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+x+x+x+xRogic seemed to play ok, subbed off for McGregor @ 72' I really think that too much has happened and he should cut ties now, but should seal a move too a decent club. A team like Brighton could potentially use him well. A lot of counter action here. Even Hudderfield but they seem to play @ a fast pace. Maybe too fast for him to keep up with. He doesn't seem to be one of those high intensity guys who can sustain a press over long periods. However, the circumstance with his injuries and etc, seem to put him a position where no club would take him seriously. The amount of football he's missed could almost write him off as a football player and put him the Cahill retirement basket really so early in his career (end up being a gimmick player for some Gulf team). His injury record might count him out for most teams. Can't say he'd go to the EPL and with such a tough Championship season might put off potential suitors. I think the club should take a lot of the blame for his injury record, . The same club that managed and help his early injuries from potentially career threatening to getting decent game time? The same club that stood by him when he was almost a year out in total at a stage when he hadn't yet proved himself? The same club who hasn't actually improved his fitness. He still can't play a full 90 minutes
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1st goal hit across the keeper not a tap in
2nd goal beat the keeper from a cut back not a tap in
3rd goal a tap. in
4th goal launches a rocket from distance
5th goal tap in
7th goal keeper out of play but hit from a wide angle. Harsh to call a tapin
8th goal beats the keeper from a cross not a tap in
9th goal headed cross not a tap in
10th goal beats the keeper 1v1 not a tap in
12th goal tap in
14th goal good turn and beats the keeper not a tap in
17th goal wins a header brings it to ground a beats the keeper not a tap in
18th goal a tap in
19th goal beats the keeper not a tap in
how many were on counter Maclaren, kruse and to a lesser degree leckie are all counter attacking specialists. If we played on the counter a front three like that could tear teams apart but maclaren isnt the guy you want if you are pinning an opposition back dominating possession and trying to find an avenue in tight spaces He's had his shot/s. Wasn't effective for Darmstadt either. He can not create his own shot. How many of those shots did he take more than 2 touches. Just keep shifting the goal posts until people couldnt be bothered arguing with you anymore Unfortunately it has more to do with the point I was making. He can't create his own goals and is an extremely ineffectual 'striker' against this thing called 'defending'.This is his creative ability. GOAL ] <------------> Jamie Straight in. Simply untrue, I could make a video of the countless times he has created his own goals with his time in the A-League, if I get some time I will do it this week.
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1st goal hit across the keeper not a tap in
2nd goal beat the keeper from a cut back not a tap in
3rd goal a tap. in
4th goal launches a rocket from distance
5th goal tap in
7th goal keeper out of play but hit from a wide angle. Harsh to call a tapin
8th goal beats the keeper from a cross not a tap in
9th goal headed cross not a tap in
10th goal beats the keeper 1v1 not a tap in
12th goal tap in
14th goal good turn and beats the keeper not a tap in
17th goal wins a header brings it to ground a beats the keeper not a tap in
18th goal a tap in
19th goal beats the keeper not a tap in
how many were on counter Maclaren, kruse and to a lesser degree leckie are all counter attacking specialists. If we played on the counter a front three like that could tear teams apart but maclaren isnt the guy you want if you are pinning an opposition back dominating possession and trying to find an avenue in tight spaces He's had his shot/s. Wasn't effective for Darmstadt either. He can not create his own shot. How many of those shots did he take more than 2 touches. Just keep shifting the goal posts until people couldnt be bothered arguing with you anymore Unfortunately it has more to do with the point I was making. He can't create his own goals and is an extremely ineffectual 'striker' against this thing called 'defending'.This is his creative ability. GOAL ] <------------> Jamie Straight in. Simply untrue, I could make a video of the countless times he has created his own goals with his time in the A-League, if I get some time I will do it this week. Sadly, your posts in AA stand for nothing really. The same could be said for the BR related stuff.
