i think DP would have helped us for the milan game and nedved was sorely missed at the CL final as DP was a disappointment 
just my thoughts
just my thoughts
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When DP returns we can play 4-2-3-1, which is essentially a 4-3-3 IMO. Micco on the right, Trez in the middle, DP on the left, and Neddy slightly behind and slightly infront of the two DMs.
-----------Buffon
Thuram Legro Monte Zamboy
------Appiah Tacchi
------------Neddy
--------Micco___DP
------------Trez
-----------Buffon
Thuram Legro Monte Zamboy
------Appiah Tacchi
------------Neddy
--------Micco___DP
------------Trez
sometimes i doubt if dp has a share in juve that affect lippi decisions to play i mean devaio and micoli is BETTER than him 100% now ,to let dp play and let these rwo on the bench make me wonder.
In my openion and i know a lot will be angry juve without dp is better because he makes the attack very slow.
In my openion and i know a lot will be angry juve without dp is better because he makes the attack very slow.
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Serie A Round 9: Best Eleven Of The Week
Lorenzo Sicignano (AC Parma)- Kept his team's sheet clean against mighty European Champs AC Milan in what was his Serie A debut.
Jonathan Zebinà (AS Roma)-With his concentration problems resolved, he can aspire to a starting role on the French national team.
Fabio Petruzzi (Brescia)-Brescia finally ended a match without one goal taken in, and the Roman born player deserves a lot of credit for this.
Marco Materazzi (Inter)-Solid defensive match and his third goal of the season.
Amantino Mancini (AS Roma)-With five minutes to play he scored one of the most beautiful goals in the history of Serie A against nonetheless than his side's city rivals SS Lazio. Simply memorable.
Cristiano Doni (Sampdoria)-As the weeks go by he is starting to slowly resemble the player we all admired at Atalanta.
Clarence Seedorf (AC Milan)-In the day Kakà played his worst match since joining Milan, the Dutch midfielder took over the reigns of the Rossonero midfield and initiated most of his team's dangerous plays.
Andy van der Meyde (Inter)-Finally was able to impress in a Serie A match, even though it must be said that Ancona weren't a difficult test.
Sergio Pellisier (Chievo)-His pair of goals helped nine man Chievo grab a fundamental win at Siena.
Ernesto Chevanton (Lecce)-He wanted to hit the net from 40 meters out, and did.
Marco Di Vaio (Juventus)-Saved Juve from an impending shock defeat with a fantastic brace. Red Hot.
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Serie A Round 9: Worst Eleven Of The Week
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11/11/2003.
Marco Tardioli (Perugia)-The Grifoni would have probably won their first match of the season if Kalac was guarding their net against Lecce.
Leandro Cufrè (Siena)-Chievo hero Pellissier toyed with him throughout the entire match.
Fabio Bilica (Ancona)-Slow and out of position. It's not a surprise Inter scored three goals, and could have scored many more.
Sergio Conceicao (Lazio)-Mancini handed him the chance to exit the dark tunnel he has been driving through for almost a year now, but he never saw the light against AS Roma.
Shunshuke Nakamura (Reggina)-Colomba gives him the nod after benching him in the past couple of games. Bad decision.
Matteo Brighi (Brescia)-When he was at Bologna two years ago his future looked extremely bright. But things are very dark for the youngster at present.
Kakà (AC Milan)-It had to happen, and it did. First bad game for the Brazilian sensation since he landed in the Serie A.
Lucas Castroman (Udinese)-Outplayed by Golden Ball candidate Zambrotta.
Alessandro Del Piero (Juventus)-His comeback match was everything but triumphant. First he misses the penalty that would have handed Juve the lead, then he makes way for Di Vaio, and Lippi's side begin to dominate Udinese.
Tommaso Rocchi (Empoli)-Failed to take advantage of the inventions produced by his attacking partner Di Natale, and once again the blue outfit ended a game without being able to hit the net.
Tore Andre Flo (Siena)-Might lose his starting role after two easy misses that would have salvaged a draw for the Tuscans against Chievo.
Serie A Round 9: Best Eleven Of The Week
Lorenzo Sicignano (AC Parma)- Kept his team's sheet clean against mighty European Champs AC Milan in what was his Serie A debut.
Jonathan Zebinà (AS Roma)-With his concentration problems resolved, he can aspire to a starting role on the French national team.
Fabio Petruzzi (Brescia)-Brescia finally ended a match without one goal taken in, and the Roman born player deserves a lot of credit for this.
Marco Materazzi (Inter)-Solid defensive match and his third goal of the season.
