Fabrizio Romano posts ‘Here We Go!’ whilst en route to a local garden centre with the kids.
Independent Italian sports journalist and influencer, Fabrizio Romano, posts his trademark catchphrase, “Here we go!” from his Toyota Yaris as he embarks on a trip to the local garden centre.
For a reputed £59.99, we believe Romano, 32, has splashed out on a ceramic frog solar fountain, from Trowel Garden centre in Nottingham, to help strengthen the status of his garden.
It is believed that the glazed green ceramic ornament will be a welcome addition to his garden, and it will brighten the mood of his young children, as they trundle through their third week of the summer holidays.
Fabrizio Romano posts a ‘Here we go!” just for the kids.
Speaking to L’Espresso magazine -https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/L%27Espresso – Romano said, “It’s a busy time for me, with all the transfer speculations. Yesterday, I decided to take a break from it all and take the kids out for an hour. The children like wasting money on overpriced $#!t at provincial garden centres, so we looked online for a new ornament, and Trowel Garden Centre had exactly what we needed – https://www.trowellgardencentre.co.uk/products/ceramic-frog-solar-water-fountain .
“We firmly believe that the ceramic frog solar fountain is an upgrade on last season’s garden ornaments,” continued Romano, “especially at the back where we need a bit more stability.”
“The price was good too. We had one offer rejected but went straight back in, just moments later, with a higher, more reasonable offer. I was really surprised when they accepted.”
Romano specialises in news about football transfers and is known for using the catchphrase “Here we go!” when reporting on completed deals. The purchase of the ceramic frog solar fountain was reduced from £79.99 to £59.99 this summer. With no add-ons or Manchester City sell-on clause, it is a bargain for the Romano family.
Fabrizio Romano expected to make further additions throughout the season.
“We have high expectations for this new addition, but it is highly likely that we will look to bolster the garden later in the year.”
“I may look to seal a deal for a gas barbecue before the end of summer. I might take one out on loan until the next window in January, when I will be able to pick up another bargain in the sales,” concluded the Italian.
With years of experience, so many contacts, and his fingers in so many pies, it’s understandable how Romano has become such a savvy negotiator when it comes to garden furniture, potted plants, and ornaments.
Fabrizio Romano posts about picking up a solar-powered ceramic frog for under £60.00, and it’s almost too good to be true. It’s not dissimilar to trying to scoop Morgan Gibbs-White for a mere £60 million.
The solar water pump ensures a constant stream of water, whilst MGW will hopefully provide a constant stream of service for any new signings that Fabrizio Romano posts about – COYR!
