[ITA] Serie a 2006-07 (31 Viewers)
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to clarify
Inter started the season (in Firenze) with this midfield line-up
----------------Dacourt
----Vieira--------------------Cambiasso
-----------------Figo
With Maicon as RB and Javier as LB.
Cambiasso suffered an injury, so Javier occupied his spot (left midfield) and Grosso played at LB. Zanetti still plays left midfield till this day and being the reliable player he is, he excells - as per usual.
Inter started the season (in Firenze) with this midfield line-up
----------------Dacourt
----Vieira--------------------Cambiasso
-----------------Figo
With Maicon as RB and Javier as LB.
Cambiasso suffered an injury, so Javier occupied his spot (left midfield) and Grosso played at LB. Zanetti still plays left midfield till this day and being the reliable player he is, he excells - as per usual.
boring to others maybe because they only watch Lazio-Milan for example and our big games somethimes can't compare to a ManU-Arsenal game. Divers are everywhere so you can't blame it on that. I agree that the pace is slow but it's always been like that. It seems that this year people are more disinterested that's all.
Because Juve have many fans the result in the end is that they watch Serie B, supporters of serie B clubs want to see their team play vs Juve and the TV and spectator blooming is a result of that.
yes, -9 but it's Juve and they still have some good players left. Still, Napoli, Genoa, Bologna and surprise teams like Rimini are not that bad either. They don't have the big names but play good football. The lower teams only come out to defend and this is a negative point for serie B.
the league has been always interesting, and the competition going down till the last weeks of play.
Neutrals have been disappointed by the big games this season i guess, as most of them were boring. And of course there is one gigantic team less this season.
abt serie B, Juve r only top cause the team has more quality than most of the other teams. But i found games without juve playing r very interesting, and fast paced as the teams playing eachother r very open and play without fear.
abt ur discussion with mark about the suspensions, how do u justify Ujflausi's yellow card ? that to his suspension from the Inter game
and how come Zlatan kicks a player away from the ball and video is available(saw it on some italian channel today) and he gets away free.
Neutrals have been disappointed by the big games this season i guess, as most of them were boring. And of course there is one gigantic team less this season.
abt serie B, Juve r only top cause the team has more quality than most of the other teams. But i found games without juve playing r very interesting, and fast paced as the teams playing eachother r very open and play without fear.
abt ur discussion with mark about the suspensions, how do u justify Ujflausi's yellow card ? that to his suspension from the Inter game
and how come Zlatan kicks a player away from the ball and video is available(saw it on some italian channel today) and he gets away free.
Oddo Finally Joins Milan - Report
During the night, the Rossoneri and Lazio agreed on the transfer fee with which the full-back will become a Milan player after weeks of long negotiations.
Massimo Oddo is finally a Milan player according to reports coming from Italy. Various Italian media are reporting that the Lazio captain has finally signed for the Rossoneri after the negotiations had stalled in the past days, leading many to believe that Oddo would remain at Lazio.
However, during the night Adriano Galliani and Claudio Lotito finally reached an agreement of 8 million Euros plus youth player Pasquale Foggia.
Oddo was excluded from the squad for the match between Lazio and Milan, which was played last Sunday night, due to these negotiations, but with the deal being finally sealed, the former Lazio player will return to the club in which he started as a young player.
Both clubs are expected to officially announce the deal in the coming hours.
Serie A Team Of The Week: Round 20
Team of the week (3-4-3):
Toldo (Inter): Great performance by the Nerazzurri's reserve keeper against his former side, proving that he still is a very good goal tender despite his age and lack of playing time.
Mesto (Reggina): Excellent match by the Reggina defender who ran continuously throughout the entire match without stopping once.
Bianco (Cagliari): A very interesting Italian central defender, with Catania finding it tough to go past him in their attacks.
Materazzi (Inter): Defended almost perfectly against Fiorentina, showing that the World Cup performance was not just a flash in the pan.
