Alessandro Diamanti
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El Pibe D'Oro
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Re: Alessandro Diamanti
Played alright for what one english commentator described as a West Ham rejectpernunz wrote:
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Filikis Eterias
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Re: Alessandro Diamanti
Alexandros Diamantis.....of Hellenic extraction.
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Re: Alessandro Diamanti
Who's that?Filikis Eterias wrote:Alexandros Diamantis.....of Hellenic extraction.
The thread is for the Italian player Alessandro Diamanti, lets keep it on subject.
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David Puddy
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Re: Alessandro Diamanti
Thought his cameo against Ireland was much better than that of this morning.
His set piece delivery is excellent and he's tricky in the way he moves as a trequartista/second striker which England found hard to deal with in the form of Cassano anyway. Giovinco would have provided much of the same thing.
His set piece delivery is excellent and he's tricky in the way he moves as a trequartista/second striker which England found hard to deal with in the form of Cassano anyway. Giovinco would have provided much of the same thing.
Re: Alessandro Diamanti
There was a likening of him to Di Canio when he was at West Ham. Must be the aggro because I don't see it in his technical playing ability.
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Re: Alessandro Diamanti
Is that an assumption or fact?Filikis Eterias wrote:Alexandros Diamantis.....of Hellenic extraction.
