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Seven

In bocca al lupo, Fabio.
Jun 25, 2003
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Jeeks said:
Han ringer föreldraföreningen mot narkotika och säger att han är från föreldraföreningen för narkotika :rofl:
Don't pretend you're speaking an actual language.

Jan fdfsdfmlk ofddlmq dqsdlmk dqsldm qsdqsdm :rofl:.
 

Seven

In bocca al lupo, Fabio.
Jun 25, 2003
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Jeeks said:
I am sure with your knowledge of Dutch, if you give it a closer look you will understand 50%.
Actually I don't this time, but I must admit that in the past I have understood most of the things you said.
 

Seven

In bocca al lupo, Fabio.
Jun 25, 2003
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Damn, there's something very wrong with Dr. Phil. I've seen him giving thousands tips to people who can't stay thin (here's a clue: stop eating so much candy and go do some exercise), but the guy himself is fat? How on earth can Dr.Phil be such a guru about this subject?

Although I disagree with people who think Dr.Phil is brilliant (what does he really say you couldn't think of yourself?), he obviously has a certain authority when focussing about certain mental issues, such as relationships, but how can people grant him that authority when the issue is weight, when he's colossal himself?
 

Snoop

Sabet is a nasty virgin
Oct 2, 2001
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IncuboRossonero said:
That is quite a far fetched theory...In fact, apart from this season Del Piero has lacked consistency and confidence as well as form. Capello has young attackers at his disposal and it is quite normal to try to give them big game experience rather than an off again on again player who constantly struggles to keep form and consistency. Capello is a good observer and knows that for Del Piero on a starting line it takes patience...he probably figured this new strategy where NO ONE is guaranteed a spot on the team will 'ignite' the fire better than just starting him game after game and allowing him to slowly flourish while having an extra man they can do without. Del Piero has not played this well in Lippi's second tenure as Juve coach so in all fairness to Capello he did something right.
I agree witht this post,but I also heard you saying the opposite also (I could be wrong thou).

anyway,we tried Del piero as a starter all these years,and he wasn't performing that good,no matter how many stats you show me the goals the ratings etc..
People were scared that Del piero Leave,I remember DP fans saying,he should stay, he will be a good sub,when Zlatan was performing great last year.but now you all complain why he isn't playing.I said this before,would you prefer to start with a player who had a great career behind andnow is 31,and wasn't performing good the past years?or you would start with a player,23 year old,that has a great future waiting for him?and he has great talents?If you say the first,that will be not professional choice,because Zlatan will never accept to be a sub,and will leave soon,many clubs waiting the opportunity to sign him,just like Trezeguet didn't accept to be a sub of Pippo.he wouldn't also.If you chose the second option,that's professional, we just can't start with a player,because he has a big name,and a big career behind him,that's very amateur,this is a big club,no player is bigger than this club.
 
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IncuboRossonero

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    snoop said:
    I agree witht this post,but I also heard you saying the opposite also (I could be wrong thou).

    anyway,we tried Del piero as a starter all these years,and he wasn't performing that good,no matter how many stats you show me the goals the ratings etc..
    People were scared that Del piero Leave,I remember DP fans saying,he should stay, he will be a good sub,when Zlatan was performing great last year.but now you all complain why he isn't playing.I said this before,would you prefer to start with a player who had a great career behind andnow is 31,and wasn't performing good the past years?or you would start with a player,23 year old,that has a great future waiting for him?and he has great talents?If you say the first,that will be not professional choice,because Zlatan will never accept to be a sub,and will leave soon,many clubs waiting the opportunity to sign him,just like Trezeguet didn't accept to be a sub of Pippo.he wouldn't also.If you chose the second option,that's professional, we just can't start with a player,because he has a big name,and a big career behind him,that's very amateur,this is a big club,no player is bigger than this club.
    I said it was Capello's strategy ... I didn't say I agreed with it.

    at Seven:

    You missed my point: Zlatan was a big purchase and came with expectation and was young...he needed some Serie A experience and starting him was more essential than Del Piero: Starting Del Piero based on past experience was not always the right approach but with Zlatan the downside was not yet known. Anyhow, Capello has openly criticized Zlatan's self-centered play ... you have to understand (as Juventini) that Capello has his own way of dealing with players ona case by case basis..with Milan he would bench IL GENIO Savicevic even when he was the anchor of the offense and on the other hand start Papin despite his struggle to adapt...
     

    Snoop

    Sabet is a nasty virgin
    Oct 2, 2001
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    IncuboRossonero said:
    I said it was Capello's strategy ... I didn't say I agreed with it.
    I thought the post was more like accepting the theory like "it is quite normal to try to give them big game experience rather than an off again on again player who constantly struggles to keep form and consistency."

    but if you say so,then it is so..
     

    Vinman

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    Jul 16, 2002
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    I say Monica Bellucci as the sexy Italian doctor and Russel Crowe as the Vinman
    Russell Crowe ??

    this aint a war movie...might as well mention Mel Gibson then, too !!!:D

    I think a young Tony Danza could play the role pretty well (and an older one could play Sergio !!!:D :D )
     
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    IncuboRossonero

    IncuboRossonero

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    Vinman said:
    Russell Crowe ??

    this aint a war movie...might as well mention Mel Gibson then, too !!!:D

    I think a young Tony Danza could play the role pretty well (and an older one could play Sergio !!!:D :D )
    Nah not Tony Danza Vinnie...he is too goofy and "eh oh ..oh eh"-ish to play a Cop...I choose Russell Crowe because on screen he can be intense and no-b.s. type of guy..which is how I picture you on the job.
    Like I said, you are too hard to cast...

    Actually someone comes to mind: Nick Stokes (character from CSI) ..if it was a 'made for TV'!!
     

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