I know, I was saying it to make her happy. 
Oh and I was kinda hoping Reggina get religated so Bianchi will join Juve.
Oh and I was kinda hoping Reggina get religated so Bianchi will join Juve.
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i don't mind if Reggina are religated as long as they are not relegated Bianchi is NOT COMING TO JUVE. Get it in your thick blonde-haired head. Chievo or Catania are going down!
Bianchi is NOT COMING TO JUVE. Get it in your thick blonde-haired head. Chievo or Catania are going down!
Well, I like Reggina (the whole team not just Bianchi
) and Chievo deserve to go down cause they suck! If Reggina didn't have the point deduction, they would be top 10. 
Ibra wants 'Juve style' deal
Wednesday 23 May, 2007
Zlatan Ibrahimovic is hoping that negotiations over a new Inter contract will be as smooth as when the club signed him from Juventus a year ago.
Inter pipped Milan to his signature following the match-fixing tsunami and the Swede has asked Massimo Moratti to do things ‘the Juventus way’ when it comes to discussing a new agreement.
“The President did an excellent job last summer when he moved faster than anybody else to get me,” Ibrahimovic told Libero.
“Milan wanted me as well, but Inter beat them to my signature because they had a serious project,” he added.
“My agent is now discussing a financial adjustment to my contract. I only hope Moratti will be as determined as he was last summer.
“I have to admit that at Juventus they were more resolute when it came to these kind of issues.”
The former Ajax sensation has also looked to defend the image of Luciano Moggi – the former Juventus director general who many hold as responsible for Calciopoli.
“We won too much and that was the problem for many people as they were just jealous,” commented the international.
“When I arrived last summer I told Moratti that he needed to hire Moggi if he wanted to change the team’s mentality. Luckily we won the championship even without him.
“What is the difference between Inter and Juve? They are two great teams, but the Bianconeri were a more united group.
“That cohesion is still missing here in Milan. You need to learn how to live at the top, we are learning that now.
“I think we need three new signings in order to do even better next year. One name? Cristian Chivu, he is a phenomenon.”
Wednesday 23 May, 2007
Zlatan Ibrahimovic is hoping that negotiations over a new Inter contract will be as smooth as when the club signed him from Juventus a year ago.
Inter pipped Milan to his signature following the match-fixing tsunami and the Swede has asked Massimo Moratti to do things ‘the Juventus way’ when it comes to discussing a new agreement.
“The President did an excellent job last summer when he moved faster than anybody else to get me,” Ibrahimovic told Libero.
“Milan wanted me as well, but Inter beat them to my signature because they had a serious project,” he added.
“My agent is now discussing a financial adjustment to my contract. I only hope Moratti will be as determined as he was last summer.
“I have to admit that at Juventus they were more resolute when it came to these kind of issues.”
The former Ajax sensation has also looked to defend the image of Luciano Moggi – the former Juventus director general who many hold as responsible for Calciopoli.
“We won too much and that was the problem for many people as they were just jealous,” commented the international.
“When I arrived last summer I told Moratti that he needed to hire Moggi if he wanted to change the team’s mentality. Luckily we won the championship even without him.
“What is the difference between Inter and Juve? They are two great teams, but the Bianconeri were a more united group.
“That cohesion is still missing here in Milan. You need to learn how to live at the top, we are learning that now.
“I think we need three new signings in order to do even better next year. One name? Cristian Chivu, he is a phenomenon.”
Serie A start call dismissed Friday 25 May, 2007
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Despite the protests of the FIGC and Italy Coach Roberto Donadoni, the Lega Calcio insists Serie A will kick off on August 26 – or later.
As the Azzurri face crucial Euro 2008 qualifiers against France and the Ukraine from September 8, the Federation had asked to bring forward the start date of domestic competition to August 19.
“The Italian Super Cup is on August 18, the European Super Cup on the 31st with two rounds of Serie A on August 26 and September 2, not to mention the Champions League preliminary round,” noted Lega Calcio President Antonio Matarrese.
“All the players likely to be selected will have enough games behind them to prepare for their international duty.”
So the pleas have fallen upon deaf ears and the clubs agree that the 2007-08 campaign will not begin early.
However, Matarrese also warns that the kick-off could be even later than that if the issues of stadium security and television rights are not clarified.
This term after the Catania riots in which a police officer was killed on February 2, sweeping new laws were brought in to close down stadiums that were not up to scratch.
Even after the arenas have passed inspections, the police have been consistently ordering 'at risk’ games to be played in the afternoon – including the Milan and Rome derbies.
“We have done our duty and the stadiums are up to code,” continued Matarrese. “What more must we do? The fixture list must not be turned upside down against the interests of the people in the stands and fans watching from home.”
As in the past when there were debates regarding the money from pay-per-view television deals, there could be a boycott.
“Some Presidents have threatened to stop the season starting at all. As for myself, I say that if we are not ready for August 26, then we will wait.”
Channel 4
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:faq1: Not again.
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Despite the protests of the FIGC and Italy Coach Roberto Donadoni, the Lega Calcio insists Serie A will kick off on August 26 – or later.
As the Azzurri face crucial Euro 2008 qualifiers against France and the Ukraine from September 8, the Federation had asked to bring forward the start date of domestic competition to August 19.
“The Italian Super Cup is on August 18, the European Super Cup on the 31st with two rounds of Serie A on August 26 and September 2, not to mention the Champions League preliminary round,” noted Lega Calcio President Antonio Matarrese.
“All the players likely to be selected will have enough games behind them to prepare for their international duty.”
So the pleas have fallen upon deaf ears and the clubs agree that the 2007-08 campaign will not begin early.
However, Matarrese also warns that the kick-off could be even later than that if the issues of stadium security and television rights are not clarified.
This term after the Catania riots in which a police officer was killed on February 2, sweeping new laws were brought in to close down stadiums that were not up to scratch.
Even after the arenas have passed inspections, the police have been consistently ordering 'at risk’ games to be played in the afternoon – including the Milan and Rome derbies.
“We have done our duty and the stadiums are up to code,” continued Matarrese. “What more must we do? The fixture list must not be turned upside down against the interests of the people in the stands and fans watching from home.”
As in the past when there were debates regarding the money from pay-per-view television deals, there could be a boycott.
“Some Presidents have threatened to stop the season starting at all. As for myself, I say that if we are not ready for August 26, then we will wait.”
Channel 4
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:faq1: Not again.
HT
AS Livorno - Atalanta 1:0
Ascoli Calcio - Cagliari Calcio 1:1
Catania Calcio - AC Chievo 0:0
FC Parma - FC Empoli 2:1
AC Siena - Lazio Roma 1:0
AS Roma - FC Messina 2:1
Reggina Calcio - AC Milan 1:0
Udinese Calcio - US Palermo 1:1
AC Fiorentina - Sampdoria 2:1
Inter Milano - FC Torino 1:0
Atm, Catania is going down. Hopefully they can beat Chievo in the 2nd half, so we can get rid of them instead of Catania.
AS Livorno - Atalanta 1:0
Ascoli Calcio - Cagliari Calcio 1:1
Catania Calcio - AC Chievo 0:0
FC Parma - FC Empoli 2:1
AC Siena - Lazio Roma 1:0
AS Roma - FC Messina 2:1
Reggina Calcio - AC Milan 1:0
Udinese Calcio - US Palermo 1:1
AC Fiorentina - Sampdoria 2:1
Inter Milano - FC Torino 1:0
Atm, Catania is going down. Hopefully they can beat Chievo in the 2nd half, so we can get rid of them instead of Catania.
