Lucas Torreira

How is it different to being away from his family when he was in Italy?

How is a club supposed to ensure that apart from asking the person himself?
A Spanish speaking Uruguayan living in Italy away from his family since the age of 18 would seem well placed for a switch.

it’s not like being picked out of your country & thrown directly in London like Martinelli was.

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Brilliantly rinsed posting here.

Italy and England are two extremely different countries. Even I know that and American are notoriously shoddy at geography.

No it isn’t, but they’re two different people with two different families and support systems. All I know about Martinelli’s background is his dad basically engineered him to be a professional footballer.

Weak minded individual, really glad to see the back of him.

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Looking forward to never having to think about this guy again.

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Bye Whinge bag.

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:ozil:

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Loool Reddit is class at times :rofl:

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Fuck off now, cheers

that sounds passive aggressive lol :arteta3:

Bye then!

Next! Move onto the next one please!

https://twitter.com/karthikadhaigal/status/1663845883551830016?t=34a9nZaviZdWAHRjImFdhA&s=19

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A lot of excitement when he signed but that being 5 years ago already is crazy. Wish it worked out better for him here. He never really recovered here after the disastrous start to the 19/20 season and the Emery experiment of pushing him further forward.

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https://twitter.com/Squawka/status/1730244040833266086?t=PmYWApPjOpNyn0wb1Ip6yA&s=19

Played very well midweek v United.

He could have been so much better

He could’ve been a contender

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Won the ball 51 times but tbh the Feyernood guy is more impressive with 49 wins, considering their defense is weiffer thin

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who?

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