[ITA] Serie a 2006-07 (109 Viewers)
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true u r right, but who would've thought teams like catania are actually competeing for a place in the champions league and teams like milan are trying to survive. it is really sad to see teams with accomplishments sink the way it is this season. nothing beats inter being the top contenders for this title, this is the joke of the year!!!!!!!!!!!! 
Bisco said:
true u r right, but who would've thought teams like catania are actually competeing for a place in the champions league and teams like milan are trying to survive. it is really sad to see teams with accomplishments sink the way it is this season. nothing beats inter being the top contenders for this title, this is the joke of the year!!!!!!!!!!!!
peckface said:
Just a rumour? Would sure be a bitch if it actually happened. I like the last line.
Even less chance to see Inter lose points now that Sampdoria is down to 10 men because of this stupid Delvecchio and before anyone starts talking crap: The red card was deserved.
My only hope is that Inter loses a player, too. Dammit, why do I still watch Inter win? Too much useless anger. This SerieA season is just ridiculous!
My only hope is that Inter loses a player, too. Dammit, why do I still watch Inter win? Too much useless anger
. This SerieA season is just ridiculous!
What boring games we had today? I watched some Roma-Siena - it was boring as hell. Not many goals, yesterday was more exciting, although I did not like Lazio beating Palermo .
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Siena did very well, they should've taken the lead if not for a spectacular save from Doni to deny Frick on the volley, and even when Roma took the lead Siena still created a couple of excellent opportunities. It was a close match.
Since when did the number of goals become a measure stick of quality ? If that was the case, I recommend the Eredivisie if you like goals aplenty !
How Delvecchio could be protesting against decision to be sent off boggles the mind does it not? Sometimes it might be better if we go back to premedevial days were barbarism was allowed as he deserved to be caned repeatedly by his manager. What an act of sheer stupidity, i am not sure why Materazzi was booked though. He is having a very colourful 10 months or so.
Lazio are very boring to watch, almost all their players are not easy on the eye and their football is dire. They do work very hard in the midfield though but a far cry of lazio of yesteryear. Milan is another club which you now need caffeine to watch, they are now so slow and methodical and I am not sure why Ancelotti feels he has to play both Brocchi and Gatusso in the same team. I still feel their purchases down the years have been very poor and unnecessary.
Palermo, though have the prize for worst striker in serieA in Caracciolo. He does look a bit like Pauletta and plays like Pauletta, whenever Pauletta plays in a big tournament for Portugal without the movement.
At this point in time they are in dire trouble with him as their main striker, not sure why they allowed Di Vaio to go to Genoa, same goes for most serieA teams to be honest, but in Palermo's case, it may be because of Guidollin's relationship with DV at Monaco
Lazio are very boring to watch, almost all their players are not easy on the eye and their football is dire. They do work very hard in the midfield though but a far cry of lazio of yesteryear. Milan is another club which you now need caffeine to watch, they are now so slow and methodical and I am not sure why Ancelotti feels he has to play both Brocchi and Gatusso in the same team. I still feel their purchases down the years have been very poor and unnecessary.
Palermo, though have the prize for worst striker in serieA in Caracciolo. He does look a bit like Pauletta and plays like Pauletta, whenever Pauletta plays in a big tournament for Portugal without the movement.
At this point in time they are in dire trouble with him as their main striker, not sure why they allowed Di Vaio to go to Genoa, same goes for most serieA teams to be honest, but in Palermo's case, it may be because of Guidollin's relationship with DV at Monaco
Milan boss Carlo Ancelotti has admitted that he dreams of one day sitting on the Azzurri bench.
The Rossonero, who is contracted to the Via Turati club until 2008, endured a difficult start to the season and was paired with an exit in June.
The San Siro outfit has now managed to return to winning ways and are only three points shy of a Champions League spot.
“I hope I can someday Coach the Azzurri, I would enjoy a spell with the Nazionale,” said Ancelotti to Radio Anch'io Sport on Monday.
“I know it might not sound nice, because Roberto Donadoni is a friend of mine, but this is a dream I have,” continued the former midfielder.
“In any case, I hope Donadoni does well in the next European Championship and the 2010 World Cup.”
The tactician then moved on to comment on Ronaldo’s likely arrival, as Adriano Galliani will fly to Madrid on Monday to finalise the details of the Brazilian’s transfer.
“Ronaldo fat? I don’t think so, he is just sturdy and has an imposing figure. He is very motivated and I think he has proved that by choosing to come here even if he might earn less.
“He’s a great striker and is very fast. He hasn’t trained much after being dropped at Real Madrid, but he remains an excellent player, who scored almost 100 goals with the Merengues in five years.”
The Coach is also aware that achieving Champions League qualification is the club’s primary objective, although it will not be an easy target to reach.
“The Champions League has always been important for us and it is even more so this year, also from an economical point of view,” he said.
“We are struggling and are not at our best, due to the summer scanal. We had to change our plans and this has caused many injuries, which did not allow us play the first half of the
Of cos Ronaldo is not fat in Ancelotti's eyes. afterall if you are not the size of yokozuna, Ancelotti will consider you to be the size of a supermodel
The Rossonero, who is contracted to the Via Turati club until 2008, endured a difficult start to the season and was paired with an exit in June.
The San Siro outfit has now managed to return to winning ways and are only three points shy of a Champions League spot.
“I hope I can someday Coach the Azzurri, I would enjoy a spell with the Nazionale,” said Ancelotti to Radio Anch'io Sport on Monday.
“I know it might not sound nice, because Roberto Donadoni is a friend of mine, but this is a dream I have,” continued the former midfielder.
“In any case, I hope Donadoni does well in the next European Championship and the 2010 World Cup.”
The tactician then moved on to comment on Ronaldo’s likely arrival, as Adriano Galliani will fly to Madrid on Monday to finalise the details of the Brazilian’s transfer.
“Ronaldo fat? I don’t think so, he is just sturdy and has an imposing figure. He is very motivated and I think he has proved that by choosing to come here even if he might earn less.
“He’s a great striker and is very fast. He hasn’t trained much after being dropped at Real Madrid, but he remains an excellent player, who scored almost 100 goals with the Merengues in five years.”
The Coach is also aware that achieving Champions League qualification is the club’s primary objective, although it will not be an easy target to reach.
“The Champions League has always been important for us and it is even more so this year, also from an economical point of view,” he said.
“We are struggling and are not at our best, due to the summer scanal. We had to change our plans and this has caused many injuries, which did not allow us play the first half of the
Of cos Ronaldo is not fat in Ancelotti's eyes. afterall if you are not the size of yokozuna, Ancelotti will consider you to be the size of a supermodel