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But you said that when Stalingrad changed its name. :cookie:

His devastation wrought on Fiorentina, capped by playing air guitar with the corner flag. :touched:

The New Montero. :heart:

Don't you mean Butt Pirate? I did meet Barney in a Fry's Electronics once. In the bathroom, taking a piss in the urinal while catching heavy drags on a smoke. :smoke:

Ouch. We really are the new Inter. :sergio:

I swear this season has given me a meniscus on my balls that needs surgery.... :sergio:

Camo needs 3 months for his pride to recover. :sergio: Get well, Mauro!

Which is more than I can say for the rest of our players. And he didn't get red carded. Meaning: all-in-all, a good night for Camo.

And will we actually see him sometime in January?

He never looked truer to his Argie roots in that last pic.

I admire what he did in one-on-one play and dribbling. But he didn't connect enough with his teammates to make productive use out of all that this past Sunday.

Yes, but not for his one-on-one play against defenders who start in Serie A. :P

Even worse, it was Carlos Santana.

I actually thought the opposite. In the first half Molinaro played some decent defense in preventing crosses and moving the ball upfield on a turnover here and there. In the second half he started to make turnovers -- bad ones -- and looked prime for a sub.

Oh, but Zanetti-Sissoko at CM (or even including Nedved) is so much more solid than having Brazzo on the wing...

:agree: I have to side more with Dominic on this one. Camo has historically been much weaker in the middle than he is on the wing. Part of that is that he's lacked a good ability to pass upfield through traffic and he's lacked accuracy when shooting deeper inside the box. We should only be...

Hey, this is what they post on JuventusMember.com: I guess in Turk's mind, Camo's actions were acceptable then. :lazy:

Good question. Perhaps the Lega can do that. I thought that cards were separate (e.g., Zanetti is busted for our next Serie A match but could play today in the Coppa.)

While I do argue that Ranieri deserves our support and a fighting chance, this is still pretty funny. :lol:

What is it with this "former blah blah blah star" crap from so many sportswriters? They do this all the time. And here the guy has played 147 matches for Juve and just 50 for Verona. I mean, at what point do you stop calling Del Piero "the former Padova star"? Should we go around calling...