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1st goal hit across the keeper not a tap in
2nd goal beat the keeper from a cut back not a tap in
3rd goal a tap. in
4th goal launches a rocket from distance
5th goal tap in
7th goal keeper out of play but hit from a wide angle. Harsh to call a tapin
8th goal beats the keeper from a cross not a tap in
9th goal headed cross not a tap in
10th goal beats the keeper 1v1 not a tap in
12th goal tap in
14th goal good turn and beats the keeper not a tap in
17th goal wins a header brings it to ground a beats the keeper not a tap in
18th goal a tap in
19th goal beats the keeper not a tap in
how many were on counter Maclaren, kruse and to a lesser degree leckie are all counter attacking specialists. If we played on the counter a front three like that could tear teams apart but maclaren isnt the guy you want if you are pinning an opposition back dominating possession and trying to find an avenue in tight spaces He's had his shot/s. Wasn't effective for Darmstadt either. He can not create his own shot. How many of those shots did he take more than 2 touches. Just keep shifting the goal posts until people couldnt be bothered arguing with you anymore Unfortunately it has more to do with the point I was making. He can't create his own goals and is an extremely ineffectual 'striker' against this thing called 'defending'.This is his creative ability. GOAL ] <------------> Jamie Straight in. Simply untrue, I could make a video of the countless times he has created his own goals with his time in the A-League, if I get some time I will do it this week. Sadly, your posts in AA stand for nothing really. The same could be said for the BR related stuff. Funny I think the same about all your posts.
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Ignoring pens
1st goal hit across the keeper not a tap in
2nd goal beat the keeper from a cut back not a tap in
3rd goal a tap. in
4th goal launches a rocket from distance
5th goal tap in
7th goal keeper out of play but hit from a wide angle. Harsh to call a tapin
8th goal beats the keeper from a cross not a tap in
9th goal headed cross not a tap in
10th goal beats the keeper 1v1 not a tap in
12th goal tap in
14th goal good turn and beats the keeper not a tap in
17th goal wins a header brings it to ground a beats the keeper not a tap in
18th goal a tap in
19th goal beats the keeper not a tap in
how many were on counter Maclaren, kruse and to a lesser degree leckie are all counter attacking specialists. If we played on the counter a front three like that could tear teams apart but maclaren isnt the guy you want if you are pinning an opposition back dominating possession and trying to find an avenue in tight spaces He's had his shot/s. Wasn't effective for Darmstadt either. He can not create his own shot. How many of those shots did he take more than 2 touches. Just keep shifting the goal posts until people couldnt be bothered arguing with you anymore Unfortunately it has more to do with the point I was making. He can't create his own goals and is an extremely ineffectual 'striker' against this thing called 'defending'.This is his creative ability. GOAL ] <------------> Jamie Straight in. Simply untrue, I could make a video of the countless times he has created his own goals with his time in the A-League, if I get some time I will do it this week. Sadly, your posts in AA stand for nothing really. The same could be said for the BR related stuff. Funny I think the same about all your posts. Mainly because BR are pretty much a one trick team. You couldn't argue with that ?
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+x+xRogic seemed to play ok, subbed off for McGregor @ 72' I really think that too much has happened and he should cut ties now, but should seal a move too a decent club. A team like Brighton could potentially use him well. A lot of counter action here. Even Hudderfield but they seem to play @ a fast pace. Maybe too fast for him to keep up with. He doesn't seem to be one of those high intensity guys who can sustain a press over long periods. However, the circumstance with his injuries and etc, seem to put him a position where no club would take him seriously. The amount of football he's missed could almost write him off as a football player and put him the Cahill retirement basket really so early in his career (end up being a gimmick player for some Gulf team). His injury record might count him out for most teams. Can't say he'd go to the EPL and with such a tough Championship season might put off potential suitors. A team like Hudders would cringe to sign him, already have enough injury problems with major players. Just can't see a team like that taking him serious. I'm pretty sure some bottom Premier League teams could rotate him into the mix. The problem for him would also be whether that team got relegated then dealing with the fallout from that, could turn him away from the league/potential suitor. Not at all saying he's ready for that, but just saying plenty of good players start from the bench and rotate in/out vica versa. So say he did find a team in EPL, Bundesliga etc would have to be a team willing to take a bit of a gamble. If he was 100% healthy he'd genuinely help take a team up or help keep them up. Perhaps a relegation battling team.
