Nick Against the World (41 Viewers)
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@ Andy - we looked ok today. Our formation was actually a 4-3-2-1 with a central defensive pairing of Legro & Chiellini. Legro has not had a chance to develop any chemistry with his mates yet, and Chiellini who was played out of position. Paro was actually in the center and Marchisio on the left. Marchisio was very good and Napoli had nothing in the first half.
Ten minutes into the second half we lost Legro to injury and introduced De Ceglie, so we finished with 3 teenagers on the pitch. Like Vinman said, after DP scored it was all Napoli and we were fortunate to get a point. Not a bad match by Juve, and thankfully we have a great primavera side producing first teamers of this quality.
Ten minutes into the second half we lost Legro to injury and introduced De Ceglie, so we finished with 3 teenagers on the pitch. Like Vinman said, after DP scored it was all Napoli and we were fortunate to get a point. Not a bad match by Juve, and thankfully we have a great primavera side producing first teamers of this quality.
I know this is why this town is looked at as a fruitcake to the rest of the country, but this is classically one of the reasons why I love this place.
So I'm going through my ballot information for tomorrow's midterm elections. In California, they leave so much to the propositions to vote on that you get something the size of the Miami yellow pages to read before every election. On the one hand, citizens taking an active role in their government decisions is a good thing. On the other hand, the whole point of a representative democracy is some lying bastard is supposed to do this job for us.
That said, here's a city proposition for San Francisco I get to vote on tomorrow: Proposition J:
http://www.smartvoter.org/2006/11/07/ca/sf/meas/J/
:rofl2:
I love this town!
So I'm going through my ballot information for tomorrow's midterm elections. In California, they leave so much to the propositions to vote on that you get something the size of the Miami yellow pages to read before every election. On the one hand, citizens taking an active role in their government decisions is a good thing. On the other hand, the whole point of a representative democracy is some lying bastard is supposed to do this job for us.
That said, here's a city proposition for San Francisco I get to vote on tomorrow: Proposition J:
http://www.smartvoter.org/2006/11/07/ca/sf/meas/J/
:rofl2:I love this town!
Like I have said before, one of the bright spots to this whole "scandal' and subsequent demotion is the fact we now have to nurture our young starlets instead of throwing them away. It is crucial to our future that we build ourselves around the youth... most of the great sides in history that have emerged from the dungeons had a solid core of youngsters leading the way.
swag said:
I know this is why this town is looked at as a fruitcake to the rest of the country, but this is classically one of the reasons why I love this place.
So I'm going through my ballot information for tomorrow's midterm elections. In California, they leave so much to the propositions to vote on that you get something the size of the Miami yellow pages to read before every election. On the one hand, citizens taking an active role in their government decisions is a good thing. On the other hand, the whole point of a representative democracy is some lying bastard is supposed to do this job for us.
That said, here's a city proposition for San Francisco I get to vote on tomorrow: Proposition J:
http://www.smartvoter.org/2006/11/07/ca/sf/meas/J/
:rofl2:
I love this town!
So I'm going through my ballot information for tomorrow's midterm elections. In California, they leave so much to the propositions to vote on that you get something the size of the Miami yellow pages to read before every election. On the one hand, citizens taking an active role in their government decisions is a good thing. On the other hand, the whole point of a representative democracy is some lying bastard is supposed to do this job for us.
That said, here's a city proposition for San Francisco I get to vote on tomorrow: Proposition J:
http://www.smartvoter.org/2006/11/07/ca/sf/meas/J/
:rofl2:I love this town!
Whoever is trying to implement such a policy should be given a goddamn Nobel Prize.
