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I Have No Problems With Anyone At Napoli - Fabio Quagliarella
The striker has apologised for his angry reaction at being substituted at the weekend...
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Nov 9, 2009 8:42:30 PM
Napoli striker Fabio Quagliarella reacted angrily when he was withdrawn in the dying minutes of Saturday's match against Catania, which ended 0-0.
However, the former Udinese man has looked to dampen the flames surrounding his substitution, emphasising that it was an instinctive reaction.
"There's no problem - neither with the coach nor with my team-mates," Quagliarella told Datasport.
"I'm sorry that I reacted like that, but it was an instinctive reaction related to the fact that we were struggling on the pitch. I swore at myself because I felt fine physically, but I couldn't find the right finish.
"I wanted to take on the world because I'm finally in good shape and I felt that I could have given my best right until the end. I'm like that - I'm spontaneous, I have a sensitive nature and I muttered to myself because I'm emotional.
"But my cursing was only related to the game and was absolutely nothing to do with the coach or my team-mates. I have a great relationship with everyone."
Anthony Wright, Goal.com
However, the former Udinese man has looked to dampen the flames surrounding his substitution, emphasising that it was an instinctive reaction.
"There's no problem - neither with the coach nor with my team-mates," Quagliarella told Datasport.
"I'm sorry that I reacted like that, but it was an instinctive reaction related to the fact that we were struggling on the pitch. I swore at myself because I felt fine physically, but I couldn't find the right finish.
"I wanted to take on the world because I'm finally in good shape and I felt that I could have given my best right until the end. I'm like that - I'm spontaneous, I have a sensitive nature and I muttered to myself because I'm emotional.
"But my cursing was only related to the game and was absolutely nothing to do with the coach or my team-mates. I have a great relationship with everyone."
Anthony Wright, Goal.com
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