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Join Date: 09 2006
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Juve scored 2 goals and both times Cagliari was equalising by an inexisting penalty. Then it was Juve's turn to take the win by an inexisting foul. And have in mind...the ref gave 3 dubious (actually 2, because he thankfully changed the decision) penalties to Cagliari and one dubious free kick to Juve. There is a difference between giving a dubious peno and a dubious free-kick. It's not my fault that Juve knew how to take advantage of the free-kick. P.S : Foggia was MVP imo. Such a great winger. Juve was pathetic. Awful defense, 0 midfield and only the huge quality of the 5 star players gave the win to them. Cagliari impressed me. They can get to Europe if they play this way.
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Fave Players: Bergkamp, v.Basten, v.Persie
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Join Date: 05 2006
Location: Prishtina/Kosova
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Foggiamade some Juve players think about retirement after this season especially Zaneti
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Join Date: 09 2006
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Think whatever you like. I am realistic here and i said what happened. Everyone who watched the match knows what was happening, except for you , obviously. You can't be more biased than this. I will apologize again for Juve winning today. I think that's their only sin and that's the only reason why you are mad.
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Join Date: 04 2005
Location: Croatia
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Actually Tony I think the second penalty was valid, and the first one was the same as Juve got against Livorno so...
But I do agree thet ref was awfull, and so was Juve and Cagliari who managed to buy the worst GK af all times!! ( 2nd goal, DP miss and the third...). Wnyway, my bed was on Juve, Roma and Arsenal, and I got the money. Around 30 euro, not much but its ok, for the drinks Did you see Aquilani goal?? WOW We know who will be Milan's replacement for Seedorf ![]()
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Join Date: 07 2001
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What a crazy 2nd half to the Cagliari v Juventus match. The ref did himself no favours at all, i think he just went completely mad!
Juve were lucky, really lucky today as they looked totally out of sorts in all areas. But yet they got 3 points and teams like that are always dangerous. Aquilani's goal was great, but Giuly's celebration after he scored was even better ![]()
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You're such a class Jaime. Looks like you were operated from bias and you're always a realist Exactly my thoughts by the way. The referee was a disaster. Cagliari were the much better team but still they couldn't score without two very dubious penalties given to them. Juve were awful but still good enough to punish Cagliari with 3 goals. Mrki, the first penalty was much more of a penalty than the second one. The second one was a peno given for a situation that happens during every single corner kick . If that was a penalty then every single CK in the world must result with a penalty kick. This referee was giving fouls on both sides every single time someone felt on the grass. If he's given another match this year than Collina is out of his mind.
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Join Date: 07 2001
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haha, don't get too carried away Tony ... i still wanted Juve to lose, but thanks anyway man
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Join Date: 09 2006
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I'm interested what do you (and the others here) think about Foggia and Milan selling him. He was included in Oddo's transfer but i think Milan would have done better if they payed a little bit more for Oddo and kept Foggia (or at least loaned him or co-owned him). Foggia was MOM in the first match according to all the reports and he was MOM again today, imo. Such a class, pace, dribbling... and his crosses are a story of it's own, real perfection. I think Zanetti and Chiellini will have nightmares for the rest of their lives when they hear his name.
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Join Date: 07 2001
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I watched about 3/4 of the match, i missed the first 20/25 mins of the 2nd half.
I think it was a mistake giving Foggia up so easily. He should have been given more opportunities and all those times we've played with just 1 striker and 2 advanced midfielders (Kaka, Seedorf) last season, he'd have been ideal to come on as a sub for either of them or as a valid alternative when we needed to rest one. Fair enough if the player wanted to move on himself, but if he was given more opportunities (that his skill would have warranted) he could have been a useful player for us right now. We've given lesser players more opportunities (Boriello springs to mind), so i just think we gave up on him a bit too easily. Still, i guess it means we can after Rosina now ![]()
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Join Date: 07 2001
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plus it might not be so bad, we might consider signing him again when he's over 30
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Join Date: 09 2006
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Highlights :
Empoli-Inter 0:2 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fMIRtwEfr_o Cagliari-Juve 2:3 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zSAnkqxEq0s Atalanta-Parma 2:0 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r1taRbokMLE Livorno-Palermo 2:4 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4MpFzMbIbzo Roma-Siena 3:0 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZeT-5Lgwfas Udinese-Napoli 0:5 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fph0DlvkYNs Catania-Genoa 0:0 Torino-Reggina 2:2 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SAhPBO6rpao Sampdoria-Lazio 0:0 Milan-Fiorentina 1:1 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DQugjVuc1e4 ----------- Awards : Player of the week : Fabrizzio Miccoli (Palermo) and Ezequiel Lavezzi (Napoli) The choice was between Lavezzi, Zlatan, Foggia, Camoranesi and Miccoli. I've chosen two of them : Lavezzi had a hell of a match where he made Zapata and co. crazy. He is already hailed as the new Maradona in Naples. He scored a goal and made 3 assists. He's a real magician with the ball this guy. He'll be big one day. Fabrizzio Miccoli - The small Palermo man was simply brilliant on Sunday. Whenever he touched the ball a chance was created. He scored 2 goals, assisted one goal and was directly involved in one of the goals (took the free kick). He created few more chances for the others and he also found himself in few chances. 10.00 for Miccoli and Lavezzi ..... they are my my MVP's of the round Goal of the week : Alberto Aquilani (Roma) Assist of the week : Amauri (Palermo) Clown of the week : Johnatan Zebina (Juventus) Zebina must understand that Juve will get a lot of dubious calls against them. If he reacts like this everytime a dubious penalty is given vs Juve, he'll get a red card in every second match. He's not a kid anymore to react the way he reacted. If he wants to kick someone he should do that to Moggi, because Moggi is the reason for what's happening to Juve, it's not the cameraman. Slapping the cameraman was the most idiotic thing he could have done. 1 month ban is the least he should get ! Save of the week : Gianluigi Buffon (Juventus) How the hell did he save that shot ? Team of the week : Napoli Need i say why ? ![]()
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Here's some food for the conspiracy theorists :
Back in 1928, during the fascist era in Italy, Inter's name was changed to Ambrosiana SS Milano (unofficially, they were the team of the regime). Their official jersey was a White jersey with a red cross. Milan were also forced to change their red&black jersey into a white jersey with a black and red line vertically across the chest. That's not a problem at all....the fascits regime forced them to change their jerseys. But the problem is this..... now Inter took back that old 1928 jersey they were "forced" to wear by the fascist. Why did they ? Is Massimo M. a fascist ? The second picture is the old Ambrosiana jersey and on the first one you can see the new away jersey.
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Join Date: 09 2006
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And to add a little more salt .....
Inter ultras are traditionally right-wing. No need to tell you that fascism was an extreme right-wing ideology.
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it's simple, it is only MIlano coat of arms. http://www.comuni-italiani.it/015/146/stemma.html anyway, according to me, every ultras is stupid and obviously fascist inside, included those of Milan too
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