Azzurri Thread (72 Viewers)
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4-3-1-2 
Diamanti as a mezz'ala is a terrible idea IMO, Nocerino isnt great by any means, but he actually plays in a similar position for his club and provides some more muscle in our midfield.
And fuck off Rooney you faggot. Man these English players are so fucking smug and cocky, they seriously think they are playing a team at the level of Malta or Armenia. I so hope Italy destroy these mugs, will be so epic.
Diamanti as a mezz'ala is a terrible idea IMO, Nocerino isnt great by any means, but he actually plays in a similar position for his club and provides some more muscle in our midfield.And fuck off Rooney you faggot. Man these English players are so fucking smug and cocky, they seriously think they are playing a team at the level of Malta or Armenia. I so hope Italy destroy these mugs, will be so epic.
I know. Imagine trying to run your fingers through the hair of the girl that is giving you the blowjob. You reach, but there's nothing there, just two or three thin hairs on an otherwise pretty much bald and a face full of brown freckles. You notice that the face is more rugged than you'd expect. The head is slightly larger too. It feels like.. no.. it couldn't be.
Because, I seriously think his alternatives offer more in the preferred formation.
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I beg to differ. A lot of the prejudice against him is preconceived. He's better than Aquilani for example and on his day can make a difference. Motta has had his shot, and he's been absolute shit for all the minutes he's been on. Diamanti had a lot more running in him, but I think Nocerino might do a fair job too.
---------- Post added 21.06.2012 at 19:40 ----------
I beg to differ. A lot of the prejudice against him is preconceived. He's better than Aquilani for example and on his day can make a difference. Motta has had his shot, and he's been absolute shit for all the minutes he's been on. Diamanti had a lot more running in him, but I think Nocerino might do a fair job too.
Yes, hes so good. For two games now he's made the team play like they've been down to ten men wi his presence on the field. What has he done that people rate him at all? And the 4312, as it is doesn't suit our side as well as the 352 for which Nocerino would do a good job, he's also tactically more adept and whther we like to admit or not, coming off a great season with Milan.
You just had to go there 
Hart willing to take on penalty duties
England goalkeeper Joe Hart has said he would be happy to take a penalty if the EURO 2012 quarter-final against Italy on Sunday (Monday AEST) goes to spot-kicks.
Hart has said he would have no problems with accepting the responsibility of a spot-kick if manager Roy Hodgson asked him to.
The Manchester City goalkeeper told a press conference in Krakow: "If they let me, I would put my name forward, 100 per cent."
Hart added: "Hopefully it won't come to that [taking penalties] but I would back myself [to take a penalty] in a tournament.
"If penalties are required then so be it."
Hart also revealed he practised taking penalties as much as the rest of the England squad.
When asked about how much he practised, he said: "As much as anyone else, I do like to take my penalties."
Hart also confirmed he looked into how his opponents took penalties and that he would watch a video of the Italian players taking spot-kicks close to kick-off time on Sunday.
"I do my research, I know where all the Italian players put their penalties," he said.
"I watch it [the video] on my own. I watch it quite late in the day."
theworldgame.sbs.com.au
England goalkeeper Joe Hart has said he would be happy to take a penalty if the EURO 2012 quarter-final against Italy on Sunday (Monday AEST) goes to spot-kicks.
Hart has said he would have no problems with accepting the responsibility of a spot-kick if manager Roy Hodgson asked him to.
The Manchester City goalkeeper told a press conference in Krakow: "If they let me, I would put my name forward, 100 per cent."
Hart added: "Hopefully it won't come to that [taking penalties] but I would back myself [to take a penalty] in a tournament.
"If penalties are required then so be it."
Hart also revealed he practised taking penalties as much as the rest of the England squad.
When asked about how much he practised, he said: "As much as anyone else, I do like to take my penalties."
Hart also confirmed he looked into how his opponents took penalties and that he would watch a video of the Italian players taking spot-kicks close to kick-off time on Sunday.
"I do my research, I know where all the Italian players put their penalties," he said.
"I watch it [the video] on my own. I watch it quite late in the day."
theworldgame.sbs.com.au
