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Re: Italian football
by ramsej84 » Sun Nov 20, 2016 10:07 pm
Suso is on fire...
He scored a brace with his first being a typical Robben goal.
On the other front...
Candreva scored a hammer for Inter...
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He scored a brace with his first being a typical Robben goal.
On the other front...
Candreva scored a hammer for Inter...
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Re: Italian football
by ramsej84 » Sun Nov 20, 2016 10:42 pm
Inter with a late equalizer courtesy of a Perisic tap in.
More luck for Juve...
Serie A the true one league team.
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More luck for Juve...
Serie A the true one league team.
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U l-Kotra qamet f’daqqa – u għajtet: “Jien Maltija!
Miskin min ikasbarni, - miskin min jidħak bija!”
U l-Kotra għanniet f’daqqa – u semmgħet ma’ l-irjieħ
L-Innu ta’ Malta tagħna, – u l-leħen kien rebbieħ,
Miskin min ikasbarni, - miskin min jidħak bija!”
U l-Kotra għanniet f’daqqa – u semmgħet ma’ l-irjieħ
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Re: Italian football
by JANCKER » Sun Nov 20, 2016 11:29 pm
Suso is known to score Robbensque goals...
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Re: Italian football
by ramsej84 » Sun Nov 20, 2016 11:44 pm
I have never saw him play. I must say that I was super impressed.
A real threat on the right wing.
I guess that he is now 100% property of milan right?
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A real threat on the right wing.
I guess that he is now 100% property of milan right?
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U l-Kotra qamet f’daqqa – u għajtet: “Jien Maltija!
Miskin min ikasbarni, - miskin min jidħak bija!”
U l-Kotra għanniet f’daqqa – u semmgħet ma’ l-irjieħ
L-Innu ta’ Malta tagħna, – u l-leħen kien rebbieħ,
Miskin min ikasbarni, - miskin min jidħak bija!”
U l-Kotra għanniet f’daqqa – u semmgħet ma’ l-irjieħ
L-Innu ta’ Malta tagħna, – u l-leħen kien rebbieħ,
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Re: Italian football
by JANCKER » Sun Nov 20, 2016 11:50 pm
Yes and AC Milan fans weren't happy when Galliani brought him, they thought another garbage player...
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Re: Italian football
by JANCKER » Wed Nov 23, 2016 12:34 am
Retired striker Dani Osvaldo hated football and described it as full of ‘shit’ after ditching the sport to become a rock star
Former striker called time on his footballing career to become a rock star in September 2016 after disciplinary issues
The 30-year-old had a bad boy reputation as a player after a training ground bust up at Southampton left club captain Jose Fonte with a black eye.
Last summer Osvaldo was offered a lucrative deal by Chievo to revive his football career but he rejected a £1.25million-a-year contract to have a crack at the music industry.
But despite enjoying his time on the field, the Argentine insists there is a lot wrong with the beautiful game.
Osvaldo told Fox Sport: “Football was not happy, it is a world full of shit.
“I have no problem talking about it. I gave everything in life and was one of my great passions.
“I loved playing and more to do it with Boca, the club of my heart.
“I realised that I was unhappy and decided to say enough.”
To round off his chat, the retired footballer asked the interviewer if he could smoke a cigar before saying it’s “something I can do now”.
The journeyman played for 11 clubs in 12 years and represented some of Europe’s biggest teams after having stints at Roma, Juventus and Inter Milan in Serie A.
But the former Italy international’s time in the Premier League was very brief after only featuring 13 times for Southampton.
His move to the Premier League was also tarnished after his training ground fracas with Fonte whilst at Saints.
Osvaldo tried to rediscover his love for the game at Boca Juniors but he only ended up making three appearances for the Argentinian side after his initial loan move.
He then had his contract terminated following an argument with coach Guillermo Barros Schelotto after being caught smoking in the dressing room.
Former striker called time on his footballing career to become a rock star in September 2016 after disciplinary issues
The 30-year-old had a bad boy reputation as a player after a training ground bust up at Southampton left club captain Jose Fonte with a black eye.
