Serie A Thread - 2014/15 Season
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Dominic
Serie A
- 19 August 2003
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They were are all sacks of shit today though.
They were are all sacks of shit today though.
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H@$$@N
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voller resigns , but roma rejects his resign....!!!
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today looks like a great game MILAN VS. LAZIO , in Olimpico Stad.
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Forza Milan
voller resigns , but roma rejects his resign....!!!
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today looks like a great game MILAN VS. LAZIO , in Olimpico Stad.
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Forza Milan
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Professor Nutmeg
ML Fanatic
- 3 July 2002
Re: Official "Serie A" Thread
Did you see Totti's penalty against Lecce? He went for the cheeky chip shot, and the keeper just caught it nonchalantly, completely embarrassing Totti. :lol:
Did you see Totti's penalty against Lecce? He went for the cheeky chip shot, and the keeper just caught it nonchalantly, completely embarrassing Totti. :lol:
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H@$$@N
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Milan win Lazio 2-1 in Olimpico , the great SHEVA scored the 2 goals...
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you can find all the goals in the video goal thread
Milan win Lazio 2-1 in Olimpico , the great SHEVA scored the 2 goals...
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you can find all the goals in the video goal thread
BigSleep
League 2
- 12 November 2003
Re: Official "Serie A" Thread
two great goals!!!
check out also the one by gilardino
totti also pushed the goalie after the missed penalty... why...?
and this saturday walked all over an opponent with his studs...
two great goals!!!
check out also the one by gilardino
totti also pushed the goalie after the missed penalty... why...?
and this saturday walked all over an opponent with his studs...
Milanista
Mangiamoli!
Re: Official "Serie A" Thread
Anyone see Megni against Roma? He might really be the new zidane.
Anyone see Megni against Roma? He might really be the new zidane.
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Professor Nutmeg
ML Fanatic
- 3 July 2002
Re: Official "Serie A" Thread
He's had the tag long enough, but then so have some others who didn't deliver. He's still young though. Good luck to him.
He's had the tag long enough
, but then so have some others who didn't deliver. He's still young though. Good luck to him.
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Glavisted
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Re: Official "Serie A" Thread
Luigi Dal Neri is the official replace.Ernestito said:
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ghazi
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Anyone see Shevchenko and Seedorf start shoving eachother when they were in the wall for the free kick in last weekend's agme vs Lazio?? What was that all about?? :shock:
Anyone see Shevchenko and Seedorf start shoving eachother when they were in the wall for the free kick in last weekend's agme vs Lazio?? What was that all about?? :shock:
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Lionheart
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Which club is the most supported through out Italy?
And I don't get how big clubs like AC Milan and Inter Milan, Roma and Lazio share stadiums. Isn't your stadium suppose to be the cornerstone of your team? Why share when you are world class clubs and have enough cash to build one of your own?
Which club is the most supported through out Italy?
And I don't get how big clubs like AC Milan and Inter Milan, Roma and Lazio share stadiums. Isn't your stadium suppose to be the cornerstone of your team? Why share when you are world class clubs and have enough cash to build one of your own?
Milanista
Mangiamoli!
Re: Official "Serie A" Thread
Seedorf wanted Sheva to keep his elbow down to avoid a handball and an elbow to the face.
ghazi said:
Seedorf wanted Sheva to keep his elbow down to avoid a handball and an elbow to the face.
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I though there was a rule about how many non-EU players you can have in your team.
Look at Inter's starting line-up....
Francesco Toldo (ITALY)
Nicolas Burdisso (ARGENTINA)
Ivan Ramiro Cordoba (COLUMBIA)
Javier Zanetti (ARGENTINA)
Jose Marcello Ze Maria (BRAZIL)
Esteban Cambiasso (ARGENTINA)
Dejan Stankovic (SERBIA??)
Juan Veron (ARGENTINA)
Leite Adriano (BRAZIL)
Obafemi Martins (NIGERIA)
Alvaro Recoba (URUGUAY)
9 non-EU players!!!
Anyway brilliant 3-3 draw match agianst Roma.
I though there was a rule about how many non-EU players you can have in your team.
Look at Inter's starting line-up....
Francesco Toldo (ITALY)
Nicolas Burdisso (ARGENTINA)
Ivan Ramiro Cordoba (COLUMBIA)
Javier Zanetti (ARGENTINA)
Jose Marcello Ze Maria (BRAZIL)
Esteban Cambiasso (ARGENTINA)
Dejan Stankovic (SERBIA??)
Juan Veron (ARGENTINA)
Leite Adriano (BRAZIL)
Obafemi Martins (NIGERIA)
Alvaro Recoba (URUGUAY)
9 non-EU players!!!
Anyway brilliant 3-3 draw match agianst Roma.
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Professor Nutmeg
ML Fanatic
- 3 July 2002
Re: Official "Serie A" Thread
Yeah brilliant game, really entertaining. Great free kick from Totti.
Pires7, about the Non EU thing. A lot of the foreign players get around it by getting EU passports, like Italian or Portuguese ones, particularly the South American players. It makes them a more attractive prospect in Europe because of it.
