Riddle me this (3 Viewers)

simolatrottola · Mar 8, 2005

5th may 2002... I was in Udine and I enjoyyyyyyyyyyyyyed so much, one of my best day in my life!!! The best was to see El Gordo (Ronaldo) cryin' after the finish of the match and Materazzi sayin' "I give you the scudetto last year" to lazio players, coz in the 2001 he played for Perugia that won against us in the longest match of every time... the Universal Rain day!

Nicole · Mar 9, 2005

Is it? Andrea Di Livio...or Iuliano? I think it is Di Livio?

Codino · Mar 9, 2005

hold on. it could be any of the juventus players in that game. unless i read it wrong? narrow it down! is that even a riddle? lol.. Im confused! wat colour is the sky? why is the grass green, AAARRRGGGHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!

Kaiser Franco · Mar 9, 2005

Read the riddle carefully. There are some elements that show that it can only be him. If no one gets close by tomorrow I shall give one more piece of info.

And no it's not Angelo Di Livio, though there's no doubt this player served as a role model for the latter.

I've already spoken too much.

JCK · Mar 9, 2005

The fact that you said he mainly played for Juventus and was neglected by the NT is enough clues but I can't seem to find him...I will give it a try from home later today

isha00 · Mar 9, 2005

++ [ originally posted by Kaiser Franco ] ++
I hold the most prestigious non individual record in the serie A. Probably because I lacked individual talent and because I have been a zebra practically all my life. I was hated in Milan, feared in Italy, practically ignored by the national team. My fans loved me however : what my detractors called meanness, they saw as…fury.

It's Furino, isn't it?

Kaiser Franco · Mar 9, 2005

Yes it is Beppe Furino.

He won 8 scudetti with Juventus (only Giovanni Ferrari won as many, though with different teams).
For some reason he was routinely booed and insulted in San Siro, and not liked elsewhere. He was retained for the 1970 WC but didn't play. Despite winning everything with Juve in the following 14 years, he collected a ridiculous 3 caps with the NT. The zebras had coined the nickname "Furia" to describe him, i.e. the Italian word for..."fury"

Your turn now.

IncuboRossonero · Mar 9, 2005

NOOOOOOOOOOO ... you cannot say they were NEGLECTED by their national team. I had a few individuals in mind but the national team thing and the NON-INDIVIDUAL RECORD kept throwing my choices off...

FURINO....GOOD ONE.

IncuboRossonero · Mar 9, 2005

Paolo and Billy are close to tying that record....in a few months

JCK · Mar 9, 2005

Exactly Di Livio and Iuliano played their deal in the national team and were not neglected

isha00 · Mar 9, 2005

It would be such a shame!

Ferrari, Furino, Ferrara sounds a lot better than Ferrari, Furino, Maldini, Costacurta!

I mean the 3 "F", the fact that they all have at least an "r" in their name, the fact that the first and the last are almost the same..... the fact that they all are/where juventini

Kaiser Franco · Mar 9, 2005

Indeed. I initially thought that Billy had been loaned in 87-88 and thus did not win the scudetto that year but after checking it appears that he was already wearing red and black.

Kaiser Franco · Mar 9, 2005

Isha : tocca a te.

isha00 · Mar 9, 2005

I'll think I'll pass... I'm not good at doing these descriptions

Kaiser Franco · Mar 10, 2005

Well then I guess Burke's riddle is the one that needs to be solved.

Answer should be Patrick Andersson, though I found that he made his int'l debut against Bulgaria, and Barcelona's stadium is not "olimpico"...

Anyway peeps, you should try to come up with riddles whose solution isn't merely on google. Try to make hints at anecdotes or spercific traits regarding the player etc.

Bjerknes · Mar 10, 2005

We know that Barca's stadium is not Olimpico, obviously, as it's Camp Nou.

Notice how it says "Move onto a place with another Estadio Olimpico," not actually call your home Estadio Olimpico. The latter is Espanyol's home ground, so Anderson indeed moved to a place with another Olimpico.

Respaul · Mar 10, 2005

Oh please... that was posted within minutes of looking at the thread... It wasnt exactly hard.

Not to mention it was a re-worded "who am I" from my quiz... so I had allready given the answer before

Respaul · Mar 10, 2005

Out of interest... How did you get Borel out of that riddle?

JCK · Mar 10, 2005

He had played an a lot with Juventus and scored a lot and won a lot, but the thing is I couldn't get hold of his NT appearances so I thought I will give it a guess. ANd he had played mostly for Juventus if not JUST Juventus if I am not mistaken

Respaul · Mar 10, 2005

ok.

He also played for Torino, Alessandria & Napoli

He didnt get many national turn outs, only managing 3 appearances for Italy (though he did lift the world cup)

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