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+x+x+xRogic seemed to play ok, subbed off for McGregor @ 72' I really think that too much has happened and he should cut ties now, but should seal a move too a decent club. A team like Brighton could potentially use him well. A lot of counter action here. Even Hudderfield but they seem to play @ a fast pace. Maybe too fast for him to keep up with. He doesn't seem to be one of those high intensity guys who can sustain a press over long periods. However, the circumstance with his injuries and etc, seem to put him a position where no club would take him seriously. The amount of football he's missed could almost write him off as a football player and put him the Cahill retirement basket really so early in his career (end up being a gimmick player for some Gulf team). His injury record might count him out for most teams. Can't say he'd go to the EPL and with such a tough Championship season might put off potential suitors. A team like Hudders would cringe to sign him, already have enough injury problems with major players. Just can't see a team like that taking him serious. I'm pretty sure some bottom Premier League teams could rotate him into the mix. The problem for him would also be whether that team got relegated then dealing with the fallout from that, could turn him away from the league/potential suitor. Not at all saying he's ready for that, but just saying plenty of good players start from the bench and rotate in/out vica versa. So say he did find a team in EPL, Bundesliga etc would have to be a team willing to take a bit of a gamble. If he was 100% healthy he'd genuinely help take a team up or help keep them up. Perhaps a relegation battling team. I think a bench role would be worse for him as maintaining match fitness would be a problem then. I agree teams would be taking a gamble but a 6 million pound gamble is a lot for an injury prone attacker who hasn't proven himself up to the rigours of a European season. The problem being if it doesn't pay off, he could disappear which is bad for him and bad for the NT.
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+x+x+x+x+xRogic seemed to play ok, subbed off for McGregor @ 72' I really think that too much has happened and he should cut ties now, but should seal a move too a decent club. A team like Brighton could potentially use him well. A lot of counter action here. Even Hudderfield but they seem to play @ a fast pace. Maybe too fast for him to keep up with. He doesn't seem to be one of those high intensity guys who can sustain a press over long periods. However, the circumstance with his injuries and etc, seem to put him a position where no club would take him seriously. The amount of football he's missed could almost write him off as a football player and put him the Cahill retirement basket really so early in his career (end up being a gimmick player for some Gulf team). His injury record might count him out for most teams. Can't say he'd go to the EPL and with such a tough Championship season might put off potential suitors. I think the club should take a lot of the blame for his injury record, . The same club that managed and help his early injuries from potentially career threatening to getting decent game time? The same club that stood by him when he was almost a year out in total at a stage when he hadn't yet proved himself? The same club who hasn't actually improved his fitness. He still can't play a full 90 minutes Surely thats on him. Any fully professional setup should be good enough to get players fit enough to play 90 minutes at a relatively high intensity.
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+x+x+x+xRogic seemed to play ok, subbed off for McGregor @ 72' I really think that too much has happened and he should cut ties now, but should seal a move too a decent club. A team like Brighton could potentially use him well. A lot of counter action here. Even Hudderfield but they seem to play @ a fast pace. Maybe too fast for him to keep up with. He doesn't seem to be one of those high intensity guys who can sustain a press over long periods. However, the circumstance with his injuries and etc, seem to put him a position where no club would take him seriously. The amount of football he's missed could almost write him off as a football player and put him the Cahill retirement basket really so early in his career (end up being a gimmick player for some Gulf team). His injury record might count him out for most teams. Can't say he'd go to the EPL and with such a tough Championship season might put off potential suitors. A team like Hudders would cringe to sign him, already have enough injury problems with major players. Just can't see a team like that taking him serious. I'm pretty sure some bottom Premier League teams could rotate him into the mix. The problem for him would also be whether that team got relegated then dealing with the fallout from that, could turn him away from the league/potential suitor. Not at all saying he's ready for that, but just saying plenty of good players start from the bench and rotate in/out vica versa. So say he did find a team in EPL, Bundesliga etc would have to be a team willing to take a bit of a gamble. If he was 100% healthy he'd genuinely help take a team up or help keep them up. Perhaps a relegation battling team. I think a bench role would be worse for him as maintaining match fitness would be a problem then. I agree teams would be taking a gamble but a 6 million pound gamble is a lot for an injury prone attacker who hasn't proven himself up to the rigours of a European season. The problem being if it doesn't pay off, he could disappear which is bad for him and bad for the NT. Basically he should get his shit together :D This guy could end up being a complete joke or complete superstar, he's unbelievably fragile. Wish he would get his shit in order.
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Agreed.
