Carrizo’s gambete
By: salvatore | September 29th, 2008
I think it’s pretty common for keepers to secretly wish they were strikers, but I still don’t know what to make of Juan Pablo Carrizo’s habit of playing with the ball and trying to dribble around pressuring forwards. Is he just really confident and cocky? Or completely insane? So far, I can’t tell (because he’s so freakishly calm that I’m worried he might be high), but it’s worth noting that the Argentinian himself has said in the past, “a good keeper has to be crazy.”
That’s all fine and well (and I’ll admit that I enjoyed watching him toy with Torino on a 3-0 scoreline), but is he flirting with disaster? You be the judge.
The first gambeta against Fiorentina:
The second against Torino:
And a video of his various gambete in Argentina:
It should be an interesting year between the posts.
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What a fucking legend - I just can’t help loving this guy!!
FORZA LAZIO FORZA CARRIZO!!
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United States
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until he is not makeing mistake he is willing to do whatever he wants but i hope that won’t happen on some derby like with roma or with juve
p.s i love this gay forza lazio forza JPC
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United States -
when i saw this video clips that salvatore selected i ashamed about carrizo action
im agree about dangerous act from goalkeepers in football worlds because this cause to increase thrill in game_like colombianan (Rene higuitta) denmark (Piter scmickel) or paraguy (jose luis chilavert) goalkeepers in past and Rojerio in now
but i disagree with carrizos act in torino game because i believe carrizos act was scorn ( look at the score torino 0 _ LAZIO 3 ) this score cause carrizo buffoon the torino player
i hope carrizo increase her aplomb and increase the LAZIOs thrill
viva LAZIOPosted from
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Carrizo has made errors in the past:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iKIo-JU4Bhw&feature=related
Clearly this is not a dribble related incident but he is trying to control the ball in an unusual way and it could have been a goal. Also key is the scoreline; 2-2 with 5 minutes left. Therefore it is no excuse that it was 3-0 to Lazio when Carrizo went on his dribble rampage.
This is also something that will give him a bad reputation. I don’t know if you guys have watched this before but look at this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3HD220e0bx4
As beautiful as it is to watch and as useful as it is to kill time and put on a show, look how the opposition reacted. I wouldn’t want JP to face the same fate. It was well documented that Ferguson told Nani never to do that again in a game because it was disrespectful.
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i agree with you
its better dont repeat it for scornPosted from
Islamic Republic Of Iran -
i think it is quite funny when he does it, sometimes. like when he did it against fiorentina but against torino he just dug a hole and kept digging and his only way out was to boot the ball out the wing. I dont think he should be doing it that often if at all but it can be entertaining and funny.
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Ireland -
I really hope that carrizo does this against Roma on Totti, it will make me laugh so much, especially if we are winning 3-0!!
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United Kingdom -
Hi, I`m from argentina, i love river plate and carrizo arive from this club. I have to say this carrizo do dribblin when the game was 3-0 winning lazio. Ahhhhh, sorry but he do always, one time river-boca the best play in argentina and the world carrizo does the dibling when he losting 1-0 WHIT BOCA JUNIOR!!! how tell another thing isn t now the true. sorry about my englesh.
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United States -
Hi Filardi, yes, this is just something JP will always do and we Lazio fans have to put up with it.
Always nice to see comments from River fans. We owe that club a lot.
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Ireland
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