Fabio Borini

[Sarb]

He was taking free-kicks like that at Swansea. Swerve gave keeper no chance. Great hit

[kris90210]

I have a big soft spot for this guy. I have a feeling he'll be one of those players that starts to hit his peak a little later on - around 23/24. He's got everything he needs to become a great striker. I just think he rushes things a little when he needs to stay calm. Easier said than done, but I have confidence in him!

[Rich]

It's the new freekick technique that Ronaldo introduced and Bale has down pat. Minimum lift and wicked swerve.

Huge amounts of swerve and excellent technique.

[Shaggy]

Liverpool's Fabio Borini is a loan target for Sunderland as Reds pray for Moses
31 Aug 2013 23:00

Italian striker wants more first-team action after a tough first season in English football and countryman Di Canio is keen

Liverpool flop Fabio Borini is wanted by Sunderland, writes Alan Nixon of the Sunday People.

The Italian had a hard time with the Anfield giants last season - his first in English football - and will be allowed to move on loan to recapture his form.

Sunderland boss Paolo Di Canio, waiting to offload Stephane Sessegnon, hopes to speak to his fellow countryman on Sunday.

Borini wants first-team action but is aware that Kop boss Brendan Rodgers is closing in on a loan deal for Chelsea attacker Victor Moses.

Chelsea are wary about strengthening a rival for a Champions League place - especially as their former player Daniel Sturridge has proved a big hit at Anfield - but Moses could still be allowed to switch.

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[Chazza]

Be surprised if it happens but he isn't going to play much here if everyone else is fit.

[Lee]

Not sure about him working under Di Canio but it seems a sensible move.

Can't see him getting too many minutes here this season, so a year at Sunderland playing regularly, getting minutes under his belt and adapting to the PL makes sense.

[rudedog]

Hmm, not sure about Sunderland - he could come back with all sorts of strange ideas.

[Lee]

He'll come back as an aggressive right-winger.

[BigChief]

He'll come back as an aggressive right-winger.

[MrMichael]

Hmm, not sure about Sunderland - he could come back with all sorts of strange ideas.

Ha! I'd be legit worried about how the press might decide to ignore known info and interpret his knife in teeth celebration as a right wing salute

[pezzzer]

Gutted as had high hopes for Fabio, got injured so early on (second or 3rd game wasnt it?) then obviously overshadowed by vole and sturridge.
I wish the lad well and still think hes got huge potential.

[Norbs]

He'll come back as an aggressive right-winger.

[kingfunk]

Fabio Borini

It's a good move. Hope he is not aloud play against us. But, think we are now a striker short.

[Neil Young]

Loan signings aren't allowed to play against the club that owns them. Premier League or FA rules.

[Hemingway]

Good move for him. Needs games that we can't really afford to give him at present.