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Parma's Daniele Galloppa Would Do Well At Juventus - Marco Giampaolo
Giampaolo believes Juventus would benefit from adding Galloppa to their squad in January...
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Dec 19, 2009 9:48:57 AM
Juventus have been told to sign Parma star Daniele Galloppa by former Siena coach Marco Giampaolo before it's too late.
Galloppa has been outstanding for the Ducali this term, helping them to fly up the Serie A standing and into the Champions League places.
Recent reports have linked him to both Juve and Inter. Giampaolo, who coached the Roman at Siena last season has told the Old Lady to act quickly and sign him.
"Daniele is a player who is ready for a major club," Giampaolo told Tuttosport.
"Even though he is still young, he is a good player with intelligence and personality. He did well at Siena and now he is doing brilliantly at Parma.
"I am certain that he would not find it hard at a club like Juventus. He can play anywhere around the midfield and has a great left foot."
Salvatore Landolina, Goal.com
Galloppa has been outstanding for the Ducali this term, helping them to fly up the Serie A standing and into the Champions League places.
Recent reports have linked him to both Juve and Inter. Giampaolo, who coached the Roman at Siena last season has told the Old Lady to act quickly and sign him.
"Daniele is a player who is ready for a major club," Giampaolo told Tuttosport.
"Even though he is still young, he is a good player with intelligence and personality. He did well at Siena and now he is doing brilliantly at Parma.
"I am certain that he would not find it hard at a club like Juventus. He can play anywhere around the midfield and has a great left foot."
Salvatore Landolina, Goal.com
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Joel Peeperkoorn feels that Arsenal should rest their big guns in the second leg, saying: “There's no way we can beat Milan by five goals."
Jez Cook, however, takes a different perspective, singing himself back to positivity: “FIVE FOUR we're gunna win five four we're gunna win five four we're gunna win five four ....FIVE FOUR we're gunna win five four we're gunna win five four we're gunna win five four ...FIVE FOUR - just keep repeating it.”
Well, you have to admire his fighting spirit...
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