Jose Mauri
#21
(07-19-2017, 12:18 AM)porcho Wrote: Am the only one that's really liked what I've seen so far from him in these last two games. A true fighter... Still very raw but kind of reminds me of Gattuso in terms of his tenacity... definitely needs more game time so do we loan him off again or keep him or do we just give up on him and sell him off?
I was a fan of the little we saw of him in his first season, was disappointed we didn't see more. Then saw very little of him at Empoli...

He is too raw IMO, i hope he improve further.
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#22
If he stays, then he's a backup of a backup. Way too raw.
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#23
(07-19-2017, 11:44 AM)somedevil Wrote: If he stays, then he's a backup of a backup. Way too raw.

That's why I was thinking the better choice would be another loan... He definitely has the drive... just needs some more experience...
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#24
I think he needs to go out too, at Milan he'll be wasted. I liked the rumour of him on loan to Bologna tbh
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#25
He is still raw and need many games. Like others said, it is better that he goes out to get experience.
"When Costacurta and Maldini won they didn't celebrate much. They were thinking about winning the next game" - Alessandro Nesta
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#26
Surprised he just turned 23 !
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#27
(05-17-2019, 03:57 AM)edysim Wrote: Surprised he just turned 23 !

yeah, he's been around for a while now. I still feel like Mauri was a missed opportunity. Different coaches, under different circumstances, might have given him more time and we could have ended up with a different player.
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#28
(05-17-2019, 04:17 AM)porcho Wrote: yeah, he's been around for a while now. I still feel like Mauri was a missed opportunity. Different coaches, under different circumstances, might have given him more time and we could have ended up with a different player.

Absolutely he never given chance to showcase his talent
Forza Diavolo ale!!!
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#29
I still remember the unbelievable hype surrounding him when we signed him on a Bosman. Too bad four years later, he was never given a proper chance. Still don't know why, particularly with so many different coaches already.

To me, he demonstrates some Borini-esque quality, and does seem to always give his best whenever he is called up. Personally, I wouldn't even mind keeping him at a low cost. After all, he is so young, and who knows what holds in the future.
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#30
We saved him from going to Serie B. That's about it
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