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claupastore
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what part of this:
dont you understand?
henry#14 said:
dont you understand?
.claupastore
Fan Favourite
yes, but they only had like 21 more chances after that to win points and stay in serie A. poor bologna.
so yeah, if they go down, it was because of us. sorry.
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M
Mikey
Guest
im absolutely bamboozled at how you dominated postwise so much.
i guess in my case, i had more quality, while you had quantity
to make this post meaningful...
Lucarelli could quit Livorno
Serie A top scorer Cristiano Lucarelli may leave Livorno in an effort to be a part of the 2006 World Cup Finals.
Lucarelli has always shown great loyalty to his hometown club, but may be looking for a move after he won his maiden Azzurri call for the recent North American tour.
"Cristiano is open to any possibility right now," Carlo Pallavicino, his agent, told Lady Radio.
"Lucarelli is very close to Livorno but he wants a chance to play at the World Cup.
"He’s worried that Livorno’s squad won’t be good enough to survive or allow him to impress the national boss next season."
Lucarelli had previously stated that he would only leave the Tuscan club for a foreign outfit, but his agent has opened the door to Fiorentina.
"They are a club who Cristiano feels close to," added Pallavicino. "They’ve been linked to Vincenzo Iaquinta (Udinese) and Andrea Caracciolo (Brescia) but he’s just as good."
The move could in theory take place, especially after sporting director Pantaleo Corvino – who signed Lucarelli at Lecce in the past – has now joined the Viola.
"There is a good understanding between the two men," continued the agent. "I know that Corvino was key in Lucarelli’s arrival at the Via Del Mare."
Lucarelli played in both draws against Serbia and Ecuador last week, scoring in the first game on his debut while missing a penalty in the second.
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Lucarelli is definately a quality player, and at his age, this could be his only shot at a World Cup. If Iaquinta leaves Udinese, he should be the replacement. Otherwise, Roma could definately use a player of his abilities.
i guess in my case, i had more quality, while you had quantity
to make this post meaningful...
Lucarelli could quit Livorno
Serie A top scorer Cristiano Lucarelli may leave Livorno in an effort to be a part of the 2006 World Cup Finals.
Lucarelli has always shown great loyalty to his hometown club, but may be looking for a move after he won his maiden Azzurri call for the recent North American tour.
"Cristiano is open to any possibility right now," Carlo Pallavicino, his agent, told Lady Radio.
"Lucarelli is very close to Livorno but he wants a chance to play at the World Cup.
"He’s worried that Livorno’s squad won’t be good enough to survive or allow him to impress the national boss next season."
Lucarelli had previously stated that he would only leave the Tuscan club for a foreign outfit, but his agent has opened the door to Fiorentina.
"They are a club who Cristiano feels close to," added Pallavicino. "They’ve been linked to Vincenzo Iaquinta (Udinese) and Andrea Caracciolo (Brescia) but he’s just as good."
The move could in theory take place, especially after sporting director Pantaleo Corvino – who signed Lucarelli at Lecce in the past – has now joined the Viola.
"There is a good understanding between the two men," continued the agent. "I know that Corvino was key in Lucarelli’s arrival at the Via Del Mare."
Lucarelli played in both draws against Serbia and Ecuador last week, scoring in the first game on his debut while missing a penalty in the second.
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Lucarelli is definately a quality player, and at his age, this could be his only shot at a World Cup. If Iaquinta leaves Udinese, he should be the replacement. Otherwise, Roma could definately use a player of his abilities.
italianstyle87
Starting XI
if he wants to be part of wc06, fiorentina is not the place to go
he should go to roma
he should go to roma
ForzaNerrazurri
Senior Squad
are you really counting on Montella to carry the team? Yeah he had 22 goals but the last month or two, he's been worse than simone inzaghi
mark77
Transfer Guru
http://www.mlsnet.com/MLS/news/mls_news.jsp?ymd=20050616&content_id=33439&vkey=pr_mls&fext=.jsp
2005 WORLD SERIES OF FOOTBALL
Sunday, July 24
AC Milan vs. Chelsea FC
Gillette Stadium, Foxborough, MA - Time is TBD
Wednesday, July 27
AC Milan vs. Chicago Fire
Soldier Field, Chicago, at 9 pm ET
Thursday, July 28
Chelsea vs. D.C. United
FedEx Field, Washington D.C. at 8:00 p.m. ET on ESPN2
Sunday, July 31
AC Milan vs. Chelsea FC
Giants Stadium, East Rutherford, NJ - Time is TBD
What about us hey?
ForzaNerrazurri
Senior Squad
ah f that, im not going back to NJ to see Milan play again
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