Il Capitano Alessandro Del Piero (128 Viewers)

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Anyone notice his movement to take the defenders away and leave Grygera the space to create the second goal?

Doesn't even need to touch the ball to be influential.
 

Martin

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Dec 31, 2000
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btw, -4 more matches for Alex to take another leading table....
Indeed. What other records are coming up?

Goals in Serie A: He's on 145, Totti has 164 and #13 all time scorer.
Appearances in Serie A: He only has 357, Maldini has 612 :D

I guess after taking Scirea he has set all the records he could.
 

Dostoevsky

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Del Piero To Go To Euro 2008? Panini Says Yes

Speculation is growing that Alessandro Del Piero will indeed travel to this summer’s European Championships after the player was included in Panini’s Euro 2008 sticker album.

The Juventus forward has not played for Italy since September last year, and with just one friendly remaining before Roberto

Donadoni names his squad for Austria and Switzerland, there are doubts if Del Piero will be included.

A World Cup or a European Championship would not be the same without a Panini sticker album, and the Modena-based firm have released the 20 names that will be on the Italy page of their Euro 2008 book.

The four strikers that get the nod are Luca Toni, Antonio Di Natale, Fabio Quagliarella, and Del Piero.

There is no place for Sampdoria’s Antonio Cassano, Marco Borriello, Alberto Gilardino, Vincenzo Iaquinta or Raffaele Palladino.
Donadoni actually names 23 players for his final squad, whereas Panini only has enough space for 20.

Whilst the album gives an idea of those likely to be called-up, it is far from reliable.

In World Cup 2006 Christian Vieri was in the album, even though he eventually didn’t travel to Germany. Meanwhile in France 98, Gianfranco Zola, Fabrizio Ravanelli and Pier Luigi Casiraghi were all in the sticker book, though all three were eventually snubbed, or missed out due to injury.

goal.com
 

Azzurri7

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Indeed. What other records are coming up?

Goals in Serie A: He's on 145, Totti has 164 and #13 all time scorer.
Appearances in Serie A: He only has 357, Maldini has 612 :D

I guess after taking Scirea he has set all the records he could.
Totti's goals in Serie A was somehow expected (to be ahead of Del Piero) looking what position he plays in his team and comparing the problems Del Piero had in his career from coaches to injuries etc.

As for appearances in Serie A, not even in 50years time can someone break Maldini's record:D
 

ZAF3000

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Feb 14, 2005
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I just have one question, how the hell did he control that ball?????? It was going to fast and he was running. He did not even slow down or change his posture, in addition the ball did not even bounce. It was going down fast and suddenly it was part of the run Del Piero was running..
MIND BLOWING CONTROL..
 

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