turienzo's lovechild
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why scottish?brightonfan_86 said:
the argentinian and brazilian leagues are great fun btw
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Federico Turienzo - signed !
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the argentinian and brazilian leagues are great fun btw
JJ McClure
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As long as McGhee doesn't say "He's one for the future" coz we need one for right now.
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80's Seagull said:
Totally agree......
B.W.
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Personally, I don't think he looked that great against Lewes... his shooting was particularly poor... in fact, Sancho looked better in his position...
Can't see why another striker is a priority... we need to get our keeper and defence sorted out first, IMHO...
Can't see why another striker is a priority... we need to get our keeper and defence sorted out first, IMHO...
Bakesy
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What you must also remember is........does anyone know when his last game was.........he may not have played for a while, and it was bloody hot at Lewes.Stoaty Ferret said:
He's obviously impressed in training.
perth seagull
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Doesn't sound like an exciting prospect. Hopefully he won't be spending the bulk of the season in the reserves and then be released on a free transfer next season.
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Let's give him a chance eh? You're all saying he didn't look that good against Lewes, how long did he play for? 50 minutes?
He may well have got a bit of fitness in training and lookedsharp to McGhee and may well be on very low wages. I think it's times like these where we need to reserve judgement.
He may well have got a bit of fitness in training and lookedsharp to McGhee and may well be on very low wages. I think it's times like these where we need to reserve judgement.
Well word from the club is they seem to think they've found a gem. He came through the youth ranks and into the first team of the side that finished 2nd in the Argentinian premier league 3 seasons back and finished upper mid table since then. While he wasn't a regular or prolific he scored some vital goals, including a headed winner against River Plate. From what I understand he fits the bill physically and technicallyand has over 50 first team games under his belt. Compared to Molango who had single figure first team experience in an obscure league he should adjust well.
Realisticly we are not going to attract proven players in there prime but if he can make an impact we can move forward and offload some of the deadwood upfront. That has got to be a good thing.
Realisticly we are not going to attract proven players in there prime but if he can make an impact we can move forward and offload some of the deadwood upfront. That has got to be a good thing.
ILOVEBHA
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y2dave said:
Here Here
Basil Fawlty
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tommy boy said:
Because you get some good young players up north.
Stinky Kat
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goodbye magammon and mcphee then?
Loft23
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Stinky Kat said:
McCammon probably, can't see McPhee leaving just yet.
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I'd say McCammon is above McPhee in the pecking order.....bew4194 said:
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bakesy said:
Those artic conditions in Argie land sure are a bitch
Scotty Mac
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Silent Bob said:
mcghee prefered to use mcphee when he was fit last season towards the end. i think he could suprise a lot of people this season
Gazwag
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Not quite sure about the google translation but he can head the ball ....
GYMNASTICS I GAIN IT IN THE END
When the third minute of discount gambled, the attacker Federico Turienzo, with a blow on the head, after a center of Enría, wrote down the goal of the triumph for the equipment of the Silver
The Silver, 16 of March (INFOSIC). Gimnasia and Esgirma the Silver last night found its prize in the end of the party before Union of Santa Fe, when winning by 2 to 1, in the stage of Students, the fifth date of the match Closing.
When the third minute of discount gambled, the attacker Federico Turienzo, with a blow on the head, after a center of Claudius Enría, wrote down the goal of the triumph for the equipment that Carlos Ramacciotti leads, who finished expulasdo.
Esteban González had marked, to the 22 minutes of the first time, the opening of the marker for Gimnasia and Norberto Fernandez, the partial tie for Union, to the 20 of the second part.
Gymnastics found the prize in the end in the field of its classic rival, because he was the one that it looked for more and the one that made better the things before a stingy santafesino equipment, that tried a tie that was not.
With the triumph the "Wolf" arrived at the 7 points and Union, that lost invicto, was with eight units.
GYMNASTICS I GAIN IT IN THE END
When the third minute of discount gambled, the attacker Federico Turienzo, with a blow on the head, after a center of Enría, wrote down the goal of the triumph for the equipment of the Silver
The Silver, 16 of March (INFOSIC). Gimnasia and Esgirma the Silver last night found its prize in the end of the party before Union of Santa Fe, when winning by 2 to 1, in the stage of Students, the fifth date of the match Closing.
When the third minute of discount gambled, the attacker Federico Turienzo, with a blow on the head, after a center of Claudius Enría, wrote down the goal of the triumph for the equipment that Carlos Ramacciotti leads, who finished expulasdo.
Esteban González had marked, to the 22 minutes of the first time, the opening of the marker for Gimnasia and Norberto Fernandez, the partial tie for Union, to the 20 of the second part.
Gymnastics found the prize in the end in the field of its classic rival, because he was the one that it looked for more and the one that made better the things before a stingy santafesino equipment, that tried a tie that was not.
With the triumph the "Wolf" arrived at the 7 points and Union, that lost invicto, was with eight units.
Stinky Kat
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Silent Bob said:
McPhee only looked good last season when he played with Jake, 2nd half at Turf moor those two were immense.
McGammon scored some goals, but looked far too clumsy and drunker than me on a match day - so summing up both have a lot to prove in order to stay, as does this Argentinian fellow.