to leave.

How much do you think he'd cost? How well would he do in the SPL if Rangers or Celtic could afford him?

I reckon he'd be like a Larsson type figure if he came to the SPL.

that's racist Bulk.

Would Chevanton get into any of the SPL sides?

I thought he was supposed to be a good player? If he can't get a starting place ahead of Boyd, Kenny Miller, Samaras, etc he must be honking!!

The Bulk wrote:I thought he was supposed to be a good player? If he can't get a starting place ahead of Boyd, Kenny Miller, Samaras, etc he must be honking!!

I guess you're unaware of Pierre's views on Samaras

Nobody knows if he is a good player Bulk. His managers (note the plural) never pick him

I'm getting confused now! Samaras? What does Pierre think about him? He seems to be doing better under Mowbray but he was terrible last season.

as far as Pierre is concerned, 'Pistol' Pete Samaras has got the lot.

Should have known this thread would be hijacked by the usual suspects

@ Bulk Chevanton would piss the SPL - would cost about £3m I think but probably wouldn't go to Scotland.

Samaras is very misunderstood - he can't finish for shit but he is very talented and good physically.

Diet Zlatan rather than an out and out Striker.

Mowbray should play him just off Fortune and use him as the main creator in attack - he isn't as creative as Naka obviously but then he would be a lot harder to mark/nulify than Naka cos of his size and reasonable pace.

Pierre Littbarski wrote:Should have known this thread would be hijacked by the usual suspects
.

If you didn't have us Pierre you would have nobody hijacking it.

You should thank us for taking an interest in your strange fetish

COTR #1 wrote:

Pierre Littbarski wrote:Should have known this thread would be hijacked by the usual suspects
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If you didn't have us Pierre you would have nobody hijacking it.

You should thank us for taking an interest in your strange fetish so you should

this thread would be a very lonely place were it not for the laughter.

Wasn't there once a 'create your own Pierre dream team XI type thread? Maybe I will look for it. Pierre will love Celtic this season, they look like a homeless West Brom.

La salida inminente de Chevantón acerca a Fred

Todos los caminos llevan a Fred: el interés por el jugador confirmado por el propio Del Nido, la estrategia de despiste de Monchi, el acuerdo casi cerrado con el brasileño, la contratación del Fluminense del delantero Roni y... la inminente salida de Chevantón. La intención de la secretaría técnica es rematar la plantilla con un atacante y un centrocampista más.

El Sevilla se lo tomará con calma, pendiente de dar salida a los descartes. Una vez solucionados estos asuntos, el club activará las últimas contrataciones. Y la de Fred podría acelerarse con la salida del uruguayo. Según un cable emitido por TyC Sports, Javier Chevantón será el primer refuerzo que tendrá el entrenador Néstor Gorosito en River Plate de Argentina. La información asegura que el sevillista se incorporará la próxima semana a la pretemporada que los millonarios realizan en Canadá. El interés de River es la última opción que baraja su agente Daniel Delgado, quien recientemente se ha reunido con Monchi. Delgado, que tiene otras alternativas en Inglaterra, Italia y España, espera encontrar una solución esta misma semana. Jiménez ha repetido de forma reiterada que no cuenta con Chevantón, por lo que su continuidad en el equipo no puede alargarse. Incluso, ha sorprendido en el club que el entrenador volviese a confesar públicamente ante los medios de comunicación que desea que el uruguayo salga. Monchi le hizo ver que no es la mejor estrategia a seguir para negociar con los interesados.

http://www.as.com/futbol/articulo/futbol-salida-inminente-chevanton-acerca/dasftbpri/20090729dasdaiftb_16/Tes

So, maybe a one year loan at River Plate for Chevanton? His agent claims there are offers from Spain, England and Germany though.

Does Chevanton ever plays a game or what? I wouldnt mind having him instead of Makaay! And then he can shows he is a better forward then Suarez!

Peace Cup:

Chevanton 1 Olympique Lyon 0

Pierre Littbarski wrote:Should have known this thread would be hijacked by the usual suspects

@ Bulk Chevanton would piss the SPL - would cost about £3m I think but probably wouldn't go to Scotland.

Samaras is very misunderstood - he can't finish for shit but he is very talented and good physically.
Diet Zlatan rather than an out and out Striker.

Mowbray should play him just off Fortune and use him as the main creator in attack - he isn't as creative as Naka obviously but then he would be a lot harder to mark/nulify than Naka cos of his size and reasonable pace.

He scored well against Spurs in the Wembley Cup. Neat finish, although Spurs didn't really have a defence to speak of due to injuries.

EMP wrote:

Pierre Littbarski wrote:Should have known this thread would be hijacked by the usual suspects

@ Bulk Chevanton would piss the SPL - would cost about £3m I think but probably wouldn't go to Scotland.

Samaras is very misunderstood - he can't finish for shit but he is very talented and good physically.
Diet Zlatan rather than an out and out Striker.

Mowbray should play him just off Fortune and use him as the main creator in attack - he isn't as creative as Naka obviously but then he would be a lot harder to mark/nulify than Naka cos of his size and reasonable pace.

