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The Italian tells in his autobiography
that Andrea Pirlo was one of the best book kickers in the history of football. The midfielder who shone in the Serie A confessed in his autobiographical book "I think, then I play" how he learned to hit the ball that way. And behind, there is the figure of the unforgettable Juninho Pernambucano .
"I am Italian, but I also have a Brazilian part." Pirlinho ", if you wish." When I throw faults, I think in Portuguese and, in most cases , I celebrate in my mother tongue, each of these plans is named after me and they are all my children, they are all alike without being twins, they can even boast of having the same South American roots. To be more precise, they share the same source of inspiration: Antonio Augusto Ribeiro Reis Junior, player who entered history as "Juninho Pernambucano" ", confesses the Italian genius.
explains the reasons that led him to notice the Brazilian: " During his time at the Olympique de Lyon this player did extraordinary things with the ball. He left her on the grbad, turned her body, pointed and marked. It never failed. Never. I studied him conscientiously, I collected his DVDs, even old picture matches that he had played. I therefore understood that it was not an immediate discovery, but it cost him patience and perseverance. "
I studied him conscientiously, I collected his DVDs, even old photographs of matches that he had played"
"The search for Juninho's secret was became an obsession for me, to the point that she occupied all my thoughts.The magic formula was how to hit the ball, not where.Juninho just hit her with three fingers, not with all the foot, as you might think I put five bullets in a row and the story was repeated over and over again.At that time, it was official: I had the trick.He It was more secret to me. Essentially, the ball should be hit at the bottom, using your first three fingers, you keep your right foot and relax it for a good shot. way, the ball does not roll in the air, but it quickly descended into the goal. That's when it starts to roll. "[19659007] Share “/>
