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Now they can double team arena hahaClearly Circati was a big factor in getting him over the line. That Parma-Sassuolo game came at the perfect time
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Sign Up Now!Now they can double team arena hahaClearly Circati was a big factor in getting him over the line. That Parma-Sassuolo game came at the perfect time
Italy will never qualify for a World Cup??? I can only presume this is humour.I showed no interest when he looked like playing for Italy.
Another member of G and G sent me extended highlights of Volpato in Serie A. He looks high quality.
Volpato will be an enormous boost to the Socceroos!
He realises Italy will never qualify for a WC. Can’t believe it? They’ve missed out on 3 successive WCs, yet Italy have one of the UEFA Big Five domestic leagues. They’ve won 4 WCs.
Well they've been doing a good job of it the past decade but they'll most certainly be at the next one.Italy will never qualify for a World Cup??? I can only presume this is humour.
football360.com.au
Despite my excellent experience with consular services abroad, he may have needed some sort of local application for this case. Good on him and I can imagine positive things if he and Irankunda start together.Volpato flew all the way to Oz to fix his passport to be able to play.
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The 28,496km 'full revolution' Volpato made to join Socceroos that even captain was 'unaware of'
Socceroos captain Maty Ryan has revealed the lengths Cristian Volpato went to in order to join Australia’s World Cup camp.football360.com.au
Explains a lot. He landed in Sydney Friday morning and left Saturday morning AEST and arrived Saturday morning PDT in LA. He met the team for the first time as they were having their pre-game meal. No chance he was playing only being in LA for single digit hours before the game.Despite my excellent experience with consular services abroad, he may have needed some sort of local application for this case. Good on him and I can imagine positive things if he and Irankunda start together.
The English Champ, McGree, isn’t as highly ranked as the Bundi, Irvine, or La Liga, Ryan, to the best of my knowledge?If you level it based on club rather than league then Riley McGree plays at a higher level than Jackson Irvine and Maty Ryan.
Those two are good either side too so could float and cause havoc.Despite my excellent experience with consular services abroad, he may have needed some sort of local application for this case. Good on him and I can imagine positive things if he and Irankunda start together.
I think the Champ is ranked pretty high, mostly because the money they have at their disposal is very high, higher than the Netherlands, Portugal, Belgian Juliper or Switzerland leagues.The English Champ, McGree, isn’t as highly ranked as the Bundi, Irvine, or La Liga, Ryan, to the best of my knowledge?
Is it?
To the best of my knowledge, the UEFA Big Five, the South American Big Two, are ranked the top 7 leagues in the world.
I think next ranked are Netherlands, Portugal, Belgian Juliper and Switzerland.
I read the Champ is 6th richest league in the world.I think the Champ is ranked pretty high, mostly because the money they have at their disposal is very high, higher than the Netherlands, Portugal, Belgian Juliper or Switzerland leagues.
In a photo with Circati he is similar height. Unusual to be so tall in a dribbling winger.Great to see that Volpato is now listed as Australian on FotMob
There’s an obvious structural reason for that (not having teams with UEFA pedigree).I read the Champ is 6th richest league in the world.
They don’t have top teams with serious UEFA pedigree like Ajax, Benfica, Sporting, PSV, Feyenoorde, Anderlecht, Grasshoppers, etc.
He had a massive growth spurt after heading to Italy apparently. Yeah he's 6 2 & has great feetIn a photo with Circati he is similar height. Unusual to be so tall in a dribbling winger.
Because they don't get access to those comps. It would be interesting to see a Champ team in the Europa League. I think they'd go really well.I read the Champ is 6th richest league in the world.
They don’t have top teams with serious UEFA pedigree like Ajax, Benfica, Sporting, PSV, Feyenoorde, Anderlecht, Grasshoppers, etc.
What CAN we feel but some sort of mild dismay that the player we are giving a a national team debut to (1st official game in a WC no less) is not good enough or young enough to be considered part of Italy's scorched earth rebuild .See, I told you all not to chase the hottie and just wait.
Looks like he was the nottie in the Italian national team space and they just weren't interested so he pivoted. I'm not sure how to feel about this truth be told.
Has anyone thought that this has actually been in the pipeline for quite a while? He's had to go back to Sydney to sort out Passport issues (which can take weeks if not months)& he's also had to sort out his eligibility with FIFA & the Italian football federation. I'd say that he was omitted from the recent Italian squad, because the process was nearly finalised. And yes, he is worth itWhat CAN we feel but some sort of mild dismay that the player we are giving a a national team debut to (1st official game in a WC no less) is not good enough or young enough to be considered part of Italy's scorched earth rebuild .
But Poppa didn't sell the shirt apparently. .. Hope the paisano is worth it.
Oh I dont either, the kid made his bed, its time to lie in it.. I just hope we aren't pinning our dreams on some other country's cast offs... Hope he bags in 20 goals.I don't care about the turncoat side of things, any advantage we can get the better. Wish him the best.
I will say this though. I really would not want to be in his shoes if he puts a shot wide in front of an open goal, or misses a pen, or cops a red, or concedes an own goal, or even just coughs up the ball which results in the opposition scoring.