Like they did with Pato ?ezekiel2517 said:i hope they don't teach him to stop dribbling
Doubt it, but I'm pretty sure that in a near future we will find out about their italian inheritage (great great great granduncle/aunt)siatanhai said:
One of them definetly had. Don't make a difference between them till see them in a game, though.crazy4milan said:
Seems promissin.Dunno if this is the right thread for this but I've been watching the Under-20 South American Championship and our young talent Tabare Viudez has been excellent for Uruguay.
Uruguay won their first match 2-0 with Viudez setting up one goal. Their second match of the tournament just ended and Viudez got himself on the scoresheet in the first minute of the match. I'll be watching the game again later tonight for an in-depth analysis. His only short-coming is his height. He's pretty small but so are most of his peers. He's definitely talented. He's primarily a playmaker/winger. He doesn't stick to ay particular side however and moves around freely. He wears the n. 10 jersey.
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explain in detail, is he world class if yes, its not milanI saw the highlights the kid was really good
he looked good ....good pace, dribbling ROCKET shot etc but we have to remember that he was playing among fellow South Americans (i.e. defense < 0 ) AND not at the top level he is a talent imho but will need nurturing.....I'm sure Carlo will give him a run.....contrary to what the Anshit haters think Carlo has actually put faith in:explain in detail, is he world class if yes, its not milan
we have cardi pato abate darmain palo viduez but its milan and in time he will be fucked
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He is in my country (Venezuela) playing the U21 Southamerican Cup with Uruguay... The real deal is why he is not playing more for Uruguay after the amazing first game he had... :S an injury perhaps???
Well, it was bound to happen sooner or later. Unfortunately Pippo isn't immortal
PS. How's Jaoquin doing? Haven't heard much from his side of late
