Nick Against the World (75 Viewers)
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Fascist? I won't even begin that argument because what you said is extremely sick and disgusting. More over, people who use the term freely like this usually have no real idea what it means. I watched the game with a Juventini, Romanisti and Laziale who all left in silence after the match. No laughs, no poking fun or putting it in anyone's face because Milan represented Italy and as a Juventino told me "if its not us I'm glad it was your team with players like Maldini, Pirlo, Gattuso and Costacurta (yes Costacurta). Consider my conversations with you finished LAC as you have shown your ignorance regarding the darkest times of my country's history. What you just said is just as bad as calling a Middle Eastern person here part of Al Queda or a German a Nazi. Shame on you.
hahaha i almost forgot about this thread.
dunno bout you incubo but i see nothing wrong in having opinions that can be labelled nazi or fascist or islamic fundamentalist or whatever. freedom isnt supposed to be arbitrary. if people view such things as evil/bad then they fail to look at it from the point of view of the person who believes it. thats being narrowminded.
shame on you. haha
dunno bout you incubo but i see nothing wrong in having opinions that can be labelled nazi or fascist or islamic fundamentalist or whatever. freedom isnt supposed to be arbitrary. if people view such things as evil/bad then they fail to look at it from the point of view of the person who believes it. thats being narrowminded.
shame on you. haha
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"They were all behind him, from Ronaldo to Maradona, from Matthaeus to Trapattoni and Capello. All the top figures in world football without exception believe that Paolo Maldini should have been crowned with the Pallone d'Oro (Golden Ball) award for the best player in European football this season. They are clear and transparent backings and declarations, all of them in favour of captain Maldini. Taken from the point of view that Maldini has had a stellar year, with its victories and the prestige which goes with it there was no doubt about his viability. However, it has ended in the same way as it did nine seasons ago. Back then, Paolo won the Champions Cup, but the Pallone d'Oro went to Hristo Stoitchkov who was part of the Barcelona side that were beaten by Milan in the Champions League final in Athens. A great champion over a long period had been beaten by a player who had only been at the top for a short time.
Overall, the final polls for the Pallone d'Oro reflected the strength in depth of the Milan squad. The Rossoneri were the only side with five players in the top 25, Real, for their part, had four plus David Beckham who had been a Manchester United player until last June. However, one just has to look at the three cup triumphs to see how well the Rossoneri really did."
Overall, the final polls for the Pallone d'Oro reflected the strength in depth of the Milan squad. The Rossoneri were the only side with five players in the top 25, Real, for their part, had four plus David Beckham who had been a Manchester United player until last June. However, one just has to look at the three cup triumphs to see how well the Rossoneri really did."
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If you don't like what I post then ignore it and don't read it....but don't waste my time with lame unintelligent remarks which do not contribute in any way, shape or form. Unless you have something to say to counter my post do it...but to throw the same old cliched statement at me is wasting my time.
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I will you what I DON'T Do is tell others not to post their opinions AND when I counter someone's point I'll tell you WHY your wrong and not brush you off with some cliched one-liner. Fli..I still feel your boiling aggression towards this Milanista...just let it out my liberal-thinking-bohemian-free-spirited-eutopia searching fellow poster.
Actually I'll start by quoting Vialli regarding the doping case:
"I don't believe that Juventus can be found guilty. I was there, we spoke, other colleagues of mine were there and they asked us if we took things. But they were perfectly legal like Voltaren and creatine, therefore we said yes. From what I understood, during the process phase, I never took any illegal substances. Therefore I can't see how a club that made no use of illegal things can be punished."
"I don't believe that Juventus can be found guilty. I was there, we spoke, other colleagues of mine were there and they asked us if we took things. But they were perfectly legal like Voltaren and creatine, therefore we said yes. From what I understood, during the process phase, I never took any illegal substances. Therefore I can't see how a club that made no use of illegal things can be punished."