Diego Buonanotte

andy78 · 20th December 2010, 01:15 AM

We've been linked with this little short arsed Argie playmaker again.

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River Plate, Buonanotte in focus of Sunderland

Sunderland after having hired last year the quarterback Marcos Angeleri from Estudiantes, could find himself in another talented Argentine team. From River Plate could arrive in fact Diego Buonanotte (22). The talented midfielder was he in the viewfinder of the English market leaders who have recently sent some scout in Buenos Aires for a first approach. "El Elfin" as you called the player at home, is back in the field over the last six months after putting behind the terrible car accident that killed three people. Buonanotte which has a contract to expire in 2015, was followed in the past by numerous Italian companies including Florentina and Napoli.

The midfielder River Plate, Diego Buonanotte, is unsatisfied of few minutes given to it by the technician and in the near future could change Jersey. Here are the words of Buonanotte program 100% River: "I need to play, if you don't have the opportunity, I prefer to go away. I lost confidence with the field, was a bad season and I want to turn the page. Of course, I have to much to River Plate and especially Passarella and Turnes, people who have always believed in me. I will speak with them for advice about my future. "

http://sport.virgilio.it/diretta/201...mw_243573.html

http://www.calcionews24.com/river-pl...underland.html

Hopefully he won't crash his car this time in an attempt to get out of the transfer!

JobNBDF · 20th December 2010, 01:18 AM

Sounds like another Teves. Rather than him saying he's going to work harder because he's not in the team he's saying he wants to leave. And we all know how Bruce likes to keep the south Americans warming the bench

ferryhill mackem · 20th December 2010, 01:20 AM

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Originally Posted by JobNBDF

Sounds like another Teves. Rather than him saying he's going to work harder because he's not in the team he's saying he wants to leave. And we all know how Bruce likes to keep the south Americans warming the bench

you come to that conclusion from a translation

The Situation · 20th December 2010, 01:34 AM

He's too small for the Premier League and will never be a success here IMO.

Cue the posts about Lionel Messi

BaldockMackem · 20th December 2010, 01:38 AM

He's a murderer, better suited for the Mags

andy78 · 20th December 2010, 01:38 AM

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Originally Posted by The Situation

He's too small for the Premier League and will never be a success here IMO.

Cue the posts about Lionel Messi

He makes Messi look like Peter Crouch to be fair.

Would be the smallest player in Premier League history if we were to sign him, Zenden is a short arse too though and he copes ok, playing on the wing would mean his height is a less of an issue than it would be anywhere else.

20th December 2010, 01:41 AM

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Originally Posted by JobNBDF

Sounds like another Teves. Rather than him saying he's going to work harder because he's not in the team he's saying he wants to leave. And we all know how Bruce likes to keep the south Americans warming the bench

So warming the bench means starting 13 premier games and coming on as sub in 4 others in an 18 month period translates as Bruce likes to keep the south Americans warming the bench ??
PdS has had plenty of chances.
Angeleri is simply not fit enough to start.
Would you also care to explain if Bruce likes to keep the south Americans warming the bench why were Rodellega, Valencia, palacios, Figueroa all regular starters with Wigan when Bruce was manager.