[ITA] Serie A 2008/2009 (8 Viewers)

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Bozi

The Bozman
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Oct 18, 2005
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I doesn't matter if he's bad in training. When it comes to those moments he lives for he has the technique to capitalize. Plus his reflexes are superhuman within 5m of goal. :D
oh i am not hammering him for his poor technique, i am saying it is testament o his undoubted predatory instincts that despite not being technically gifted he is still a goal scorer supreme
 

Martin

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Dec 31, 2000
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Alen, I thought you might enjoy this one:

In many ways, Super Pippo is a symbol of Italian football. Disliked, reviled and generally belittled across Europe, he gets the job done. After all, he has got the trophies and the goals to prove it.
:D
 

swag

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Inzaghi doesn't really bother me, mostly because of how much the English hate him.

They just can't seem to understand how a player with apparently very little footballing ability can be so good.

The English have always underrated footballing intelligence, though, so I wouldn't expect them to understand.
Unlike, say, RVN. :rolleyes:
 

.zero

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Season over for Abbiati

Monday 16 March, 2009

It has been confirmed that Milan goalkeeper Christian Abbiati will need surgery on his knee and will be out for the rest of the season.

The former Torino custodian had to be stretchered off in agony after 13 minutes of Milan's demolition of Siena.

Abbiati accidentally collided with teammate Giuseppe Favalli and ruptured ligaments in his right knee.

“Milan would like to communicate that Abbiati saw Professor Marco Martens in Antwerp.

“The tests undertaken have revealed the extent of his injury and he will now need two or three weeks of rehabilitation before returning to Belgium for surgery.”

Abbiati is expected to return to action at the start of next season, leaving Nelson Dida to take over the gloves during the current campaign.

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ahahahahahahahaha

but i am not mistaken, wasn't it his own man the one who came in contact with him?
 

mikhail

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Jan 24, 2003
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Inzaghi doesn't really bother me, mostly because of how much the English hate him.

They just can't seem to understand how a player with apparently very little footballing ability can be so good.

The English have always underrated footballing intelligence, though, so I wouldn't expect them to understand.
In my experience, he's just not well known in England and never was, really.

i think the best phrase i ever heard regarding Pippo was "he was born offside"
Yes. God, he must have spend almost all of Euro 2000 offside. Quite annoying to watch. Thankfully, Nesta, Cannavarro and Maldini were a joy to watch at the other end of the pitch.
 
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