Italian Supercup with inter (21 Viewers)
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Don't Make Me Laugh-Moggi
8/23/2005 1:01:00 PM
Juventus general manager Luciano Moggi scoffed at the idea that Inter deserved to win the Italian Super Cup against the Bianconeri.
"It makes me laugh to think that Inter deserved to win the Super Cup," Moggi told Tutto Sport.
"They look to me as a solid team. So solid, that they could have lost by three goals," he added.
Moggi also had his say on Inter’s Scudetto chances.
"Inter worry me this season. They could actually come in second for once...," he said with a smile on his face...
8/23/2005 1:01:00 PM
Juventus general manager Luciano Moggi scoffed at the idea that Inter deserved to win the Italian Super Cup against the Bianconeri.
"It makes me laugh to think that Inter deserved to win the Super Cup," Moggi told Tutto Sport.
"They look to me as a solid team. So solid, that they could have lost by three goals," he added.
Moggi also had his say on Inter’s Scudetto chances.
"Inter worry me this season. They could actually come in second for once...," he said with a smile on his face...
++ [ originally posted by DelpieroForLife ] ++
Don't Make Me Laugh-Moggi
8/23/2005 1:01:00 PM
Juventus general manager Luciano Moggi scoffed at the idea that Inter deserved to win the Italian Super Cup against the Bianconeri.
"It makes me laugh to think that Inter deserved to win the Super Cup," Moggi told Tutto Sport.
"They look to me as a solid team. So solid, that they could have lost by three goals," he added.
Moggi also had his say on Inter’s Scudetto chances.
"Inter worry me this season. They could actually come in second for once...," he said with a smile on his face ...
Don't Make Me Laugh-Moggi
8/23/2005 1:01:00 PM
Juventus general manager Luciano Moggi scoffed at the idea that Inter deserved to win the Italian Super Cup against the Bianconeri.
"It makes me laugh to think that Inter deserved to win the Super Cup," Moggi told Tutto Sport.
"They look to me as a solid team. So solid, that they could have lost by three goals," he added.
Moggi also had his say on Inter’s Scudetto chances.
"Inter worry me this season. They could actually come in second for once...," he said with a smile on his face ...
Samuel spitting appeal rejected Friday 26 August, 2005
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Walter Samuel will miss the first three Serie A games of the season after his ban for spitting at Pavel Nedved was confirmed.
The Inter defender was caught on camera during last week’s Italian Supercup victory over Juventus at the Stadio Delle Alpi, but always maintained he had been spitting at the ground.
Nedved himself admitted that he did not realise anything had happened at the time, but the Disciplinary Commission has rejected Samuel’s appeal.
The Nerazzurri might have better luck in their negotiations with UEFA, who reacted to last season’s Champions League quarter-final disturbances by ordering them to play their next four games behind closed doors.
Roberto Mancini has suggested playing the remaining three home ties overseas and giving the ticket money to charity.
“It is a delicate matter, but that doesn’t mean we can’t discuss it,” noted UEFA President Lennart Johansson. “I have expressed my own personal feelings about this and appreciated Inter’s gesture of good will.”
If the suspension is confirmed, the San Siro will remain empty for all three home Group games against Artmedia, Porto and Glasgow Rangers
source: channel4.com
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Walter Samuel will miss the first three Serie A games of the season after his ban for spitting at Pavel Nedved was confirmed.
The Inter defender was caught on camera during last week’s Italian Supercup victory over Juventus at the Stadio Delle Alpi, but always maintained he had been spitting at the ground.
Nedved himself admitted that he did not realise anything had happened at the time, but the Disciplinary Commission has rejected Samuel’s appeal.
The Nerazzurri might have better luck in their negotiations with UEFA, who reacted to last season’s Champions League quarter-final disturbances by ordering them to play their next four games behind closed doors.
Roberto Mancini has suggested playing the remaining three home ties overseas and giving the ticket money to charity.
“It is a delicate matter, but that doesn’t mean we can’t discuss it,” noted UEFA President Lennart Johansson. “I have expressed my own personal feelings about this and appreciated Inter’s gesture of good will.”
If the suspension is confirmed, the San Siro will remain empty for all three home Group games against Artmedia, Porto and Glasgow Rangers
source: channel4.com
That is your typical answer.When you don't have anything smart to say there are the comments such is KID,ARGUE....
The only thing which I'm saying here is that Del Piero didn't score,ohhh big thing.He'll score another time,and there will be another time,believe me!
If you don't have no time "to argue" with me,and if you don't like me for any reason,just don't comment my posts,and avoid me...you won't be so stressed like a girl in the middle of menstrual period.
The only thing which I'm saying here is that Del Piero didn't score,ohhh big thing.He'll score another time,and there will be another time,believe me!
If you don't have no time "to argue" with me,and if you don't like me for any reason,just don't comment my posts,and avoid me...you won't be so stressed like a girl in the middle of menstrual period.
