Feeling unwanted..

There is no worse feeling then feeling unwanted...but you have to admit that being unappreciated is even worse. Amauri, Giovinco and now, Krasic. Amauri may have had a dud season at Juventus, but it was not always the case, in his first season at Juve he scored 14 in 44 appearances but the tally was always on the decline and he was inevitably shown the door. And after he was pawned off to Parma, he has regained his form and looks like he is enjoying his football again, like a former Juventino, Giovinco. But unlike Amauri, Giovinco was tauted as the next " big thing", figuratively speaking of course, The Atomic Ant had everything in abundance, he had speed, agility and tons of skill, but he sorely lacked something that is cruicial for any footballer- height. His 5ft 5 stance was not the only thing that had hindered his performance, he was also lacking the physical presence that would help him work his magic. Unlike Little Messi, Giovinco still had to bulk up a little inorder to keep hold of the ball. His time at Juve was becoming more and more of a cameo appearance, and with his lack of playing time, he got out and has flourished at Parma.

I fear that if they don't start showing appreciation for all the hard work that Krasic has done for the club, I fear he will be looking to the exit aswell. You can see it in the mans body language...he is not happy, and would blame him when the media is more interested in the time that he took a dive to prevent the inevitable collision between him and a Bologna player, than his incredible speed and unquestionable talent. After the game with Brescia, all the who ha was all about Del Piero's goal, but Krasic's was just brushed over. He will get sick off this and leave like The Ant, and again Juve will live to regret it. What will it take for Juve to appreciate talent? Giovinco Diego and is it the time for Krasic... I certainly hope not because we so desperately need him.