Il Capitano Alessandro Del Piero (175 Viewers)

[Elvin]

Seems to me that your crush on Inzaghi is bigger than Sally's, Martin

BTW Has anyone called you Martini before?

 

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[Martin]

I hate you, both of you.

Hate is a stone's throw away from love

 

[Martin]

Seems to me that your crush on Inzaghi is bigger than Sally's, Martin

BTW Has anyone called you Martini before?

Nope

Actually, I'm doing a tribute to Jack, he looooves to go against people's deepest feelings.

 

[Elvin]

Nope

Ok

How about Martin-Fartin' ?

 

[Martin]

grow up

 

[Alen]

grow up

You're the one with a teen crush on Inzaghi and you need to
grow up, Mar teen.

 

[Martin]

So loving Pippo is immature but hating him is a sign of maturity, got ya :eyebrows:

 

[Alen]

So loving Pippo is immature but hating him is a sign of maturity, got ya :eyebrows:

Exactly

 

[Elvin]

No, hating him is a sign of Juventunity. lol

 

[sallyinzaghi]

but but but

 

[Elvin]

Whatever, half of Milan fans are teenage girls anyway. Sometimes I think they pick their players based on popularity among the chicks...
but then I remember Ronaldinho

 

[Martin]

Whatever, half of Milan fans are teenage girls anyway. Sometimes I think they pick their players based on popularity among the chicks...
but then I remember Ronaldinho

they're not, I've met a bunch of them. more like 30-something guys

 

[Martin]

Look at Sally's profile, and mine. 2003, 2000. And what about you two? 2006, 2007. Noobs, it doesn't get any more obvious. Once you get a little more affluent you'll see that Pippo is da bomb despite leaving Juve :wink:

 

[Elvin]

they're not, I've met a bunch of them. more like 30-something guys

hmm Yeah, maybe watching Milan play helps going thru the mid-age crisis

 

[Martin]

hmm Yeah, maybe watching Milan play helps going thru the mid-age crisis

sure would explain why so many of them are comfortably divorced from reality on all matters pertaining to their "grande milan"

 

[azzurro119]

Auguri di buon compleanno

 

[Alen]

hmm Yeah, maybe watching Milan play helps going thru the mid-age crisis

Actually, most of the Milan fans i know are +30. Although, you're right about the teen girls.
There were two waves of Milan fans. The first one became Milan fans in their glory days with Gullit, Baresi, Van Basten, Savicevic..... and the other ones are teen girls who have a crush on the Jesus freak named Kaka.

 

[Elvin]

My God, it doesn't even sound right, "grande milan", it's like scratching glass

Anyway, let's stop disgracing The DP thread my discussing those metros...

 

[Martin]

My God, it doesn't even sound right, "grande milan", it's like scratching glass

Anyway, let's stop disgracing The DP thread my discussing those metros...

ever been to a milan forum? it's like being in a nut house. they're nice though, just completely insane

 

[Elvin]

Juventus have sent a very special message of congratulations to captain Alessandro Del Piero on his 34th birthday.

“On behalf of all of Juventus and the Bianconeri fans, I wish our captain many more extraordinary nights like the one he gave us in Madrid on Wednesday,” noted President Giovanni Cobolli Gigli.

His brace defeated Real Madrid 2-0 in the Champions League, earning a standing ovation from the Bernabeu.

Del Piero will be celebrating his birthday in Verona this afternoon, where Juve have travelled to take on Chievo.

That’s not the only major milestone for the Italian international, as it will also be his 377th Serie A appearance in a Juventus shirt.

This puts him level with legend Gaetano Scirea in second place behind all-time record holder (and former club President) Giampiero Boniperti on 444.

Del Piero was born on November 9, 1974 in Conegliano, a small town near Treviso, and now lives in Turin with wife Sonia and one-year-old son Tobias.

His first club was Padova, but he joined Juve in 1993 and set numerous records. He is their all-time top scorer in all competition (246 goals) and in Europe (46 goals) with the most official appearances (564).

Since his Serie A debut in a 1-1 draw away to Foggia on September 12, 1993, Alex has won five Scudetti (plus two revoked under Calciopoli), a Serie B title, a Coppa Italia, four Italian Super Cups, the Champions League, European Super Cup, Intercontinental Cup and Intertoto Cup.

He has won the last two Capocannoniere titles back-to-back in Serie B and A as well as lifting the World Cup in 2006.