Fabian o neill y zidane biography
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He no longer has his houses in the countryside: he lives in a rented apartment in Montevideo.
'You made us fall in love with your class, Cagliari has never stopped loving its Wizard with the No.10 on his shoulders.'
The defender (R) would go on to play in Italy for most of his career with Cagliari and Juventus
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Fabian O’Neill, brilliant footballer and better drinker, has given away a fortune
This piece was written by Federico Bassahún for issue 27
“I have seen Zinedine Zidane and Juan Verón play, but they weren’t like Fabián O’Neill,” the then-Italy manager Gian Piero Ventura told the Naples-based newspaper Il Mattino in September 2017.
25 December 2022 . When he got outside the rodeo, he was shaking. I make mistakes. I replied that I would make fun of Gattuso with three nutmegs. 25 December 2022 . He was frightened but mainly angry with the bull. Milk, like you?’ Drinking wine wasn’t an issue even though I used to drink every day. https://web.archive.org/web/20090605163643/http://www.rsssf.com/miscellaneous/uru-recintlp.html .
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O’Neill, however, disagrees with both of them. He joined a high-profile, classy Juventus coached by Carlo Ancelotti and starring Zidane, Alessandro Del Piero, Antonio Conte, David Trezeguet, Edwin van der Sar, Filippo Inzaghi and Edgar Davids. 6 May 2010 . . Fabián O'Neill dead: ex Juve and Cagliari player was 49 years old.
I was a kind of joker, always in good mood, and never had an argument with a team mate. El País . O’Neill spoke to his fellow-Uruguayan Paolo Montero, the Juventus centre-back, before the game.
“He told me that I wouldn’t dare to challenge Gattuso on the pitch the next day,” said O’Neill. In fact, he can’t be taken seriously because what he says has nothing to do with reality.
He is now voluntarily unemployed (“I don’t like to work and I have never liked it”) and the US$14m he earned over his 10-year professional career is gone.
“I have nothing,” he said.