[IT] Serie A 2004/05 (66 Viewers)

ZhiXin

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++ [ originally posted by swag ] ++
Next time Tudor plays against Totti, he should hold up [or down, more like it] five fingers in response to Totti's four last season. :dielaugh:.
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Imagine, him wearing the Juve jersey gesturing 5 fingers to him :D
 
Lilianna

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++ [ originally posted by ZhiXin ] ++


Imagine, him wearing the Juve jersey gesturing 5 fingers to him :D
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in greece,showing someone your 5 fingers open(handful turned to the person you want to isnult) is as bad as showing your middle finger
 
ZhiXin

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in greece,showing someone your 5 fingers open(handful turned to the person you want to isnult) is as bad as showing your middle finger
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Yup I actually know that, it's been telecasted in the HSBC commercial in here b4. But IMO Totti does deserve that.
 
Maher

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Chelsea to launch Adriano bid Wednesday 27 April, 2005

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Chelsea are today being associated with a world record £70m swoop for Inter striker Adriano.

The Corriere dello Sport newspaper claims that the Brazilian is the London club’s primary transfer objective and they are ready to make a summer bid.

Chelsea initially expressed an interest when the 23-year-old was still at Parma but the South American opted to join the Nerazzurri instead.

However, they are now ready to launch a new bid by offering a host of Roman Abramovich’s millions for the star striker.

Adriano is undoubtedly a key figure at the San Siro but if the alleged £70m offer turns out to be real, then the Italian club may be tempted to sell and then re-invest that cash on the market.

That money could then be used to finance moves for various players, including a replacement for Adriano.

Parma striker Alberto Gilardino could be that man given that he is likely to be sold by the Tardini outfit in the summer.

Roma’s Antonio Cassano may be targeted too even if Juventus are known to be tracking the talented youngster.

Inter are also set to reinforce their defensive options over the summer and that cash injection would make proposed moves for Walter Samuel of Real Madrid and Roma’s Cristian Chivu much simpler.

Meanwhile, unconfirmed reports claim that Chelsea have agreed a fee with Juventus over left-back Gianluca Zambrotta.

If the Italian international moves to Stamford Bridge, Juve will recall Giorgio Chiellini from his loan spell at Fiorentina.
 

Nicole

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A 5-match ban? I agree he deserves a ban, but 5 games? And Shevchenko gets nothing (admittingly doing what alot of us would love to do) hit Materazzi :devil: now i dont want to get into this again, but if we were a northern club...
 
Maher

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Serie A Week 34 - 30/4/05 (20.30)
Fiorentina – Milan

Stadio Franchi

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In years gone by this would have been a crucial fixture in the race for Lo Scudetto. Now it is a six-pointer that affects both the title race and the battle to beat the drop. However, as the Viola proved against Juventus a fortnight ago, they can raise their game against the big boys and Milan’s recent record against Serie A’s lesser sides means that this game cannot be cast off as a definite away win.

Milan’s suspension list, which rules out Paolo Maldini, Kakha Kaladze and Massimo Ambrosini, is a cause for concern. But Marcos Cafu, Serginho and Rino Gattuso are the men likely to step into the gaps with Milan’s only other change expected to be Hernan Crespo replacing Jon Dahl Tomasson. Returning to Florence is Viola legend Manuel Rui Costa and he is tipped to retain his place in the Milan side ahead of Andrea Pirlo.

For the first time in his short spell as Fiorentina boss, Dino Zoff has a full strength squad to call upon even if Daniele Dainelli has now been ruled out through suspension. Christian Maggio returns from suspension to replace William Viali in defence in the only expected change from the side who drew 0-0 with Bologna last weekend. Valeri Bojinov is likely to be on the bench once more as he builds up his fitness levels after a lengthy absence.

Fiorentina fans will want to forget their previous meeting with the Rossoneri this season after they were hammered 6-0 at the San Siro. Clarence Seedorf, Andriy Shevchenko and Crespo all scored twice after Pirlo had missed a penalty.



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Fiorentina: Cejas; Ujfalusi, Maggio, Delli Carri, Chiellini; Ariatti, Donadel, Maresca, Jorgensen; Miccoli, Pazzini

Milan: Dida; Cafu, Nesta, Stam, Serginho; Gattuso, Rui Costa, Seedorf; Kakà; Shevchenko, Crespo
 
JCK

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++ [ originally posted by Nicole ] ++
A 5-match ban? I agree he deserves a ban, but 5 games? And Shevchenko gets nothing (admittingly doing what alot of us would love to do) hit Materazzi :devil: now i dont want to get into this again, but if we were a northern club...
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It was not FIGC's responsibility to punish Sheva, it was the UEFA....Sheva headbutted in a CL game.....
 

Nicole

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It was not FIGC's responsibility to punish Sheva, it was the UEFA....Sheva headbutted in a CL game.....
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Yeah, yeah I know but I am sure the FIGC have at least a little bit of influence there...unless your accusing UEFA of being currupt!
 
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