Chci prokázat své kvality v Sampdorii, říká Romero

Vysvětlí mi pls někdo, jak je možné, že takovej gólman, zkušenej, kvalitní, ne moc drahý chytá v Sampdorii ?? Třeba Benfica nebo Porto???

Fandím Vivianovi

čapek: Romeo

vážně má viviano cislo 2 v sampdorii ?

bolo by nezmyselne nechat chytat Vivianiho ktory je na hostovani a na lavicke mat kvalitneho Romera...

Je mi ho lito, kvality ma, ale Viviano ho do brany nepusti (snad )

Nechápu, co tak kvalitní gólman, jednička argentinský repre, dělá v klubu, který hraje rok co rok spíše o přežití v Serii A.

Nechápu,proč chce najednou dokazovat své kvality v Sampdorii,když už je tam ukázal. Už měl být dávno někde jinde. Máslo na hlavě má ale i management klubu,který dřív přivedl novou jedničku Viviana,než byl vyřešen odchod Romera.

V repre kvalitní výkony, je zvláštní, že to nedokáže prodat i v klubu...

my wife Sofi saw the footage (of the Chiellini bite), she said to me, ‘What on Earth were you thinking?’ I had to start trying to answer that question for myself,” Suarez writes.

“I had just become a father to a young daughter, Delfina, and the thought that she would grow up to see that I had done this upset me more than anything else.”

“The adrenaline levels in a game can be so high; the pulse is racing and sometimes the brain doesn’t keep up,” Suarez says.

“The pressure mounts and there is no release valve. In 2010 (the first biting incident), I was frustrated because we were drawing what was a very important game, and we were on a bad run. I wanted to do everything right that day, and it felt as though I was doing everything wrong.

“The pent-up frustration and feeling that it was my fault reached a point where I couldn’t contain it any more.

“With Ivanovic in 2013, we had to beat Chelsea still to have any chance of making it into the Champions League. I was having a terrible game. I gave away a stupid penalty with a handball and I could feel everything slipping through our fingers. I could feel myself getting wound up.

“Moments before the Chiellini bite, I had a great chance to put us 1-0 up. If I had scored that goal, if Buffon hadn’t made the save, then I would not have done anything. But I missed the chance.

“When the heart has stopped racing after the game, it’s easy to look back and say, ‘How could you be so stupid? There were 20 minutes left.’ But out on the pitch with the adrenaline pumping and the tension mounting, you’re not even really aware of how long is left. You don’t know anything. All I could think was: ‘I didn’t score. We’re out of the World Cup.’

“There are some players who in that position would have said, ‘Well, we’re out, but I scored two great goals against England. I’m the star.’

“I could have asked to be taken off: ‘My knee is hurting again, I scored two in the last game, I did my best.’ But I wanted more.

“The fear of failure clouds everything for me — even the blatantly obvious fact that I have at least 20,000 pairs of eyes on me; it is not as if I am not going to be seen. Logic doesn’t come into it.”

Suarez says that his “switching off” on the pitch also enables him to do the brilliant things he does in a match, so it is going to be difficult to find that balance because he doesn’t want to lose that side of his game.

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