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Lippi all the way, Capello is a great coach but too conservative in my eyes. He seems to be happy with winning 1-0, a dangerous tactic Especially with the Liverpool game in mind.

I actually don't think we played that bad yesterday. Real just played better then they have in a very long time. Juves best was by far Buffon in my eyes, if he plays just as good in Turin, we will definatly go through. Trust me Real know they didn't score enought goals to go through, they'll...

Jeg kan desværre ikke se det længere. De sendte kun sæson 1 og 2 i Danmark. :down; Er sæson 3 ligeså god som de 2 andre? Er de i Europa nu?

Fedt nok der også er et sted hvor man kan skrive på dansk herinde. :D Havde faktisk ikke set det før lige nu. Nå, men nu hvor der er nogle skandinaviere samlet, er der så nogle der har set/ser "high chaparall" med Frederik og Phillip i USA? Jeg elsker selv de to, mega sjove! Her er et link...

As long as we're number one in the league, then in my eyes we're still favorites. Besides those Parma matches has always been a bit tricky, no matter what squad Juve had at the time. I wouldn't read too much into it.

Well actually the factory was there before all the houses, they were built around the factory. But I agree, such a thing should be placed far away from everything. And yes the inhabitants have made numerous complaints about the location, but every time all the "experts" just said that all the...

I think the insurance companies, because the factory didn't violate any rules in term of storing that much fireworks, or security, at least they havn't found any signs of such. But the state is also providing some kind of financial aid. Don't know excatly how much thoug.

Jep, only one broken old window. I also live right outside the evacuation area (1,5 km radius around the factory), so nothing serious happened to me or my family. But I think around 200 houses is more or less damagede, the closesth are about 1 meter high now, and alot burned.

I didn't take this picture myself, but the this is what it kindda looked like from where I was standing.

Sorry, I misspelled in my prior post, I wasn't standing 2 miles away, but 2 kilometers. And thanks Fliakis, luckily my house wasn't destroyed, just a shattered window.

Here is a picture from the nearby neighbourhood to the factory, three or four days later I think.

I did get knocked over, didn't hurt myself very much. About 2000 tons of fireworks blew up in total I think. But actually people were very lucky that it didn't go worse then it did. 84 injured and only one fire fighter killed.

Yep, the pressure wave (don't know what else to call it), knocked me over, and I was standing about 2 miles away.

Sorry the link doesn't seem to work, but go to: www.kontraband.com and click on the video named: "Worlds Biggest Firework // Someone lit the fuse a little bit too early !!"

Last Wednesday a fireworks factory blew up in the western part of my home town. I just saw a video of the big explosion is posted on Kontraband.com and thought you guys should know the story behind it. If you haven’t seen it yet, here is a link (requires quicktime to play)...

Just finished casting my vote now, though for me persionally it's not that big a problem. I get Rai Uno.:D

I just heard an year and a half old danish interview with Bangsbo, where he said that it was actually Anchelotti who had him brught to Juve. But I think it was just to some kind of pysycal training consultant and that it was Lippi who made him ass. manager. Not sure though.

Too bad he left. He was really a great ass. manager. A loss for Juventus I think.

What was Bangsbo's fate after Lippi quit and Capello took over? Unfortunetly I don't get to see too many Juve matches, therefor I can't see if Bangsbo should still be sitting on the sideline. Does anyone know if he's still there, or if other coaches and persional left with Lippi?

Okay, thanks for the info guys. Sorry abou the forum mix up. I must have been tired when I posted it.