Amantino Mancini (AS Roma)-With five minutes to play he scored one of the most beautiful goals in the history of Serie A against nonetheless than his side's city rivals SS Lazio. Simply memorable.
Cristiano Doni (Sampdoria)-As the weeks go by he is starting to slowly resemble the player we all admired at Atalanta.
Clarence Seedorf (AC Milan)-In the day Kakà played his worst match since joining Milan, the Dutch midfielder took over the reigns of the Rossonero midfield and initiated most of his team's dangerous plays.
Andy van der Meyde (Inter)-Finally was able to impress in a Serie A match, even though it must be said that Ancona weren't a difficult test.
Sergio Pellisier (Chievo)-His pair of goals helped nine man Chievo grab a fundamental win at Siena.
Ernesto Chevanton (Lecce)-He wanted to hit the net from 40 meters out, and did.
Marco Di Vaio (Juventus)-Saved Juve from an impending shock defeat with a fantastic brace. Red Hot.
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Serie A Round 9: Worst Eleven Of The Week
Latest News | Serie A - Worst Team of the Week | News Archive
11/11/2003.
Marco Tardioli (Perugia)-The Grifoni would have probably won their first match of the season if Kalac was guarding their net against Lecce.
Leandro Cufrè (Siena)-Chievo hero Pellissier toyed with him throughout the entire match.
Fabio Bilica (Ancona)-Slow and out of position. It's not a surprise Inter scored three goals, and could have scored many more.
Sergio Conceicao (Lazio)-Mancini handed him the chance to exit the dark tunnel he has been driving through for almost a year now, but he never saw the light against AS Roma.
Shunshuke Nakamura (Reggina)-Colomba gives him the nod after benching him in the past couple of games. Bad decision.
Matteo Brighi (Brescia)-When he was at Bologna two years ago his future looked extremely bright. But things are very dark for the youngster at present.
Kakà (AC Milan)-It had to happen, and it did. First bad game for the Brazilian sensation since he landed in the Serie A.
Lucas Castroman (Udinese)-Outplayed by Golden Ball candidate Zambrotta.
Alessandro Del Piero (Juventus)-His comeback match was everything but triumphant. First he misses the penalty that would have handed Juve the lead, then he makes way for Di Vaio, and Lippi's side begin to dominate Udinese.
Tommaso Rocchi (Empoli)-Failed to take advantage of the inventions produced by his attacking partner Di Natale, and once again the blue outfit ended a game without being able to hit the net.
Tore Andre Flo (Siena)-Might lose his starting role after two easy misses that would have salvaged a draw for the Tuscans against Chievo.
Sally not ONE win in our defense....BUT 6 of them....I guess what you could also call lame or sad is all those trips to the CL and only two wins: One by PK and the other in the midst of an urban battlefield. And then you question our win in May and look down on us TSK TSK "those Milanisita's! Are you guys for real....
On the other hand since we are so much less powerful with MANY less Scudetto's its kind of odd how we have 3 times as many CL and half the appearances. :redface:
Don't be nasty....:fero:
Oh yeah loved Lippi's comment a week before the match: ONE CL is worth 5 scudetto's:
On the other hand since we are so much less powerful with MANY less Scudetto's its kind of odd how we have 3 times as many CL and half the appearances. :redface:
Don't be nasty....:fero:
Oh yeah loved Lippi's comment a week before the match: ONE CL is worth 5 scudetto's:
++ [ originally posted by IncuboRossonero ] ++
Sally not ONE win in our defense....BUT 6 of them....I guess what you could also call lame or sad is all those trips to the CL and only two wins: One by PK and the other in the midst of an urban battlefield. And then you question our win in May and look down on us TSK TSK "those Milanisita's! Are you guys for real....
On the other hand since we are so much less powerful with MANY less Scudetto's its kind of odd how we have 3 times as many CL and half the appearances. :redface:
Don't be nasty....:fero:
Oh yeah loved Lippi's comment a week before the match: ONE CL is worth 5 scudetto's:
Sally not ONE win in our defense....BUT 6 of them....I guess what you could also call lame or sad is all those trips to the CL and only two wins: One by PK and the other in the midst of an urban battlefield. And then you question our win in May and look down on us TSK TSK "those Milanisita's! Are you guys for real....
On the other hand since we are so much less powerful with MANY less Scudetto's its kind of odd how we have 3 times as many CL and half the appearances. :redface:
Don't be nasty....:fero:
Oh yeah loved Lippi's comment a week before the match: ONE CL is worth 5 scudetto's: