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EL Thursday, please...:)

With Aberdeen? I would love to see some pics ;).

:agree: I think it's pretty much a gamble to go to Turin for Del Piero this season. I'm so glad I've had my farewell match with our legend already when he scored that screamer against Brescia last season.

Weserstadion, Bremen Platz 11, Bremen Stadion am Vinnenweg, Bremen AWD-Arena, Hannover Millerntor, Hamburg MDCC-Arena, Magdeburg BayArena, Leverkusen Volkswagen-Arena, Wolfsburg Wersestadion, Ahlen Stadio Giuseppe Meazza, Milano Stadio Olimpico, Torino Stadio Atleti Azzurri...

Great match and a goal for Pescara at Verona (1st round of Srie B)

Forza Udinese! They will fight really hard and maybe Guidolin's squad can play some of their infamous counter-attacks, great coach.

Great pass by ADP

Vucinic :lol:

So Venezia has some plans for a 30k-seater... . A bit surprising since they missed promotion to Lega Pro 2nd divison this season. Maybe it is because they have a new owner from Russia. Anyway, we will see where these plans end up.

No matter how good or bad a player he might have been, he made a lot of the possibility to travel around the world working. He even wrote a book about that. This guy knows a lot about the world and its inhabitants and last, but not least, about football.

I would, but I did not make any because my camera is shit and shooting some good photos at night is impossible. ;)

Or a nice derby between Juve and Vercelli. BTT, they seemed to close the roof already from what I could see passing by the stadium in the last few days. Good-looking thing, at least from the outside.

When I passed by the new ground on Sunday at 5 am, there were works going on inside. :shocked2:

Difficult to get to the ball anyway because of the deviation.

I don't want to enter the argument here, just felt like stating the facts.

In one week there will be no Italian team left in the European competitions.

Is this actually going to be realized? I bet it won't look that awesome with only 8,000 people inside.

Toni: Win with Juve then retire Luca Toni has revealed his intention to win something important with Juventus and then retire from football. The veteran striker realised a lifelong ambition when he left Genoa for Turin in the January transfer window. Speaking to Il Corriere dello Sport, Toni...

:) Juve-Brescia it will be!!! Hoping for some Capitano moments and a bunch of goals!

Exactly my feelings, here. I like the variety of teams from all across Europe playing in the EL. (+rep)