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I dont think his ability was ever questioned, it was his conduct and professionalism that ruined his Spurs career.
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I dont think his ability was ever questioned, it was his conduct and professionalism that ruined his Spurs career.
Don't forget, Harry wanted to sell Bale to Birmingham. Not surprised GDS got pissed off and went somewhere to get regular football. Hats off to him. Has a great record for Mexico.
And maybe if he was involved on a sat afternoon he wouldn't of gone and got smashed? Even when Lennon was crocked he never got a game. I don't blame him for having a bit of fun if he was never gonna get a chance.Possibly because of his predilection for getting totally shitfaced at Chiquito's and getting poured into the back of a cab.
And maybe if he was involved on a sat afternoon he wouldn't of gone and got smashed? Even when Lennon was crocked he never got a game. I don't blame him for having a bit of fun if he was never gonna get a chance.
Should have known someone would post that picture
Maybe he only went out clubbing on Mondays?? Kaslashnikov ??Maybe if he hadn't have been on the kaslashnikov he would have been involved on a Saturday afternoon...
Pissed up joker who once went missing when he was required for a drugs test. They found him after 3 days.
In Mexico.
Another player we were told would 'rip it up' when he left and never did.
11 goals and 8 assists for Villareal last season. Not too shabby ?
Waste of skin.
Another player for the sensitive ones.
Should have been binned long before he was finally extradited.
Whatever Gio
I remember one of King's nights out pissed and in all of the pictures Gio looked the most sober
Giovani was a member of the Mexican under-17 team that won the 2005 U17 World Championship held in Peru. He made his debut for the senior national team in a 1–0 victory over Panama on 9 September 2007. He was called to play at the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa. He was also a member of the gold medal-winning team at the 2012 London Olympics.
Giovani was called up by Miguel Herrera to play the 2014 World Cup. Giovani played in Mexico's World Cup opener against Cameroon. Giovani scored two goals which were wrongly disallowed by the referees.[42]
On 29 June 2014, Giovani opened the scoring in a 2–1 round of 16 defeat against the Netherlands with a left-footed long range strike.[43]
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Giovani_dos_Santos
Not good enough for spurs though?
Shame about his cartilage but still a great player for spurs.