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    With Stefanovic just didn't work out for all parties- it was best for all to move on separate ways.
    Great love does not exist without joy and without great suffering ,that's why One club is worth only as much as its fans !


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    http://www.toronews.net/?action=article&ID=22812

    Anyone speak Italian? Seems to be saying Stevanovic's option at Torino won't be renewed.

    Could be wrong.

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    .. and Stevanovic will decide their future with the company grenade.
    Does that sit in a casing similar to a fire extinguisher? Think MLSE has been using theirs every season -- no need for annual checks, as they can be sure it's working.

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    Think it's a mistranslation of a nickname for Torino.

    http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/granata

    granata f (plural granate)

    1. grenade, hand grenade
    2. pomegranate
    3. member or supporter of Torino FC
    4. maroon

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    According to this: http://www.tuttomercatoweb.com/?action=read&id=276300 Inter and Torino will continue to co-own Stevanovic.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jloome View Post
    http://www.toronews.net/?action=article&ID=22812

    Anyone speak Italian? Seems to be saying Stevanovic's option at Torino won't be renewed.

    Could be wrong.
    My Italian isn't that good, but I'm pretty sure this says that Inter and Torino have agreed to continue to co-own Stevanovic.

    Personally I think the eventual outcome for him is to be loaned to another Serie B side (or possible C1) or he will head home to play in Serbia.

    Edit: The article I linked to matches jloome's.

    Also, granata is Torino's team colour.
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    Stevanovic scores for Torino:

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FX60mKZn1Dk

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    .....and an assist!

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    I did not mind Stevenovic when he was here, but he didi flop around to much for my liking and maybe at the same time he did not get use to the physical style of MLS.

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    I really don't think he took his time here seriously.

    He was a passenger. Good luck to him in Italy.

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    cost too much, did too little

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    holy thread necro batman.

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    The trend of former players doing well elsewhere continues (Vitti, LaBrocca, DeRo...)

    I always thought Stevanovic needed time to settle in on the pitch. The fact that he was recalled so quickly probably means TFC and MLS will never see another Italian league player on loan for a long, long time.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DichioTFC View Post
    The trend of former players doing well elsewhere continues (Vitti, LaBrocca, DeRo...)

    I always thought Stevanovic needed time to settle in on the pitch. The fact that he was recalled so quickly probably means TFC and MLS will never see another Italian league player on loan for a long, long time.
    If all we would be missing out on is players like Stevanovic then I say thank fucking god.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Brooker View Post
    If all we would be missing out on is players like Stevanovic then I say thank fucking god.
    cosign.
    a goal and an assist in one game is hardly missing out.

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    Even a broken clock is right twice every day...

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    Quote Originally Posted by DichioTFC View Post
    The trend of former players doing well elsewhere continues (Vitti, LaBrocca, DeRo...)
    The other side of the coin is the trend of current players doing well here recently under their time with Winter (Gordon, Marosevic, Avila, and even JDG...)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pookie View Post
    The other side of the coin is the trend of current players doing well here recently under their time with Winter (Gordon, Marosevic, Avila, and even JDG...)
    What the fuck are you doing? Only the negatives! Focus!

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    ^ my bad. Forgot where I was for moment.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pookie View Post
    The other side of the coin is the trend of current players doing well here recently under their time with Winter (Gordon, Marosevic, Avila, and even JDG...)
    And then there's that trend of players sucking at TFC and then getting released and sucking elsewhere.

    We've had all kinds..... I guess when you have so much turnover you're bound to have some who go off and play well, some who go off and play as badly as they did at TFC. lol.

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    Alen is playing really well for 1st place Torino in Serie B, hes even being talked about as a potential callup to Serbia's U21's.

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    Hopefully in the Serbian U21s they'll toughen him up

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    In Italy you have far more time on the ball, and you don't get hit as much...Those 2 factors seemed to surprise him, and he never adjusted....he seemed very very soft imo...

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    Torino's playing today. Probably find stream at livetv.ru/en for those interested.

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    He thought he was above the league and it showed.

    It's a team game, not many players in the world would be so far above the league that they could do everything on their own.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ginkster88 View Post
    He thought he was above the league and it showed.

    It's a team game, not many players in the world would be so far above the league that they could do everything on their own.
    If Santos passed to him on that 'sure' goal, he might have shared the ball more himself... Glad for him anyways.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ginkster88 View Post
    He thought he was above the league and it showed.

    It's a team game, not many players in the world would be so far above the league that they could do everything on their own.

    I think that this is it. He felt that this was a demotion not an opportunity to play. He clearly has tallent and an upside. But clearly he was not going to give it his all here.

    It is a team game and no player is above the team. You either play so that the team is better, or hurt the team by not giving it your all no matter how good you are, you need to put in the work.

    Frings, Danny K and Dichio have shown how players can lift the play of the entire team, while guys like Cunny have shown that even if you have tallent but you do not put in the work you bring the team down.

 

 

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