I'm also thinking about the style of play that he's played in for the last few years. Both with Celtic and Australia, the great majority of his matches have been against teams parking the bus. For this reason he has had to adapt his game and you very rarely see him attempt 1 v 1 take ons like he used to at the start of his career when he used to glide past players.
I think that this is one of his greatest strengths, and I believe it's something that he'll only rediscover if he plays in a good counter attacking team, much like leckie. I can really see him breaking games open playing on the counter, but we simply don't see much of it.
Let's see in russia though, because we'll almost certainly play this style. I really hope to see him shine
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Agreed.
I'm also thinking about the style of play that he's played in for the last few years. Both with Celtic and Australia, the great majority of his matches have been against teams parking the bus. For this reason he has had to adapt his game and you very rarely see him attempt 1 v 1 take ons like he used to at the start of his career when he used to glide past players.
I think that this is one of his greatest strengths, and I believe it's something that he'll only rediscover if he plays in a good counter attacking team, much like leckie. I can really see him breaking games open playing on the counter, but we simply don't see much of it.
Let's see in russia though, because we'll almost certainly play this style. I really hope to see him shine
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+x+x+x+x+x+xRogic seemed to play ok, subbed off for McGregor @ 72' I really think that too much has happened and he should cut ties now, but should seal a move too a decent club. A team like Brighton could potentially use him well. A lot of counter action here. Even Hudderfield but they seem to play @ a fast pace. Maybe too fast for him to keep up with. He doesn't seem to be one of those high intensity guys who can sustain a press over long periods. However, the circumstance with his injuries and etc, seem to put him a position where no club would take him seriously. The amount of football he's missed could almost write him off as a football player and put him the Cahill retirement basket really so early in his career (end up being a gimmick player for some Gulf team). His injury record might count him out for most teams. Can't say he'd go to the EPL and with such a tough Championship season might put off potential suitors. I think the club should take a lot of the blame for his injury record, . The same club that managed and help his early injuries from potentially career threatening to getting decent game time? The same club that stood by him when he was almost a year out in total at a stage when he hadn't yet proved himself? The same club who hasn't actually improved his fitness. He still can't play a full 90 minutes Surely thats on him. Any fully professional setup should be good enough to get players fit enough to play 90 minutes at a relatively high intensity. It could be, but a different system, different coaches might actually train him harder. All we know for sure is he has stagnated at Celtic, maybe he reached his ceiling or maybe he needs a more competitive league to push him and too improve.
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Surely winning titles every year after a while might start to feel easy and naturally his hunger can drop.. obviously European football but they haven't gotten that far in Europe lately...
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Ignoring pens
1st goal hit across the keeper not a tap in
2nd goal beat the keeper from a cut back not a tap in
3rd goal a tap. in
4th goal launches a rocket from distance
5th goal tap in
7th goal keeper out of play but hit from a wide angle. Harsh to call a tapin
8th goal beats the keeper from a cross not a tap in
9th goal headed cross not a tap in
10th goal beats the keeper 1v1 not a tap in
12th goal tap in
14th goal good turn and beats the keeper not a tap in
17th goal wins a header brings it to ground a beats the keeper not a tap in
18th goal a tap in
19th goal beats the keeper not a tap in
how many were on counter Maclaren, kruse and to a lesser degree leckie are all counter attacking specialists. If we played on the counter a front three like that could tear teams apart but maclaren isnt the guy you want if you are pinning an opposition back dominating possession and trying to find an avenue in tight spaces He's had his shot/s. Wasn't effective for Darmstadt either. He can not create his own shot. How many of those shots did he take more than 2 touches. Just keep shifting the goal posts until people couldnt be bothered arguing with you anymore Unfortunately it has more to do with the point I was making. He can't create his own goals and is an extremely ineffectual 'striker' against this thing called 'defending'.This is his creative ability. GOAL ] <------------> Jamie Straight in. Simply untrue, I could make a video of the countless times he has created his own goals with his time in the A-League, if I get some time I will do it this week. Sadly, your posts in AA stand for nothing really. The same could be said for the BR related stuff. Funny I think the same about all your posts. Mainly because BR are pretty much a one trick team. You couldn't argue with that ? Uh huh, as usual I have no idea what you are on about.
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Good starting for Newcastle U23
By now, American Samoa must have realised that Australias 22-0 win over Tonga two days earlier was no fluke.
