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Good goalkeeper.
He had experiences in the UK, MU youth and Aston Villa
Atalanta, Gollini and the experience at Manchester United: "Playing a great emotion there, I remember when Ferdinand and Giggs ..."
The current extreme defender of the Orobic team remembered the period in which he wore the glorious shirt of the Red Devils
23 December 2019 The young extreme defender of Atalanta has focused on the period of his career in which he wore the glorious shirt of the Red Devils, ran the year 2012. The goalkeeper of the orobics, interviewed by the portal "Chronicles of Locker Room", has retraced the stages of his human and professional career, focusing in particular on the experience at Old Trafford.
“At the first lunch, the first day, I had just arrived and was dressed in plain clothes. Ferdinand and Giggs entered the room, coming to greet me: I was very excited. They came and shook my hand. A year earlier I was with my father on the sofa watching them play. How did they tell me about United? My parents called me saying to me: 'We are going to visit you in Florence, we are going to have dinner together.' At one point, my father pulled out a United business card and I got it there. For a few months he was asking me if I felt like going abroad, trying to joke about it. "
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Well, let me rephrase it so it's easier to understand.
Actually, I can't make it easier to understand so I'll just say it again:
Lloris looks like Pier Paolo Pasolini.
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Mate, he's Italian and although his English is good it isn't top notch.
Give him a break.
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Lo prenderò direttamente da lei, signoreWell, it's better than my Italian.
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I wouldn't say his English is good if he doesn't understand what 'looks like' means.
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Fair enough.
If you want to ridicule his English (or lack of), then you carry on.
I just think it's a bit unfair is all.
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No, you went after him for his use of English.
You knew exactly what he was saying, or at least what he was trying to say.
Let's not play games here.
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