Stevan Jovetic (part 2)

[FogBlueInSanFran]

Had a hair appointment today and not kept track of this. Can someone give me a run down on what's going? Are we in for him etc?

A hair appointment? Really? a "hair appointment" A FUCKING HAIR APPOINTMENT? gay. Gay. Super gay. Uber gay. Super uber gay.

Now now. It could be Rooney in disguise.

 

[samharris]

Had a hair appointment today and not kept track of this. Can someone give me a run down on what's going? Are we in for him etc?

A hair appointment? Really? a "hair appointment" A FUCKING HAIR APPOINTMENT? gay. Gay. Super gay. Uber gay. Super uber gay.

Hope it was a Blue rinse..

 

[Blue Smarties]

Had a hair appointment today and not kept track of this. Can someone give me a run down on what's going? Are we in for him etc?

A hair appointment? Really? a "hair appointment" A FUCKING HAIR APPOINTMENT? gay. Gay. Super gay. Uber gay. Super uber gay.

Already stated my reasons a page or so ago!

Had a hair appointment today and not kept track of this. Can someone give me a run down on what's going? Are we in for him etc?

A hair appointment? Really? a "hair appointment" A FUCKING HAIR APPOINTMENT? gay. Gay. Super gay. Uber gay. Super uber gay.

thats what you call it when it cost more than a fiver :)

Lol!

 

[@BluePhil8]

-----------------------AGUERO-------------------------

-----------------------JOVETIC-------------------------

SILVA----------------------------------------------NAVAS

---------------FERNANDINHO-----Y.TOURE---------------

CLICHY-------NASTASIC-----KOMPANY-------ZABALETA

-------------------------HART---------------------------

I think we could win the league with that.

 

[City_Sean]

-----------------------AGUERO-------------------------

-----------------------JOVETIC-------------------------

SILVA----------------------------------------------NAVAS

---------------FERNANDINHO-----Y.TOURE---------------

CLICHY-------NASTASIC-----KOMPANY-------ZABALETA

-------------------------HART---------------------------

I think we could win the league with that.

swap Jovetic and Silva :)

 

[citizens_1976]

-----------------------AGUERO-------------------------

-----------------------JOVETIC-------------------------

SILVA----------------------------------------------NAVAS

---------------FERNANDINHO-----Y.TOURE---------------

CLICHY-------NASTASIC-----KOMPANY-------ZABALETA

-------------------------HART---------------------------

I think we could win the league with that.

Awesome side, although i would swap Jovetic with Silva and let Silva play as the attacking midfielder. Jovetic can be given a free role like Silva and interchange with him. He can drive through the middle, but i see Jovetic with more pace and ability in beating a man than Silva, which is why i would prefer him on the left side of the attack. Silva will be able to focus his whole game on dictating the play. Then if we get Negredo, we have a player who can cause problems with his power. Sounds like a well balanced team to me.

 

[MojoRisin]

 

[samharris]

Has he signed yet ???

Well!!! Has he ???

 

[George Hannah]

Not sure where you got that Jovetic is quick. Lack of pace is his one real flaw. Not a slouch by any means, but very one paced......not unlike Nasri in fact. Despite signing Navas, this is still our biggest attacking weakness, and if we aren't to struggle with high presses again for lack of a forward who can outpace and outmuscle the opposition (ie an out ball), then we need to sign someone with those attributes. I welcome the signing of Jovetic, but he isn't the answer to that particular problem

Quick?...............mmmmmmmmmm

I just remembered seeing this in the paper - sorry boys!

and this more recently

Stevan Jovetic scouting report: All you need to know about the Manchester City transfer target
10 Jul 2013 22:29
'Jo-Jo' has the skill to light up the Premier League, and the resilience to cope with the physicality of English football, writes Sheridan Bird

If Manchester City fans aren't excited about target Stevan Jovetic, they should see the players he’s likened to.Some Italian pundits compare the Fiorentina pearl to Roberto Baggio for his poise and mastery of the ball. Others claim the 23-year-old is like Gianfranco Zola, because he operates closer to the goal than the divine Ponytail did. No one disputes his class. Jo-Jo, as he is known in Italy, grew up an Andriy Shevchenko fan, and can play striker, behind a centre-forward, on either flank or midfield. Impeccable technique, finishing, range of passing and fine vision underpin his flexibility.

Primarily right-footed, defenders should refrain from showing him onto his ‘weak’ boot. There isn’t one. And if that sounds too good to be true,
Jo-Jo is a pacy, sinuous dribbler, despite being a shade over six feet tall. Fully Monty: Jovetic has scored in 10 goals in 27 international games' At first club Partizan Belgrade, when he sported an unsettling Brian May haircut, Jovetic thrived as a right-sided centre-forward. Partizan were so impressed they made 18-year-old Jovetic skipper when club captain Antonio Rukavina left for Borussia Dortmund in January 2008. Within five months Fiorentina paid around £5.3m for the remarkable teenager.

Calcio brought out the best in the Titograd-born thoroughbred. He bulked up thanks to tireless gym work and developed his tactical awareness. His link-up play and assists improved. At the time, Fiorentina coach Cesare Prandelli (now Italy boss) said: “I see him as an attacking midfielder who can play up front when needed.”

A serious knee injury in pre-season training cost him the entire 2010-11 campaign. But the Montenegrin showed mental resolve to come back the next season and score 14 goals from 27 league matches. Another 13 goals in 31 Serie A games last season proved he has recovered and lost none of his sparkle. “I like to play as an attacking midfielder, I like space and a lot of the ball,” says the starlet.

Jovetic played in several roles for Fiorentina last season, including second striker, centrally in an attacking trident and on the right wing. The ability to switch with teammates, create from out wide, profit from flick-ons and time runs into the box would make him a valuable commodity at City. He has been a senior international since 2007, scoring 10 goals in 26 matches for Montenegro. Jovetic played behind striker Mirko Vucinic, another of his idols, in England’s 1-1 draw in Podgorica in March this year.

Nothing fazes this precocious talent. Big transfers, serious injuries, captain’s armbands: Jo-Jo has packed the lot into his career so far. Former Serbia and Montenegro and AC Milan magician Dejan Savicevic says: “Stevan is skilful, he’s full of running, he’s powerful, shooting comes naturally, he’s inventive and can beat a man. Jovetic is world-class.”
Jo-Jo has the skill to light up the Premier League, and the resilience to cope with the physicality of English football. And, thankfully, he got rid of that trademark Brian May poodle scare-cut years ago.

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http://firenze.repubblica.it/cronac...ente_ritiro_accordo_col_manchester-63026069/?

Toccata and Fugue. As expected. Stevan Jovetic (almost certainly) will not start for the withdrawal of Moena. The negotiations for his transfer to Manchester City is in fact virtually over. Twenty-seven million plus bonuses, this is the figure that the English club will pay to Fiorentina. Jo Jo this morning has carried out regular medical visits with his companions, but in the meantime his agent Fali Ramadani met the company informing the citizens of the proposal. Between tonight and tomorrow the same prosecutor will return to England to put everything in black and white.

Tune!


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