Um, perhaps the whole premise is absurd, my favorite Somali? But hey, I'll bite on this one.
It sure is. Just like it's too soon to be talking about playing like Spain. But we all have our dreams, eh?
Say, if Italy does indeed end up playing like Spain, and hence like Barcelona, what will some here say about that? Don't most Azzurri fans hate Spain and Barcelona? Are the tides turning a bit? Hmm. That's an interesting proposition.
Thus far, I have not seen any objections to Italy striving to the game like Spain, which is very weird. Or maybe it isn't. After all, whatever Italy does it Ze Best, so we'll shove our own opinions in the trash bin and nod our heads like ze puppets we are...
And you haven't been working together over the years? OK, I know that Spain has pretty much a set crew of players they use and Italy foolishly left a couple very good forwards at home in 2010 (not Rossi), but overall similar players are being used.
But this is the sort of irrational and arrogant quote that I abhor from the Italians. Prandelli says they are not at Spain's level simply because they haven't worked with the same team for several years. You know, I really don't like Spain, not just because of the match today. But Italy's players, tactics, and overall personality on the pitch are not anything like Spain's, even if they try to emulate them. It's not just because this Prandelli side hasn't played together. That's nonsense.
What I don't understand is why I'm not seeing more rejection of this whole Spain talk. To the purists out there, I'm sure that deep down they hate throwing away the Italian identity and becoming willing imperial slaves to their rivals in Spain.
For the Azzurri it isn't a handicap. Your players will be more fresh for internationals. Perhaps if the FIGC cared so much about European spots, they would not have imposed the non-EU rule and would not have relegated Juventus. But hey, at least you guys are starting to figure out the problem. Hopefully one day you'll finally realize the problem is yourselves.
I guess after the last World Cup, that's a nice accomplishment for the Azzurri, so I'll give credit to them and Prandelli.
Fantastico!
... because our opponents were hardly anything."
Ahhh, go right ahead, revel in glory, Prandelli. Don't worry, the "pessimists" will be back.
Wonderful goal? Who writes this shit? The keeper should have made the save, period. Nice little yellow journalism there. This sort of stuff makes it look like England played Estonia.
Execution. At least you got that right.
And rightfully so, because he's an irrational, traitorous, bi-polar would-be suicide victim if it wasn't for his sawker.
Good luck with that against practically anybody else.
There. You got it! Good job, Styles P. I'm proud of you.
/rant
It sure is. Just like it's too soon to be talking about playing like Spain. But we all have our dreams, eh?
Say, if Italy does indeed end up playing like Spain, and hence like Barcelona, what will some here say about that? Don't most Azzurri fans hate Spain and Barcelona? Are the tides turning a bit? Hmm. That's an interesting proposition.
Thus far, I have not seen any objections to Italy striving to the game like Spain, which is very weird. Or maybe it isn't. After all, whatever Italy does it Ze Best, so we'll shove our own opinions in the trash bin and nod our heads like ze puppets we are...
And you haven't been working together over the years? OK, I know that Spain has pretty much a set crew of players they use and Italy foolishly left a couple very good forwards at home in 2010 (not Rossi), but overall similar players are being used.
But this is the sort of irrational and arrogant quote that I abhor from the Italians. Prandelli says they are not at Spain's level simply because they haven't worked with the same team for several years. You know, I really don't like Spain, not just because of the match today. But Italy's players, tactics, and overall personality on the pitch are not anything like Spain's, even if they try to emulate them. It's not just because this Prandelli side hasn't played together. That's nonsense.
What I don't understand is why I'm not seeing more rejection of this whole Spain talk. To the purists out there, I'm sure that deep down they hate throwing away the Italian identity and becoming willing imperial slaves to their rivals in Spain.
For the Azzurri it isn't a handicap. Your players will be more fresh for internationals. Perhaps if the FIGC cared so much about European spots, they would not have imposed the non-EU rule and would not have relegated Juventus. But hey, at least you guys are starting to figure out the problem. Hopefully one day you'll finally realize the problem is yourselves.
I guess after the last World Cup, that's a nice accomplishment for the Azzurri, so I'll give credit to them and Prandelli.
Fantastico!
... because our opponents were hardly anything."
Ahhh, go right ahead, revel in glory, Prandelli. Don't worry, the "pessimists" will be back.
Wonderful goal? Who writes this shit? The keeper should have made the save, period. Nice little yellow journalism there. This sort of stuff makes it look like England played Estonia.
Execution. At least you got that right.
And rightfully so, because he's an irrational, traitorous, bi-polar would-be suicide victim if it wasn't for his sawker.
Good luck with that against practically anybody else.
There. You got it! Good job, Styles P. I'm proud of you.
/rant
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