[ITA] Serie A 2011/2012 (53 Viewers)

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B3N

Floro Fckin' Flores
May 16, 2010
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I'd hope he has the sense to blast more than one of his rocket shots into Viviano's face.

The same goes for anyone willing to hit the ball powerfully. Quagliarella and Pepe can do the same.
It'll literally be as enjoyable as scoring on them. :agree:

Good shout on Quag :toast: not sure about pepe tho, don't think he could do the damage we're looking for here.




:lol: Palermo fans in arab customs. they're buying into this '5 billion' investment apparently.
 

Nedved03

Love juve because of sega
Nov 27, 2011
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Why can't Lazio hold down a shirt sponsor?
Maybe this is the answer?

Commercial revenue is not bad at €34 million, only behind the big five clubs. Even if the once-off €5 million payment for the image archive is excluded, this would still have grown nearly 20% from €24 million last year to €29 million. This is even more impressive, as Lazio have gone without a shirt sponsor for four years.

The last main sponsor, INA Assitalia (an insurance company) paid them €2.6 million in 2007, but other clubs now have much higher deals: Milan – Emirates €12 million, Inter – Pirelli €11.6 million, Juventus – BetClic €8 million, Napoli – Lete €5.5 million, Roma – Wind €5 million and Fiorentina – Mazda €4 million. Instead, Lazio have done a deal with UNICEF, where they pay the charity, much like the arrangement that Barcelona had until last season.

http://swissramble.blogspot.com/2011/09/can-lazio-achieve-success-on-cheap.html
 

Fint

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Aug 13, 2010
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Maybe this is the answer?

Commercial revenue is not bad at €34 million, only behind the big five clubs. Even if the once-off €5 million payment for the image archive is excluded, this would still have grown nearly 20% from €24 million last year to €29 million. This is even more impressive, as Lazio have gone without a shirt sponsor for four years.

The last main sponsor, INA Assitalia (an insurance company) paid them €2.6 million in 2007, but other clubs now have much higher deals: Milan – Emirates €12 million, Inter – Pirelli €11.6 million, Juventus – BetClic €8 million, Napoli – Lete €5.5 million, Roma – Wind €5 million and Fiorentina – Mazda €4 million. Instead, Lazio have done a deal with UNICEF, where they pay the charity, much like the arrangement that Barcelona had until last season.

http://swissramble.blogspot.com/2011/09/can-lazio-achieve-success-on-cheap.html
Cheers Ned :tup: Wonder why Lazio don't put Unicef on their shirt like Barca, people might be less inclined to think they were such a horrible club then?

dutch media are claiming that sky italia says that :inter: have signed pep as their coach and that roberto baggio will be his assistant.
Dutch media claiming that Sky Italia are claiming this? So who's smoking the weed?

:p
 
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