He scored well against Spurs in the Wembley Cup. Neat finish, although Spurs didn't really have a defence to speak of due to injuries.

Last season Spurs beat Roma 5-0 in a spate of high scoring friendly victories, before going on to obtain just TWO POINTS FROM EIGHT GAMES.

Harry knows best - you don't want to blow your wad too early. Just ask Boris Becker where that gets you

Spider Crouch wrote:

EMP wrote:

Pierre Littbarski wrote:Should have known this thread would be hijacked by the usual suspects

@ Bulk Chevanton would piss the SPL - would cost about £3m I think but probably wouldn't go to Scotland.

Samaras is very misunderstood - he can't finish for shit but he is very talented and good physically.
Diet Zlatan rather than an out and out Striker.

Mowbray should play him just off Fortune and use him as the main creator in attack - he isn't as creative as Naka obviously but then he would be a lot harder to mark/nulify than Naka cos of his size and reasonable pace.

He scored well against Spurs in the Wembley Cup. Neat finish, although Spurs didn't really have a defence to speak of due to injuries.

Last season Spurs beat Roma 5-0 in a spate of high scoring friendly victories, before going on to obtain just TWO POINTS FROM EIGHT GAMES.

Harry knows best - you don't want to blow your wad too early. Just ask Boris Becker where that gets you

I see. So Harry is playing a clever game here. He won't sign Huntelaar until after the pre-season in order to make sure you don't waste goals by scoring too soon.

Jaime wrote:Peace Cup:

Chevanton 1 Olympique Lyon 0

I thought Sevilla had been knocked out

Chevanton cleary didnt agree with that

Pierre Littbarski wrote:

Jaime wrote:Peace Cup:

Chevanton 1 Olympique Lyon 0

I thought Sevilla had been knocked out

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EKPmxxtmSUk

Just after 2:30 for the goal




What's he saying dagos

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=08rewlQv7ks

From another angle:

FASTEST GOAL EVER SCORED BY A SUB ?????

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oVBoR5SF70U

Bologna Consider Swoop For Sevilla’s Chevanton

The Italian outfit could be set to begin strengthening...

Bologna's rebuilding programme looks set to include a move for Sevilla striker Ernesto Chevanton, according to a report.

The Italian club were bought out recently by Albanian tycoon Rezart Taci and have money to spend as they aim initially to stay in Serie A and then qualify for Europe.

That ambition will be helped with the addition of experience, the new board have stated, and Chevanton is seen as having the right profile for Bologna's plans.

Despite stating that he would like to stay with Sevilla next term, the Andalucian outfit have made it clear that he will again play a bit-part role, El Correo de Andalucia states.

Instead, a return to Serie A could be in the offing, and Chevanton could relish the challenge as he was a huge success during a three-year stint with Lecce between 2001 and 2004.

Two seasons with Monaco persuaded Sevilla to take him to Spain, but he has failed to win a regular place ahead of Frederic Kanoute or Luis Fabiano at the Sanchez Pizjuan.

Lucas Brown, Goal.com

http://www.goal.com/en/news/12/spain/2009/08/03/1419561/bologna-consider-swoop-for-sevillas-chevanton-report

Sevilla Unlikely To Sell Ernesto Chevanton

Los Nervionenses cannot find a suitor for the Uruguayan

It appears that Ernesto Chevanton will stay at Sevilla next season, as the Andalucian club are having a hard time selling the striker.

Argentine outfit San Lorenzo and Italian side Bologna were both rumoured to be interested, but according to a report on Goal.com Spain, el Ciclon cannot afford the asking price for Chevanton.

Bologna also enquired about the Uruguayan's availability some weeks ago, but the Rossoblu have since added Marcelo Zalayeta to their squad to compete with Marco Di Vaio, who scored 24 goals in Serie A last year.

If the directors of los Rojiblancos do not lower the asking price for the former Lecce hitman, the club may be forced to loan out Chevanton.

This would reignite San Lorenzo's interest, since Chevanton is some way down the pecking order at the Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan, and Diego Simeone's side are currently struggling financially.

Anthony Wright, Goal.com

http://www.goal.com/en/news/12/spain/2009/08/27/1464892/sevilla-unlikely-to-sell-ernesto-chevanton-report



The c**ts !

They ask a lot of money for him but they obviously don't rate him !

Nobody wants him

hmmm...

* Chevanton is way down the pecking order at Sevilla

* Pantaleo Corvino is the director of football at Fiorentina - the same role he had at Lecce when they signed Chevanton

* Sevilla have shown interest in Kuzmanovic who has requested a transfer from Fiorentina

* Fiorentina were linked with Chevanton this summer.



I hope between them they do the sensible thing

Would be a good deal for both parts allthough I don't know much playing time Chevanton will get at Fiorentina allthough it will be more then he might get at Sevilla and he would be back in Italy.

Super De La Red wrote:Would be a good deal for both parts allthough I don't know much playing time Chevanton will get at Fiorentina allthough it will be more then he might get at Sevilla and he would be back in Italy.

Forgot to add the Mutu situation to my list of points