[ITA] Serie A 2008/2009 (33 Viewers)
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Damn... like wasn't Di Natale's knee injury for the NT against Montenegro the best possible thing that happened to Udinese? They've been on fire ever since he's been out of the lineup.
And what's the deal with Samp's Fiorillo in goal? That guy was completely incompetent today. Yes, even worse than some of Coppola's GK play for Atalanta ... that guy could spill the ball even if it was tethered to his hands.
And what's the deal with Samp's Fiorillo in goal? That guy was completely incompetent today. Yes, even worse than some of Coppola's GK play for Atalanta ... that guy could spill the ball even if it was tethered to his hands.
One of THE funniest mess of a highlight I seen, the Palermo-Samp game 
Yeah, Fiorillo was a huuuuuuuuuuuge wtf
But the talent is obvious still, with 3 top saves in the game, but the insanely huge howlers will be something he wont shake off too soon me thinks, hope he does, not hamper his talent, but still, seriously, gigantic wtf
Yeah, Fiorillo was a huuuuuuuuuuuge wtf
But the talent is obvious still, with 3 top saves in the game, but the insanely huge howlers will be something he wont shake off too soon me thinks, hope he does, not hamper his talent, but still, seriously, gigantic wtf 
Holy shit. 
Galliani hails 'new Capello'
Monday 1 June, 2009
Milan Vice-President Adriano Galliani believes Leonardo can emulate the success Fabio Capello had with the club in the early `90s.
Capello was offered the Milan job in 1991 having spent four years working for one of Silvio Berlusconi's companies.
Leonardo has taken the same route, although he has worked for Milan as a technical adviser since retiring as a player.
“With Leonardo, Milan want to retrace the steps they have already taken with Fabio Capello,” Galliani explained.
“Leo was a great player and great director. The scepticism that surrounds Leonardo is inferior to that which gathered around Capello, who was defined as Berlusconi's butler.”
To those who still consider Leonardo a choice imposed by Berlusconi, Galliani said: “All the decisions come to be agreed together.
“The choice of Leonardo is that of President Berlusconi and Vice-President Galliani. Leonardo was a great champion, he is an intelligent person.”
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Monday 1 June, 2009
Milan Vice-President Adriano Galliani believes Leonardo can emulate the success Fabio Capello had with the club in the early `90s.
Capello was offered the Milan job in 1991 having spent four years working for one of Silvio Berlusconi's companies.
Leonardo has taken the same route, although he has worked for Milan as a technical adviser since retiring as a player.
“With Leonardo, Milan want to retrace the steps they have already taken with Fabio Capello,” Galliani explained.
“Leo was a great player and great director. The scepticism that surrounds Leonardo is inferior to that which gathered around Capello, who was defined as Berlusconi's butler.”
To those who still consider Leonardo a choice imposed by Berlusconi, Galliani said: “All the decisions come to be agreed together.
“The choice of Leonardo is that of President Berlusconi and Vice-President Galliani. Leonardo was a great champion, he is an intelligent person.”
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