Well, it was fun while it lasted. Certainly more fun than being linked with Chris Holroyd
The news that a couple of days ago he said he said he'd like to play for Inter one day doesn't make this any less likely, does it?
The fact that an Argentinian with Italian heritage would like to play in Italy is hardly shocking. Nor is his claim that he'd like to win the title with Boca. Coming to us is still unlikely but I don't see how the situation has changed.
That's more like it!
The moves still on!
I'm in. Anything to keep the illusion going.For extra straw clutching I found this. Maybe the big clubs are still dubious and we could be his door way into a big club eventually in Europe, if he turns out to be good enough of course.
Jonathan admits he must improve his eye for goal and the field suggests that it is doing so in the best way , but a player with his qualities can only grow further . The threshold of 22 years , the final consecration Calleri look at home , before setting out to conquer Europe . An attacker so mobile with a good basic technique is the bread for European football , and what the indications are that it will not need a period of acclimatization very long , once landed in Europe . The success of every single South American in Europe is dependent on many factors and is always unpredictable , but the feelings of this guy is good .
http://www.vavel.com/it/calcio-inte...ricano/531291-los-pibes-jonathan-calleri.html
I'm still optimistic.
So am I. But about the chance of some sunshine tomorrow, not about this.
Some clarity: The Argentine Peso is known colloquially as the Dollar. Hence they differentiate by calling the US Dollar the US Dollar and not the Dollar!
The current exchange rate is about 14 Pesos (Dollars) to the pound, so the fee being discussed is about £1 million!
Some clarity: The Argentine Peso is known colloquially as the Dollar. Hence they differentiate by calling the US Dollar the US Dollar and not the Dollar!
The current exchange rate is about 14 Pesos (Dollars) to the pound, so the fee being discussed is about £1 million!
So you definitely know it's the peso being referred to in the article then?Some clarity: The Argentine Peso is known colloquially as the Dollar. Hence they differentiate by calling the US Dollar the US Dollar and not the Dollar!
The current exchange rate is about 14 Pesos (Dollars) to the pound, so the fee being discussed is about £1 million!
Bennets bunny is a tit.Has Bennet's Field Bunny ever got anything right?
Some more recent tweets from Argentina -
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English (sort of) - Add @Augustocesar22 in @LaOral630 the club looking for Jonathan Calleri will offer day Monday.
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English - [ALERT] A team of England, is not the Stoke City, wants to Calleri already. The offer is good but insufficient for mouth. HARD.