Doni (Atalanta): Probably the player who has been most present in this list so far this season. Another great performance with another goal for the eternal Doni.
Marchini (Cagliari): Bought by the Rossoblu to substitute the injured Esposito. Nobody could have hoped that he would do it so well. Another player to keep an eye on for the upcoming transfer market.
Busce` (Empoli): One of the best players in this week, with a great game played by the Empoli midfielder who led his side to a precious win over Sampdoria.
Stankovic (Inter): Always a certainty in midfield. Offers a lot of quantity and quality and many times he even manages to score a (great) goal like he did against Fiorentina which paved the way for Inter’s win.
Adriano (Inter): Brilliant performance by the Brazilian who is definitely back to his best now and proving that the terrible 2006 is behind his back.
Toni (Fiorentina): Without Mutu, he tried to worry the Inter defence on his own. He managed to do so, but was unable to avoid the defeat for his side.
Rossi (Parma): What a player! Scored on his debut a wonder-goal, confirming all the good things that have been said about him. With such a player, Parma can now really hope of remaining in Serie A. Italy’s most brilliant hot prospect.
Honourable Mention
Manitta (Livorno)
Maxwell (Inter)
Jankulovski (Milan)
Vannucchi (Empoli)
Filippini (Livorno)
Ibrahimovic (Inter)
Iaquinta (Udinese)
Goal.com
During the night, the Rossoneri and Lazio agreed on the transfer fee with which the full-back will become a Milan player after weeks of long negotiations.
Massimo Oddo is finally a Milan player according to reports coming from Italy. Various Italian media are reporting that the Lazio captain has finally signed for the Rossoneri after the negotiations had stalled in the past days, leading many to believe that Oddo would remain at Lazio.
However, during the night Adriano Galliani and Claudio Lotito finally reached an agreement of 8 million Euros plus youth player Pasquale Foggia.
Oddo was excluded from the squad for the match between Lazio and Milan, which was played last Sunday night, due to these negotiations, but with the deal being finally sealed, the former Lazio player will return to the club in which he started as a young player.
Both clubs are expected to officially announce the deal in the coming hours.
Serie A Team Of The Week: Round 20
Team of the week (3-4-3):
Toldo (Inter): Great performance by the Nerazzurri's reserve keeper against his former side, proving that he still is a very good goal tender despite his age and lack of playing time.
Mesto (Reggina): Excellent match by the Reggina defender who ran continuously throughout the entire match without stopping once.
Bianco (Cagliari): A very interesting Italian central defender, with Catania finding it tough to go past him in their attacks.
Materazzi (Inter): Defended almost perfectly against Fiorentina, showing that the World Cup performance was not just a flash in the pan.
Doni (Atalanta): Probably the player who has been most present in this list so far this season. Another great performance with another goal for the eternal Doni.
Marchini (Cagliari): Bought by the Rossoblu to substitute the injured Esposito. Nobody could have hoped that he would do it so well. Another player to keep an eye on for the upcoming transfer market.
Busce` (Empoli): One of the best players in this week, with a great game played by the Empoli midfielder who led his side to a precious win over Sampdoria.
Stankovic (Inter): Always a certainty in midfield. Offers a lot of quantity and quality and many times he even manages to score a (great) goal like he did against Fiorentina which paved the way for Inter’s win.
Adriano (Inter): Brilliant performance by the Brazilian who is definitely back to his best now and proving that the terrible 2006 is behind his back.
Toni (Fiorentina): Without Mutu, he tried to worry the Inter defence on his own. He managed to do so, but was unable to avoid the defeat for his side.
Rossi (Parma): What a player! Scored on his debut a wonder-goal, confirming all the good things that have been said about him. With such a player, Parma can now really hope of remaining in Serie A. Italy’s most brilliant hot prospect.
Honourable Mention
Manitta (Livorno)
Maxwell (Inter)
Jankulovski (Milan)
Vannucchi (Empoli)
Filippini (Livorno)
Ibrahimovic (Inter)
Iaquinta (Udinese)
Goal.com