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AS Roma 1 - Juventus 4: Ibrahimovic is really the Son of God!!
BJV:
I remember when Ibrahimovic was at Ajax, he mentioned himself in the third person when he was getting interviewed, no matter how good he is he's a jackass
acbaylove:
It's like when i read from Dutch people that Van der Saar is/was a great goalkeeper. If you see it from an italian/Juventus prospective, he was been our worse GK ever. A fucking nightmare. Disgusting. It all depends. I understand that if you see Zlatan from your prospective, he might looks arrogant and stupid. But here he ain't acting dumb at all. Matter of fact he's acting very professional, and i guess being surrounded by real champions made it easier for him. He speaks italian quite well (if you notice his celebration of the goal he says "Mamma mia", in perfect Italian. And in the post-game interview he talks in fluent italian), and I got homies in Turin and they all say he is a quiet person, very nice, a great guy.
mauzip:
--- Quote from: Antonio on November 19, 2005, 06:14:00 PM ---It's like when i read from Dutch people that Van der Saar is/was a great goalkeeper. If you see it from an italian/Juventus prospective, he was been our worse GK ever. A fucking nightmare. Disgusting. It all depends. I understand that if you see Zlatan from your prospective, he might looks arrogant and stupid. But here he ain't acting dumb at all. Matter of fact he's acting very professional, and i guess being surrounded by real champions made it easier for him. He speaks italian quite well (if you notice his celebration of the goal he says "Mamma mia", in perfect Italian. And in the post-game interview he talks in fluent italian), and I got homies in Turin and they all say he is a quiet person, very nice, a great guy.
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Maybe it's all a matter of feeling at home. I think Ibrahimovic has made a lot of progression in Italy. He speaks Italian well and the Italians love him, whereas Van der Sar never felt at home in Italy.
acbaylove:
About Ibrahimovic, i think all he really need was a coach like Capello and a serious team like Juventus. Juventus is known for being the most professional and serious team in Italy, where they all respect the rules, where you can't act like a moron or they'll bench/trade/waive you and where you can't menace the society with your bullshit/contract problems (see Vieri, Zidane, Davids, etc..). Here it's like in the Marines. You have the rules, and you gotta respect them. We signed Mutu and he's like a kid, now. Genuine, nothing wrong done, he even quitted smoking and using drugs, and we gave him the minimum contract possible. Zebina was known for being a troublemaker: he's acting extremely professional. Vieira is acting professional. Ibrahimovic is acting professional. Nedved is acting professional. Del Piero is benched and he's acting professional. That's how it works here. Van der Saar was simply a stranger in the land of goalkeepers. He had to replace Angelo Peruzzi, the fans fav player, a real fan hero, the GK who gave us the Champions League against Ajax and the Intercontinental too. And he failed. Too much pressure, he didn't handle it.
wcsoldier:
two more goals for Trezeguet (Platini you're mad ? ;D lol)
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