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The only problem, and it may not be a large one, is if you take a look at the ages of Italy's roster compared to everyone else who is still in the tournament, their average age is at least a year older. It may not be a big deal.

Here was the starting line-up Marco Amelia Emiliano Morretti Paolo Cannavaro Daniele Bonera Federico Blazaretti Gianpiero Pinzi Matteo Brighi Daniele De Rossi giuseppe Sculli Andrea Gasbarroni Alberto gilardino

Italy clearly outplayed Denmark in this match. I watched it from the beginning, and to be honest with you, we deserved at lest that point. I though that Sculli, before he got hurt, and especially gaseberonni, played very well. I wasn't too impressed with Brighi, however. Gasberonni...

Oh, he did?? Yeah, that's right. Wow, I'm a fukkin idiot. That, and a certain website (Uefa.com) needs to get their shit straight.

Could mean more playing time for Brighi and Gasberonni. Does this mean that Sculli won't play against Juve next week?

Saturday 14:10, Italian Time.

I'm just glad somebody responded to my thread. I was about to get desperate and post point counter-point arguments just so this wouldn't turn into a ghost town. I guess people just don't care about our Juve of the future:down:

I'm surprised no one started a thread on this for a couple of reasons: 1) We have a lot of People form italy and Denmark, and that could make for some interesting smack-talk. 2) There are a few future Juve players (we hope), in Sculli, Brighi, and Gasberroni on the team. I went on RAI's...