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What wit and wisdom - THERE'S ONLY ONE Turk. Where are the other two stooges, fatassdrivel and what's his name, Abusomething. Oh man, those were the days. :rofl: :agree:

Btw, rumor has it that the reason behind Romano Prodi's electoral success was Moratti's moral and financial backing. Not only were Juventus screwed over by DON Massimo Moratti, but so was Berlusconi. The plot thickens..

That indeed is a proper answer to the excerpt you quoted. Not shocking coming from a dullard though. On the upside, I can see that your mental capacity evolved enough to use the highly advanced procedure of copy&paste. Give yourself a pat on the back turkey, you earned it son.

There's one massive, and with massive I mean M A S S I V E, flaw in that "impartial" write-up of yours. Seeing as I'm a nice bloke, I'll show you the way. Look son, you provided more than one "piece of evidence" that Milan were heavily involved in Calciopoli. Fine, let's assume they were...

This should be a fiery encounter. I recommend watching it.

Man, we also tampered with MilanLab. Check out all those 'sudden' injuries in their ranks.. Milan had at least 7 players injured to date. It's all Moratti's doing.

Well think harder.

So you're saying that Zlatan won't accompany the Swedish NT to Cairo ? bummer..

So his career went down the toilet after he left us, that was the point all along. Someone like Vieri, one of the best Italian marksmen ever, finishing his career in such fashion is sad. Now - the Obi Mikel saga was a matter of pride. Chelsea wanted to win one over Man U. And he's not...

Apparently he prefers sunny Madrid, though.

Vieri had a 50 mill offer at the age of 31/32 when he was declining..riiiight. Plus, Vieri was the reason we beat them after he failed to mark Adriano in the dying moments of the match. Agent 00BOBO it turned out to be a terrible move, he even joined two teams (Samp and Atalanta) yet...

That was what the media were told. Last summer I read on a couple Juve and Inter Italian fan forums that apparently Stankovic had signed for BOTH Juve and Inter (he contract with Lazio was running out in the summer), so Moggi and Moratti agreed that Juve would tear up Stankovic's pre-contract in...

I'm not remotely interested in you, fatass_drivel. now take a hike.

Cannavaro had a torrid time at Inter but it's not as if he was an unknown or anything..one of the world's most prominent defenders whilst at Parma.

Zidane WAS a star in Bordeaux. He led a not so fashionable team to the UEFA Cup final and debuted for France at a very early age. It's like saying that Deco wasn't a star before he joined Barca, just becasuse he was playing for Porto. Vieri, perhaps yer right.

Grygera would be guaranteed a start at Juventus, be it at right-back or centre-back, yet that wouldn't be the case had he signed for Inter. Makes perfect sense. It's not as if any Interisti got excited over the prospect of signing the world player of the year that is Grygera. Plus, Juve have...

hehe, you're now using our old motto "Next year we will win" :D well, if you keep signing average players like Grygera and Hasan whateverhisnameis-dic.. I doubt it. In case a couple of stars arrive, then perhaps you'll stand a chance of competing with the Milanese clubs. Time will...

blimey, I thought the Coppa didn't count ?! Yeah hopefully a Milan derby, I'm bored of beating Roma in finals. Plus, Roma are more formidable a side than Milan so I'd rather see the zozzoneri making it tomorrow. come on you red and black fags.

Meh, I'm sure Lippi's views count for nothing in comparison to those of fatass_drivel. He pisses excellence, not urine like us mere humans. :D

Can't get enough of that bird Angela hitting on me :D