Il Capitano Alessandro Del Piero (67 Viewers)

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Without DP the formation should be

---------------Buffon

Zebinga--Chiello--Canna--Greasso

------------Melo--Momo

----Candreva--Diego--Yago

----------------Amauri

Sorry but Paolucci is not that great
 

Ken

The Dutch Touch
Aug 17, 2007
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Without DP the formation should be

---------------Buffon

Zebinga--Chiello--Canna--Greasso

------------Melo--Momo

----Candreva--Diego--Yago

----------------Amauri

Sorry but Paolucci is not that great
Just admit it, you copied mine from the match thread...

:tup:
 
Aug 17, 2007
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Mancano poche ore alla fine di questa giornata e mi piacerebbe condividere con voi una riflessione che non c’entra nulla con il calcio e con quello che stiamo vivendo.
Lo faccio da casa, perché i postumi dell’influenza mi hanno impedito di partire con la squadra per Milano dove domani giocheremo contro l’Inter.
Oggi è il 27 gennaio. E’ il Giorno della Memoria.
Io ho trentacinque anni, dunque per fortuna non ho avuto esperienza diretta di che cosa sia stato l’Olocausto. Ma chiunque di noi ha o ha avuto un parente, un conoscente coinvolto, oppure semplicemente ha letto o sentito quello che è accaduto: la più grande tragedia generata dalla follia umana.
Nessuno può dimenticare quei sei milioni di ebrei uccisi, oggi che sono papà anche io sento la responsabilità di cogliere il senso di una giornata come questa per poi trasferirlo, appena capiranno, ai miei figli.
Sono convinto che sia stato utile istituire un giorno per fermarsi a riflettere, e soprattutto sia giusto farlo nelle scuole, tra i più giovani. Perché bisogna ricordare, non negare, e soprattutto conoscere per avere gli strumenti per capire. E per condividere il dolore di chi porta ancora con sé la memoria di quella tragedia.

Alessandro

:touched: What a great man
 

SABSAB

Snoop Stinks
Dec 10, 2008
10,832
Mancano poche ore alla fine di questa giornata e mi piacerebbe condividere con voi una riflessione che non c’entra nulla con il calcio e con quello che stiamo vivendo.
Lo faccio da casa, perché i postumi dell’influenza mi hanno impedito di partire con la squadra per Milano dove domani giocheremo contro l’Inter.
Oggi è il 27 gennaio. E’ il Giorno della Memoria.
Io ho trentacinque anni, dunque per fortuna non ho avuto esperienza diretta di che cosa sia stato l’Olocausto. Ma chiunque di noi ha o ha avuto un parente, un conoscente coinvolto, oppure semplicemente ha letto o sentito quello che è accaduto: la più grande tragedia generata dalla follia umana.
Nessuno può dimenticare quei sei milioni di ebrei uccisi, oggi che sono papà anche io sento la responsabilità di cogliere il senso di una giornata come questa per poi trasferirlo, appena capiranno, ai miei figli.
Sono convinto che sia stato utile istituire un giorno per fermarsi a riflettere, e soprattutto sia giusto farlo nelle scuole, tra i più giovani. Perché bisogna ricordare, non negare, e soprattutto conoscere per avere gli strumenti per capire. E per condividere il dolore di chi porta ancora con sé la memoria di quella tragedia.

Alessandro

:touched: What a great man


27.01.2010 HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL DAY

There’s just some hours left and this day will be gone, but I just wanted to share with you a thought that has nothing to do with football and with our situation at the moment.
I’m writing from home, because the flu 'hangover’ prevented me from leaving to Milan with my team, where we’ll be playing against Inter tomorrow.
Today is the 27th of January. Holocaust Memorial Day.
I’m 35, so, fortunately, I didn’t live through the Holocaust. But almost everyone of us has or had a relative, or just somebody we know who lived through this experience, or simply read or heard about what happened: the biggest tragedy, generated by human madness.
Nobody can forget those six millions of Jewish people killed. Today, being a father myself, I feel responsibility to seize the sense of this day to pass it then to my children, as soon as they will be big enough to understand it.
I’m sure that it was real useful to establish a day to stop to think about what happened, especially for children and young people. Because it is necessary to remember, not to deny, to learn more, to know in order to understand. And to share the pain of those who still live thorough the memory of that tragedy.

Alessandro
 
Jul 5, 2006
6,698
27.01.2010 HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL DAY

There’s just some hours left and this day will be gone, but I just wanted to share with you a thought that has nothing to do with football and with our situation at the moment.
I’m writing from home, because the flu ‘hangover’ prevented me from leaving to Milan with my team, where we’ll be playing against Inter tomorrow.
Today is the 27th of January. Holocaust Memorial Day.
I’m 35, so, fortunately, I didn’t live through the Holocaust. But almost everyone of us has or had a relative, or just somebody we know who lived through this experience, or simply read or heard about what happened: the biggest tragedy, generated by human madness.
Nobody can forget those six millions of Jewish people killed. Today, being a father myself, I feel responsibility to seize the sense of this day to pass it then to my children, as soon as they will be big enough to understand it.
I’m sure that it was real useful to establish a day to stop to think about what happened, especially for children and young people. Because it is necessary to remember, not to deny, to learn more, to know in order to understand. And to share the pain of those who still live thorough the memory of that tragedy.

Alessandro
:sigh:


unbelievably a great man:beer: ..***..
 

Byrone

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Dec 19, 2005
30,778


27.01.2010 HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL DAY

There’s just some hours left and this day will be gone, but I just wanted to share with you a thought that has nothing to do with football and with our situation at the moment.
I’m writing from home, because the flu 'hangover’ prevented me from leaving to Milan with my team, where we’ll be playing against Inter tomorrow.
Today is the 27th of January. Holocaust Memorial Day.
I’m 35, so, fortunately, I didn’t live through the Holocaust. But almost everyone of us has or had a relative, or just somebody we know who lived through this experience, or simply read or heard about what happened: the biggest tragedy, generated by human madness.
Nobody can forget those six millions of Jewish people killed. Today, being a father myself, I feel responsibility to seize the sense of this day to pass it then to my children, as soon as they will be big enough to understand it.
I’m sure that it was real useful to establish a day to stop to think about what happened, especially for children and young people. Because it is necessary to remember, not to deny, to learn more, to know in order to understand. And to share the pain of those who still live thorough the memory of that tragedy.

Alessandro
Excellent stuff! Now i wanna hear from the holocaust deniers.Is Alex in denial or has he been brain washed by the zionists?
 

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