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+xSurely winning titles every year after a while might start to feel easy and naturally his hunger can drop.. obviously European football but they haven't gotten that far in Europe lately... Well they had Rogic at full strength and a full team at full strength , Dembele, Griffiths, Sinclair, Brown, Toure, etc etc.. and couldn't keep up in the Champions League. Shows just how fragile Scottish football is, but more importantly how shallow their 'talent pool' really is. I mean if Armstrong is where they're @ talent wise they will have definitely have issues in UCL && Europa. Domestically, who gives a shit. No point him hanging around to win that shit all over again.
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Ansell on the bench Pasquali on the bench (Ajax reserves)
By now, American Samoa must have realised that Australias 22-0 win over Tonga two days earlier was no fluke.
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https://youtu.be/QDSYaOzFHq4Langerak top save at 3:20. First goal he got to it and it hit the post. Second goal was a rocket spinning header right into the far corner. Good to see him playing.
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Halloran got the first half. Duke got the final 20. Degenek and Langerak with full games. Is that every player we have in Japan?
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+xCan we add Nicholas Pennington (if not mentioned earlier) | Date of birth: | Dec 18, 1998 |
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https://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/nicholas-pennington/profil/spieler/373898On loan to Olbia from Cagliari Minutes so far in Serie C He was suspended for a while Aggression to the referee: Pennington Cagliari disqualified for six monthsThe Primavera midfielder was sent off on Saturday against Palermo: "threatening and violent conduct", he took the red card from the referee's hand and did not want to leave the fieldCagliari midfielder Nicholas Pennington. Getty Images A quiet final of the season, a disqualification that could mark his career: the 18-year-old Nicholas Pennington, midfielder and captain of Cagliari, lost his head in what was probably his penultimate match in the Spring, taking six months disqualification, for have put their hands on the referee.
Aggression to the referee: Pennington of Cagliari
For the trip to the field of Pro Piacenza, Bernardo Mereu will have one more player: for the remainder of the disqualification remedied during the last season of the Primavera, when he was wearing the Cagliari shirt, the FIGC has pardoned Nicholas Pennington, who was supposed to remain out until October 31, 2017. The olbia midfielder, class '98, will therefore be available already on Sunday, for the commitment in the home of the Emilians valid for the sixth day of the Serie C championship.
www.unionesarda.it/articolo/cronaca/2017/09/27/calcio_la_figc_grazia_pennington_il_centrocampista_dell_olbia_dis-68-649102.html
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From Olbia a guy who could come back and remain in the pink of the three goalkeepers is Simone Aresti, but at the moment it is essential for the whites.Nicholas Pennington is the one who is doing very well. "
Gianluca Di Marzio :: Cagliari, Giulini: "We will take 3-4 players: outgoing Melchiorri and Capuano. Farias? Via only for unmissable offers"
Seems more likely he could play for us tha Italy. It looks like he has played in every game available this season after his suspension. Nicholas Pennington has now played over 1300 minutes in Serie C for Olbia. There is no younger Midfielder to play as much Professional League football in Italy. That is despite the suspension at the beginning of the season.
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sounds impressive and definitely off the radar! Good catch!
I once heard an italian say seri c was better than league 1. I'll let others decide if thats true. But its a pretty good level for a young age
"There is no younger Midfielder to play as much Professional League football in Italy."
Do you mean across all divisions this year?
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+xsounds impressive and definitely off the radar! Good catch! I once heard an italian say seri c was better than league 1. I'll let others decide if thats true. But its a pretty good level for a young age "There is no younger Midfielder to play as much Professional League football in Italy." Do you mean across all divisions this year? Yes, through all of the divisions. I mean the Professional Leagues that is Serie A, Serie B and Serie C. Yes, this Season.
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+x+xsounds impressive and definitely off the radar! Good catch! I once heard an italian say seri c was better than league 1. I'll let others decide if thats true. But its a pretty good level for a young age "There is no younger Midfielder to play as much Professional League football in Italy." Do you mean across all divisions this year? Yes, through all of the divisions. I mean the Professional Leagues that is Serie A, Serie B and Serie C. Yes, this Season. shows how difficult it is these days to cut it in italy perhaps that shows piscopo is doing pretty well too
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+x+x+xsounds impressive and definitely off the radar! Good catch! I once heard an italian say seri c was better than league 1. I'll let others decide if thats true. But its a pretty good level for a young age "There is no younger Midfielder to play as much Professional League football in Italy." Do you mean across all divisions this year? Yes, through all of the divisions. I mean the Professional Leagues that is Serie A, Serie B and Serie C. Yes, this Season. shows how difficult it is these days to cut it in italy perhaps that shows piscopo is doing pretty well too I watch the 3 of them on Wyscout. Piscopo, Cleur and Pennington. They're all good players. I think that the average age of Debut in the Serie A is running at close to 24, so they've all got a while yet before they should be at the top end.
