At least in Italy. If the dimension of the left rear of the Blues never discount the episode of Knysna in France, Patrice Evra has convinced all his men on the other side of the Alps.
If Paul Pogba injured for several more weeks, will not be part of Wednesday in Turin, for the quarter-final of the Champions League between Juventus and Monaco, and Geoffrey Kondogbia Layvin Kurzawa will cross the road well a partner of the France team. And despite the Pogbamania that prevails in Piedmont, another Blue is the festival in Turin. Patrice Evra
Because despite a difficult start after nine years at Manchester United, the former captain Blues is become one of the cornerstones of Turin rear guard. “He had a good season. It took a period of adjustment at the beginning and it’s normal. It’s a very intelligent player who played abroad for a long time playing a different game. His second half of the season is very good. It became important player with a lot of personality “, has also said of him Massimo Allegri press conference.
Knysna case was never considered
Antonio Cabrini
A view shared by most observers of the Italian Championship in general and Juventus in particular. “Given his age, I thought he was on the downward slope, but it made me change my mind. At first he was content to be careful especially defensively, it was more enterprising by on. This will be a key player in the final stretch of the season , “has told the Paris the old local fame, Alessandro Birindelli.
will therefore for the better for the one who officiated for nearly four seasons in Monaco (2002-2006) with a Champions League final at the key in 2004. And even more so that it is never done mention the fiasco of the 2010 World Cup, the nightmare of Evra. “The Knysna case was never considered. It was worthless when signing “, ensuring Antonio Cabrini, his predecessor at left-back in the 80s . What explain that Juventus fans are equally seduced by international tricolor, now considered one of the players part of the Turin workforce. As in Manchester before …
No comments:
Post a Comment