Azzurri7 said:
, didn't thought about that...will I'll have to wait to the final and then kill myself.
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, didn't thought about that...will I'll have to wait to the final and then kill myself.
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I'm so happy when new users log in and say they're huge Del Piero fans and want him t do well
anyway, Del Piero is not starting but check it out :
http://www.channel4.com/sport/football_italia/jul4e.html
we love you Ale :toast:
anyway, Del Piero is not starting but check it out :
http://www.channel4.com/sport/football_italia/jul4e.html
we love you Ale :toast:
my god, thank you Del Piero
Alex: We wanted it more
Alessandro Del Piero and Fabio Grosso scored the late goals to put Italy in the Final and insist their desire and team spirit beat all-comers.
“I don’t have the words to describe it. We deserve this, because we’ve said since the start that this is a great squad with real team spirit. I can’t wait to celebrate with them and embrace everybody,” said Grosso after the dramatic 2-0 victory in extra time over hosts Germany.
The tie looked to be heading for penalties when Palermo defender Grosso curled in a magnificent left-foot strike. It was particularly impressive considering only a few hours earlier Italian football was rocked by the Calciopoli trial.
“I dedicate this goal to my wife, my family and all my friends who are celebrating right now in Italy. We went against so many difficult situations in this World Cup and really want to enjoy this.”
The match was certainly an open and entertaining encounter with chances for both sides, but the Azzurri shaded it on points, hitting the woodwork twice with Gianluca Zambrotta and Alberto Gilardino.
“It was a great semi-final between two excellent teams who fought hard in fair fashion with respect from the first to the 120th minute. Now we’re going into the Final and it’ll be another difficult match, but we believe and will make our presence felt,” added Grosso.
Del Piero came on as a substitute and put the icing on the cake with another splendid strike on the counter-attack in the final seconds. As expected, the Juventus legend dedicated the goal to his friend Gianluca Pessotto, who is fighting for his life after an apparent suicide attempt. “Forza Pessottino. Don’t give up,” he said with a t-shirt sending a message to Turin.
“It was fantastic and a game like this in their home ground, the tie was set up perfectly for us. The second half wasn’t going so well, but we beat a very strong side and could’ve scored earlier, but our desire today was superior to any obstacle.”
Alessandro Del Piero and Fabio Grosso scored the late goals to put Italy in the Final and insist their desire and team spirit beat all-comers.
“I don’t have the words to describe it. We deserve this, because we’ve said since the start that this is a great squad with real team spirit. I can’t wait to celebrate with them and embrace everybody,” said Grosso after the dramatic 2-0 victory in extra time over hosts Germany.
The tie looked to be heading for penalties when Palermo defender Grosso curled in a magnificent left-foot strike. It was particularly impressive considering only a few hours earlier Italian football was rocked by the Calciopoli trial.
“I dedicate this goal to my wife, my family and all my friends who are celebrating right now in Italy. We went against so many difficult situations in this World Cup and really want to enjoy this.”
The match was certainly an open and entertaining encounter with chances for both sides, but the Azzurri shaded it on points, hitting the woodwork twice with Gianluca Zambrotta and Alberto Gilardino.
“It was a great semi-final between two excellent teams who fought hard in fair fashion with respect from the first to the 120th minute. Now we’re going into the Final and it’ll be another difficult match, but we believe and will make our presence felt,” added Grosso.
Del Piero came on as a substitute and put the icing on the cake with another splendid strike on the counter-attack in the final seconds. As expected, the Juventus legend dedicated the goal to his friend Gianluca Pessotto, who is fighting for his life after an apparent suicide attempt. “Forza Pessottino. Don’t give up,” he said with a t-shirt sending a message to Turin.
“It was fantastic and a game like this in their home ground, the tie was set up perfectly for us. The second half wasn’t going so well, but we beat a very strong side and could’ve scored earlier, but our desire today was superior to any obstacle.”