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+x+x+x+xsounds impressive and definitely off the radar! Good catch! I once heard an italian say seri c was better than league 1. I'll let others decide if thats true. But its a pretty good level for a young age "There is no younger Midfielder to play as much Professional League football in Italy." Do you mean across all divisions this year? Yes, through all of the divisions. I mean the Professional Leagues that is Serie A, Serie B and Serie C. Yes, this Season. shows how difficult it is these days to cut it in italy perhaps that shows piscopo is doing pretty well too I watch the 3 of them on Wyscout. Piscopo, Cleur and Pennington. They're all good players. I think that the average age of Debut in the Serie A is running at close to 24, so they've all got a while yet before they should be at the top end. That is a crazy stat. Shows even Ikon has a couple of years before he is seriously considered for a Serie A club.
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+x+x+x+xsounds impressive and definitely off the radar! Good catch! I once heard an italian say seri c was better than league 1. I'll let others decide if thats true. But its a pretty good level for a young age "There is no younger Midfielder to play as much Professional League football in Italy." Do you mean across all divisions this year? Yes, through all of the divisions. I mean the Professional Leagues that is Serie A, Serie B and Serie C. Yes, this Season. shows how difficult it is these days to cut it in italy perhaps that shows piscopo is doing pretty well too I watch the 3 of them on Wyscout. Piscopo, Cleur and Pennington. They're all good players. I think that the average age of Debut in the Serie A is running at close to 24, so they've all got a while yet before they should be at the top end. What's Pennington's background? i saw his wiki that he's born in Rome? Does he have Australian parents or is he mixed? Interesting background i wonder if he's good enough to play at a higher level in the future.
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+x+x+x+x+xsounds impressive and definitely off the radar! Good catch! I once heard an italian say seri c was better than league 1. I'll let others decide if thats true. But its a pretty good level for a young age "There is no younger Midfielder to play as much Professional League football in Italy." Do you mean across all divisions this year? Yes, through all of the divisions. I mean the Professional Leagues that is Serie A, Serie B and Serie C. Yes, this Season. shows how difficult it is these days to cut it in italy perhaps that shows piscopo is doing pretty well too I watch the 3 of them on Wyscout. Piscopo, Cleur and Pennington. They're all good players. I think that the average age of Debut in the Serie A is running at close to 24, so they've all got a while yet before they should be at the top end. That is a crazy stat. Shows even Ikon has a couple of years before he is seriously considered for a Serie A club. It's an Average. Nicolo Barella has probably been the most highly rated young Italian in the last couple of years and he became a regular in Serie A at 20. Even he was playing at the bottom end of Serie B with Como at 19. He was playing alongside Brillante.
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lebo_roo
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+x+x+x+x+xsounds impressive and definitely off the radar! Good catch! I once heard an italian say seri c was better than league 1. I'll let others decide if thats true. But its a pretty good level for a young age "There is no younger Midfielder to play as much Professional League football in Italy." Do you mean across all divisions this year? Yes, through all of the divisions. I mean the Professional Leagues that is Serie A, Serie B and Serie C. Yes, this Season. shows how difficult it is these days to cut it in italy perhaps that shows piscopo is doing pretty well too I watch the 3 of them on Wyscout. Piscopo, Cleur and Pennington. They're all good players. I think that the average age of Debut in the Serie A is running at close to 24, so they've all got a while yet before they should be at the top end. What's Pennington's background? i saw his wiki that he's born in Rome? Does he have Australian parents or is he mixed? Interesting background i wonder if he's good enough to play at a higher level in the future. His dad is Australian and grew up in Italy. He was recently interviewd on Fnr radio Aussies Abroad. He spoke well with a Italian twang.
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Luongo with the most tackles in the Championship so far this season.
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aussie scott21
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