Yeah brilliant game, really entertaining. Great free kick from Totti.
Pires7, about the Non EU thing. A lot of the foreign players get around it by getting EU passports, like Italian or Portuguese ones, particularly the South American players. It makes them a more attractive prospect in Europe because of it.
cfdh_edmundo
Maverick
- 30 December 2002
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Think those 2 are classed as non-EU, Zanetti has an Italian grandparent or father so can have Italian citizenship.
Dejan Stankovic is from Serbia but his wife is Slovenian, so he's entitled to an EU passport via that I think.
Pires7 said:
Think those 2 are classed as non-EU, Zanetti has an Italian grandparent or father so can have Italian citizenship.
Dejan Stankovic is from Serbia but his wife is Slovenian, so he's entitled to an EU passport via that I think.
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Glavisted
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Esteban Cambiasso and Nicolás Burdisso are EU players too, they have italian passports.Pires7 said:
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AfroJoe
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I think a lot of those players actually have EU passports, but just aren't from the EU.
Makes sense really. :roll:
Also, top game on Sunday night. Best Serie A match I've seen this season.
I think a lot of those players actually have EU passports, but just aren't from the EU.
Makes sense really. :roll:
Also, top game on Sunday night. Best Serie A match I've seen this season.
Milanista
Mangiamoli!
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Cassano to leave
Cassano to leave
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AfroJoe
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Cassano and Jankulovski are both being strongly linked to Juventus right now.
If they're both signed, Juve could do even better this season than it already looks like they're going to do.
Cassano and Jankulovski are both being strongly linked to Juventus right now.
If they're both signed, Juve could do even better this season than it already looks like they're going to do.
Milanista
Mangiamoli!
Re: Official "Serie A" Thread
Bojinov will also be a big transfer target.
Cassano is linked to Milan, Juve and Inter.
I say Milan are best to sign him because Crespo will leave at the end year
Bojinov will also be a big transfer target.
Cassano is linked to Milan, Juve and Inter.
I say Milan are best to sign him because Crespo will leave at the end year
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Professor Nutmeg
ML Fanatic
- 3 July 2002
Re: Official "Serie A" Thread
There are rumours abound of a Vieri <-> R. Carlos swap. However, for Vieri to go to Madrid, another striker would have to go. This would be either Morientes or Owen. Cue Juventus, who if Trezeguet has his operation, may be needing another striker. So they may be interested in taking Morientes or Owen.
There are rumours abound of a Vieri <-> R. Carlos swap. However, for Vieri to go to Madrid, another striker would have to go. This would be either Morientes or Owen. Cue Juventus, who if Trezeguet has his operation, may be needing another striker. So they may be interested in taking Morientes or Owen.
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AfroJoe
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I don't think Juventus will want Owen, really. If he can't cut it in Spain, he's got no chance against Italian defenders.
Morientes could be a good buy as well, but I'd prefer Cassano or Mutu. Simply because they've experienced and shown that they can play in Serie A.
I don't think Juventus will want Owen, really. If he can't cut it in Spain, he's got no chance against Italian defenders.
Morientes could be a good buy as well, but I'd prefer Cassano or Mutu. Simply because they've experienced and shown that they can play in Serie A.
cfdh_edmundo
Maverick
- 30 December 2002
Re: Official "Serie A" Thread
Isnt it strange how whenever a team that isnt in the big 3 wins Serie A, someone pulls the plug financially on it? eg Lazio and Roma these past few years, Fiorentina in 2001 (who nearly won it in the late 1990s) and even Napoli before them.
A shame really.
Isnt it strange how whenever a team that isnt in the big 3 wins Serie A, someone pulls the plug financially on it? eg Lazio and Roma these past few years, Fiorentina in 2001 (who nearly won it in the late 1990s) and even Napoli before them.
A shame really.
Dominic
Serie A
- 19 August 2003
Re: Official "Serie A" Thread
From all teams Cassano has been linked with I have heard the least of Milan.
Milanista said:
From all teams Cassano has been linked with I have heard the least of Milan.
Milanista
Mangiamoli!
Re: Official "Serie A" Thread
Hey don i met Cafu's son in the ameican school of Milan... hes a fat ass... im serious!!!!!
But anyway from the newspapers they say its milan, inter real madrid for cassano
Hey don i met Cafu's son in the ameican school of Milan... hes a fat ass... im serious!!!!!
But anyway from the newspapers they say its milan, inter real madrid for cassano
Dominic
Serie A
- 19 August 2003
Re: Official "Serie A" Thread
Haha, Cafu is probably pumping all his money into food for his son!
Hmm, well I really feel Cassano will be a Juve player. Not just because i'm a juve fan, but I just have a gut feeling.
Milanista said:
Haha, Cafu is probably pumping all his money into food for his son!
Milanista said:
Hmm, well I really feel Cassano will be a Juve player. Not just because i'm a juve fan, but I just have a gut feeling.
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Lionheart
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Now who is the big 3? I can only count 2, Juve, Milan... and?cfdh_edmundo said:
Milanista
Mangiamoli!
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Messina
Messina