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On September - 14 - 2009
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On September - 14 - 2009
The ‘Atomic Ant’ has launched a veiled attack on the Bianconeri after last night’s triumph in Rome.
It’s not all smiles in the Juventus camp after their convincing 2-0 win away to Lazio in Serie A, as diminutive striker Sebastian Giovinco is demanding more playing time after his impressive substitute appearance at the Olimpico.
The 22-year-old came on for injured Brazilian Diego during the first half and inspired the Old Lady to victory, also providing the assist for David Trezeguet’s goal. And his post-match bitter lament did not go unnoticed.
“Diego is a difficult opponent for me, perhaps because he is older or perhaps because he is a foreigner…” he bemoaned on Sky Sport Italia.
“If I were from Brazil or Argentina, maybe I’d have more chances to play. I regret being an Italian.
“However, I want to thank everyone for the praises and I always try and be ready when called upon.”
2009-2010 Statistics
On August - 21 - 2009
New section’s now opened. This section will contains all Giovinco’s statistics from all his matches (Serie A, Champion League, Coppa Italia in Juventus shirt and also in National Team). I will try my best to update the statistics as much as I can. Hope you like it! Check it out here.
You can now check Giovinco’s statistics every times you want. The statistics’s link will be available in “Next Match” tab ( next to the Video).
Euro-U21 avatars
On July - 20 - 2009
Just added 4 new avatars – all from European championship Under-21.
Azzurrini – Italy’s future stars – Sebastian Giovinco
On July - 17 - 2009
I’ve read an amazing article about Giovinco by Mina Rzouki from Football Italiano. The article show how Seba can be a world class player despite his small stature and more… Really worth reading 
La Formica Atomica – Atomic Ant in English – is the Hanna-Barbera cartoon superhero that depicts a little ant that possesses extraordinary powers. His supersonic speed and amazing strength, all packed into a diminutive ant body, makes the little hero quite the paradoxical character.
The man whose nickname is la Formica Atomica needs no introduction. Standing at only 5’4 and possessing almighty strength, it is easy to understand why Sebastian Giovinco is often compared to a tiny heroic ant. He is, by and large, a comedy sketch all by himself. When the pint-sized Bianconero runs on to the pitch, you would be forgiven in thinking that he may be the son of one of the players on the ground. His height, his nimble features, his feather weight and angelic face deceive those who are watching into thinking that this boy could not be more than a harmless 16-year-old. Rest assured, appearances are deceiving as the boy possesses deadly pace to storm past the flanks and is crafty enough to draw fouls in areas where he knows he can deliver dangerous dead balls. Angelic? You must be dreaming. The 22-year-old is much wilier than his appearance would have you believe and as for his height, the player has turned this presumed weakness into his deadliest strength… Read more
In the other news, Giovinco will not arrive at Pinzolo until 22nd July due to his nose operation and his Euro-U21 participation.
