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Parma's on-loan striker Valeri Bojinov has confirmed he is happy and wants to remain with the Serie A outfit.

The Bulgaria international is currently on a season-long loan from Manchester City after slipping down the club's pecking order.

Bojinov knows the likes of Craig Bellamy,Carlos Tevez, Emmanuel Adebayor and Roque Santa Cruz are all ahead of him at Eastlands.

He is keen to secure a permanent move away from the club and hopes City's owners do not expect a massive transfer fee for his services.

Happy

"I'm happy in Parma and I hope to stay here," he told Corriere dello Sport.

"I hope that Manchester City do not ask for an insane figure for me.

"I hope they understand my needs. They have many great strikers like Bellamy, Tevez, Adebayor and Santa Cruz.
"I have one more year left on my City contract, but the team that believed in me after so long out was Parma. I feel good here at this club and in this City."

but the team that believed in me after so long out was Parma

Blue Toy wrote:

but the team that believed in me after so long out was Parma

Fucking disgusting thing to say after all the support we gave him.

I'd get him back and stick him in the reserves for a year.

steveo_88 wrote:Well even though I believe he has some real promise I wouldn't take him back if he has an attitude like that! The one Seria A player I would like to have seen us stick with was Bianchi. IMHO he never really got the chance to show us his real talent and before everyone explodes saying how much playing time he was given just remember how the team was playing. Bianchi played up front on his own and always recieved the ball head or chest height with his back to goal even Tevez can't do much better, we all saw that in the second half against Everton.

I wish we could have seen Bianchi with the ball played on the floor to his feet and in front of him with space to run AT defenders. The glimpses we got of him shooting techniquely were superb, just lacking in number, couldn't have been any worse than what we currently have excluding Tevez?

Mark ( Blue Army ) wrote:

Blue Toy wrote:

but the team that believed in me after so long out was Parma

Fucking disgusting thing to say after all the support we gave him.

I'd get him back and stick him in the reserves for a year.

This, he's a proper cheeky twat.

avoidconfusion wrote:"I have one more year left on my City contract, but the team that believed in me after so long out was Parma. I feel good here at this club and in this City."


Is it just me or does anyone else think that Boj is a bit of an ungrateful twat?

mr_nool wrote:

steveo_88 wrote:Well even though I believe he has some real promise I wouldn't take him back if he has an attitude like that! The one Seria A player I would like to have seen us stick with was Bianchi. IMHO he never really got the chance to show us his real talent and before everyone explodes saying how much playing time he was given just remember how the team was playing. Bianchi played up front on his own and always recieved the ball head or chest height with his back to goal even Tevez can't do much better, we all saw that in the second half against Everton.

I wish we could have seen Bianchi with the ball played on the floor to his feet and in front of him with space to run AT defenders. The glimpses we got of him shooting techniquely were superb, just lacking in number, couldn't have been any worse than what we currently have excluding Tevez?

Have you seen Rolando's website? It's terrific: http://www.rolandobianchi.it/
I bet he kisses himself goodnight in the bathroom mirror before going to bed every night.

According to wikipedia he's scored 29 goals in 57 games since joining Torino, though. That's not a bad record. Could any of our Italian posters tell us more? Are the stats accurate? Is he doing really well in Italy?