Last summer Osvaldo was offered a lucrative deal by Chievo to revive his football career but he rejected a £1.25million-a-year contract to have a crack at the music industry.
But despite enjoying his time on the field, the Argentine insists there is a lot wrong with the beautiful game.
Osvaldo told Fox Sport: “Football was not happy, it is a world full of shit.
“I have no problem talking about it. I gave everything in life and was one of my great passions.
“I loved playing and more to do it with Boca, the club of my heart.
“I realised that I was unhappy and decided to say enough.”
To round off his chat, the retired footballer asked the interviewer if he could smoke a cigar before saying it’s “something I can do now”.
The journeyman played for 11 clubs in 12 years and represented some of Europe’s biggest teams after having stints at Roma, Juventus and Inter Milan in Serie A.
But the former Italy international’s time in the Premier League was very brief after only featuring 13 times for Southampton.
His move to the Premier League was also tarnished after his training ground fracas with Fonte whilst at Saints.
Osvaldo tried to rediscover his love for the game at Boca Juniors but he only ended up making three appearances for the Argentinian side after his initial loan move.
He then had his contract terminated following an argument with coach Guillermo Barros Schelotto after being caught smoking in the dressing room.
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Re: Italian football
by ramsej84 » Fri Nov 25, 2016 12:16 pm
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Re: Italian football
by Fénix » Fri Nov 25, 2016 12:46 pm
Inter are so down. This club simply don't know how to remain on top, deal with anything big and serious. Their shinning moment was Calciopoli, Juventus' decline and AC Milan's earthquake where they used the opportunity of being no. 1 force in Italy while Spalletti's Roma remained in the shadow and short-handed with a few national cups and super cups.
Montella is doing a great job at Milan with all these Italian youngsters who are about to become great players if they continue to develop in the desirable direction which isn't a case in the other part of the city.
This Inter's 2016/2017 EL campaign is a total fiasco.
Montella is doing a great job at Milan with all these Italian youngsters who are about to become great players if they continue to develop in the desirable direction which isn't a case in the other part of the city.
This Inter's 2016/2017 EL campaign is a total fiasco.
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Re: Italian football
by Firefox1234 » Sun Nov 27, 2016 1:20 pm
Welcome to the Allianz Arena....
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Re: Italian football
by SrLuisGuilherme » Sun Nov 27, 2016 4:03 pm
FCBayernMunchen wrote:HT Genoa 3-0 Juve
embarrassing for them... I don't rate Pogba highly, but he's sure being missed in Turin. There's no creativity at all in their midfield. Their defense keeps committing a lot of errors... I don't see Allegri staying there next season with them
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Re: Italian football
by ramsej84 » Sun Nov 27, 2016 4:09 pm
amazing ,,, I checked the score while watching the F1 and I was super surpriseD
They were playing with Benatia Bonucci and Leichsteiner as the three men defense.
After the 3-0 Bonucci picked up an inj and was subbed out and replaced by Rugani...
They were playing with Benatia Bonucci and Leichsteiner as the three men defense.
After the 3-0 Bonucci picked up an inj and was subbed out and replaced by Rugani...
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Re: Italian football
by FCBayernMunchen » Sun Nov 27, 2016 4:12 pm
SrLuisGuilherme wrote:embarrassing for them... I don't rate Pogba highly, but he's sure being missed in Turin. There's no creativity at all in their midfield. Their defense keeps committing a lot of errors... I don't see Allegri staying there next season with them
I never rated Allegri much. He admittedly did very well in 2015, but he's nothing special.
Huge result for Milan if Genoa hold on...
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Re: Italian football
by SrLuisGuilherme » Sun Nov 27, 2016 4:16 pm
FCBayernMunchen wrote:SrLuisGuilherme wrote:embarrassing for them... I don't rate Pogba highly, but he's sure being missed in Turin. There's no creativity at all in their midfield. Their defense keeps committing a lot of errors... I don't see Allegri staying there next season with them
I never rated Allegri much. He admittedly did very well in 2015, but he's nothing special.
Huge result for Milan if Genoa hold on...
He's been very disappointing this season for them. He isn't a great coach. Tbh our epic win at AA against Juve was because his stupid subs and parking the bus too early.
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