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M
Mikey
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you cheap bastard
Its not everyday you can see the likes of Langella, Falcone and Dalla Bona in person.
Its not everyday you can see the likes of Langella, Falcone and Dalla Bona in person.
M
Mikey
Guest
I actually like Savario, and a for a girl talking about calcio, Gina was actually alright. Although she definately has to bathe before airtime.
Joe and Mark are annoying.
Italian soccer fanatics > whatever else TLN would show instead
Joe and Mark are annoying.
Italian soccer fanatics > whatever else TLN would show instead
M
Mikey
Guest
yup, Chinaglia definately hit montreal from behind with a steel chair and than removed his Canadiens jersey to reveal a leafs one.
And i retract my earlier statement. if TLN decides to replace fanatics with latin lover, i wont be sending any hate mail.
(believe it or not, i spent 6 hours making that fiorentina banner)
And i retract my earlier statement. if TLN decides to replace fanatics with latin lover, i wont be sending any hate mail.
(believe it or not, i spent 6 hours making that fiorentina banner)
yoyo913
Team Captain
I like Savario, he is interesting and passionate, Joe is okay, Mark(the "2nd" inter fan?) sucks, he dosen't know what he's saying and just a douche bag. Gina gets better through out the season (learning diffrerent bull sh!t), she should keep her mouth shut.
They should try to replace mark first of all.
They should try to replace mark first of all.
M
Mikey
Guest
mark is the host, and the guy who pitched the idea of the show to TLN. they all seem like good guys, but Mark is just embarassing at times. I used to like Joe, but he seemed like a real suck as the season ended.
It should be Saverio, Gina, Alf De Blasis and me, mark and santino will duke it out for last spot
It should be Saverio, Gina, Alf De Blasis and me, mark and santino will duke it out for last spot
Serie A Round 38: The Best Eleven
6/1/2005 3:12:00 PM
Goalkeepers
Antonioli: Did his best to get Sampdoria into the Champions League through a fantastic match against Bologna. Even if his efforts proved vain, the former Roma keeper ended what can be considered the best season of his career in style.
Defenders
Argilli: The Siena veteran scored the goal that allowed the Tuscans to remain in the Serie A and handed the city emotions only the Palio had been able to give it.
Capuano: Bologna have a young starlet for the next seasons to come.
Oddo : Lazio’s best player of this latter part of the season. Will probably change club during the course of the summer.
Midfielders
Serginho : Scored a great goal against Udinese. Fantastic move by Benitez to have Gerrard mark him in Istanbul. It saved the Cup for Pool.
Maresca: He wanted to avoid relegation for Fiorentina at all costs, and played his best game of the season in order to guarantee his wish.
Tonetto: The last match day confirmed the Sampdoria player was the best left wing of this season’s Serie A.
Di Livio: Many so called pundits said he was a finished player in a finished team. He contradicted everyone by leading Fiorentina to an almost impossible ‘salvezza’. The symbol of the team.
Forwards
Toni: Last year his goals brought Palermo into the Serie A, this year into Europe. Un Grande.
Di Michele: Really looks like a champion sometimes. Against Milan he scored another fantastic goal that booked Udinese a Champions League spot for the first time ever.
Vucinic: 19 goals for the Serb phenomenon in a season were he spent the first part on the bench! Has technique, character, and a big heart. A great future awaits him.
Coach
D’Angelo: With seven points in the last three games the former Chievo captain led the team to a glorious Salvezza.
6/1/2005 3:12:00 PM
Goalkeepers
Antonioli: Did his best to get Sampdoria into the Champions League through a fantastic match against Bologna. Even if his efforts proved vain, the former Roma keeper ended what can be considered the best season of his career in style.
Defenders
Argilli: The Siena veteran scored the goal that allowed the Tuscans to remain in the Serie A and handed the city emotions only the Palio had been able to give it.
Capuano: Bologna have a young starlet for the next seasons to come.
Oddo : Lazio’s best player of this latter part of the season. Will probably change club during the course of the summer.
Midfielders
Serginho : Scored a great goal against Udinese. Fantastic move by Benitez to have Gerrard mark him in Istanbul. It saved the Cup for Pool.
Maresca: He wanted to avoid relegation for Fiorentina at all costs, and played his best game of the season in order to guarantee his wish.
Tonetto: The last match day confirmed the Sampdoria player was the best left wing of this season’s Serie A.
Di Livio: Many so called pundits said he was a finished player in a finished team. He contradicted everyone by leading Fiorentina to an almost impossible ‘salvezza’. The symbol of the team.
Forwards
Toni: Last year his goals brought Palermo into the Serie A, this year into Europe. Un Grande.
Di Michele: Really looks like a champion sometimes. Against Milan he scored another fantastic goal that booked Udinese a Champions League spot for the first time ever.
Vucinic: 19 goals for the Serb phenomenon in a season were he spent the first part on the bench! Has technique, character, and a big heart. A great future awaits him.
Coach
D’Angelo: With seven points in the last three games the former Chievo captain led the team to a glorious Salvezza.
italianstyle87
Starting XI
somebody would have to pick up vucinic
valerei who?
maybe roma could grab him
valerei who?
maybe roma could grab him
italianstyle87
Starting XI
yeh udinese, or even palermo now that i think about it
That is such bullsh*t.ForzaNerrazurri said:INTER BEST IN WORLD ACCORDING TO IFFHS
Tuesday, 31 May 2005 15:20:39
MILAN - After 75 months, Inter are back on top of the IFFHS (International Federation of Football History and Statistics) Club World Ranking thanks to an excellent finish to the 2004/05 season. The Nerazzurri beat AC Milan into second place and knock Manchester United off the top spot. CSKA Moscow move up from 25th to 5th place, while Juventus are tenth. Champions League winners Liverpool don't make the top ten.
IFFHS Club World Ranking:
1. (4) Inter (Ita) 276 points
2. (2) AC Milan (Ita) 270
3. (1) Manchester United (Eng) 259
4. (10) Bayern Munich (Ger) 255
5. (25) CSKA Moscow (Rus) 251,5
6. (5) Newcastle United (Eng) 251
6. (13) PSV Eindhoven (Hol) 251
8. (3) Boca Juniors (Arg) 244
9. (8) Arsenal (Eng) 240
10. (12) Juventus (Ita) 237
M
Mikey
Guest
Palermo just missed out on Bojinov, and a second striker has to be their main target this summer.
Just watch, once Vucinic leaves, Konan or Babu will suddenly be scoring hat tricks every week and unveiling WWF celebrations
Just watch, once Vucinic leaves, Konan or Babu will suddenly be scoring hat tricks every week and unveiling WWF celebrations
italianstyle87
Starting XI
miccoli is close to a deal at fiore though 
Torontolynx
Youth Team
I couldn't agree more. Whoever made that up was on something considerably harder than weed.
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