It could be the case that the old post I wrote from YouTube (through the tool they have that allows me to directly post from their website) will show up later, overnight, and we'll have something like a double post. Anyway. Since it is still not up, I'm trying something different and I'm embedding it.
Enough with the explanations. Here are the four goals from Argentina's debut in the Toulon Youth Festival against Holland.
Franco JARA opened the scoring in the first half.
Diego "Little Monkey" PEROTTI tried to cross and instead the ball flew straight into the top far corner to make it 2-0. Why is he nicknamed "Little Monkey" (Monito in Spanish)? Simple! His father was the legendary Boca Juniors winger, Hugo "EL MONO" PEROTTI, who used to play alongside Diego MARADONA at La Bombonera.
BUONANOTTE got fouled inside the penalty box and BANEGA showed courage and class to take the resulting penalty-kick and put the game out of reach for the Dutch.
BUONANOTTE then made a MESSIESQUE run towards the box from the right and cutting to the left. After a rebound, he used his right foot to show us he can also shoot with that one and it ended 4-0.
The bad news of the evening is that a thief broke into the hotel where the Argentine squad is staying and took home with him some money and some possessions that belonged to the players.
Argentina will face Egypt next (Friday) and a win will practically guarantee a place in the next round for Sergio BATISTA's team.
Wednesday, June 03, 2009
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Ah I love the youth team, they always always seem to show up unless this year when they looked so bad. But seeing the young players get a chance is great. From the roster it appears that Gerardo Bruna is a part of the team. The kid is dubbed as Messi of Madrid but is a part of the Liverpool academy now. I thought he was going to play for Spain but I did not catch the game. Seba can you get clarification on this? It appears there are no kids younger then 17.
Countdown to Argentina for me 1 week!
Jack!
Hey wat ever happened to Gerardo Bruna? Is he really that good? I heard of him 2 years ago but he has yet made his mark.
I knew that Buonanotte is an amazing player and he showed me in this video.
Bruna is with Liverpool's youth academy and is working with into the system. It does appear he has made the trip with Argentina but I am still unsure what nation he will play for, this all according to the Toulon's website. He has stated he would play for Spain but this was a couple years ago.I have heard he has done fine for the Liverpool academy. Is he at the same level as a Tevez,Messi,Aguero at 18 not even close. I really want to see PACHECO play, I heard he is talk of the town for ATL Madrid's youth academy, and Kun has praised him many times. I think all of us have been a bit spoiled. In which that when Aguero and Messi were 18 they were already becoming superstars. We have to wait for these kids and let them develop, not everybody can be Kun or Messi or Tevez. We will see in their early 20's to see if they will be a solid player or a Maxi Lopez lol.
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