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.. are you gonna accept his begging Azzuri? 
Azzurri7 said:
Mutu-Emerson-Trezeguet were here in Buchuresti last night Clubbing....they left at 4am heading to Italy. They were here since Saturday, immediatly after the Cagliari game.
Mutu Invited them as he assured everything for them, each-one having 3bodyguards over 20women were sorrounding them....enjoying their time getting drunk...wonder if they'll be practicing normaly today.....
Mutu Invited them as he assured everything for them, each-one having 3bodyguards over 20women were sorrounding them....enjoying their time getting drunk...wonder if they'll be practicing normaly today.....
I think it was something like pinto that, I cant really seem to find him on google.. but ill continue in my quest of finding him just for the sake of it.
One things for sure he aint in the backroom staff of chelsea anymore.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chelsea_F.C.#Backroom_Staff
So I can only assume his somewhere else or sitting on his ass smoking a cigar.
One things for sure he aint in the backroom staff of chelsea anymore.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chelsea_F.C.#Backroom_Staff
So I can only assume his somewhere else or sitting on his ass smoking a cigar.
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Player of the Week: Cannavaro (Juventus)
On the day that his beloved Napoli won promotion to Serie B, it was only right that Fabio Cannavaro made the headlines too with a strike which may have secured Juventus a second consecutive title.
Having gone a goal behind at Cagliari to a disputed penalty and then seeing Alex Del Piero miss from the spot, Cannavaro rose in the 96th minute to head home a corner to net the Bianconeri a crucial point.
There is no denying the importance of that header. That was clear to everyone at the Stadio Sant’Elia given the reaction of boss Fabio Capello on the bench. Normally tranquillity personified at the sight of a Juve goal, Capello’s reincarnation of Marco Tardelli’s 1982 World Cup Final celebration underlined just what that strike meant to the Old Lady’s season.
The game in Sardinia was typical of recent Juventus performances. Although there were clear signs of improvement for Zlatan Ibrahimovic, the Bianconeri looked slack throughout periods of the game.
But Cannavaro put in a performance to rank amongst his best, especially in neutralising the threat of David Suazo, now 18 goals this term, who only rippled the net after the referee awarded a penalty for a clean Gianluca Zambrotta tackle.
Although Juve’s lead at the top of the table has now been cut to five points after Milan’s 1-0 win over Inter, Cannavaro’s latest contribution has put them within touching distance of the title with only four games of the season remaining.
Should Juve retain their Scudetto then Cannavaro will have made just as much a contribution as he did last season. He’s Juve’s most used player in the top flight this term with 32 appearances and he’s collected a personal best of four goals in one Serie A campaign.
Juventus’ capture of Cannavaro still ranks as one of the most astonishing pieces of market business in the Italian game. After an injury affected term at the San Siro, Inter remarkably thought he was finished and eagerly got him and his wages off their books by accepting a straight swap deal from Juve which saw Uruguayan 'keeper Fabio Carini go in the other direction.
It was a poor decision by the Nerazzurri as Cannavaro got back to his high levels of the past, playing such an important role that even Milan criticised their city cousins for their latest comical transfer behaviour. “If Inter hadn’t have given Juventus Cannavaro then we would have won the League last year,” stated Rossoneri Vice-President Adriano Galliani earlier this term.
Juventus have undoubtedly benefited from Inter’s generosity, but so too has the player. Having arrived at the Delle Alpi with just a Coppa Italia and UEFA Cup win with Parma in his honours list, Fabio grabbed his first Scudetto and now looks to have kept his side in pole position for a second.
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Very interesting article - U gotta love our #28.
Player of the Week: Cannavaro (Juventus)
On the day that his beloved Napoli won promotion to Serie B, it was only right that Fabio Cannavaro made the headlines too with a strike which may have secured Juventus a second consecutive title.
Having gone a goal behind at Cagliari to a disputed penalty and then seeing Alex Del Piero miss from the spot, Cannavaro rose in the 96th minute to head home a corner to net the Bianconeri a crucial point.
There is no denying the importance of that header. That was clear to everyone at the Stadio Sant’Elia given the reaction of boss Fabio Capello on the bench. Normally tranquillity personified at the sight of a Juve goal, Capello’s reincarnation of Marco Tardelli’s 1982 World Cup Final celebration underlined just what that strike meant to the Old Lady’s season.
The game in Sardinia was typical of recent Juventus performances. Although there were clear signs of improvement for Zlatan Ibrahimovic, the Bianconeri looked slack throughout periods of the game.
But Cannavaro put in a performance to rank amongst his best, especially in neutralising the threat of David Suazo, now 18 goals this term, who only rippled the net after the referee awarded a penalty for a clean Gianluca Zambrotta tackle.
Although Juve’s lead at the top of the table has now been cut to five points after Milan’s 1-0 win over Inter, Cannavaro’s latest contribution has put them within touching distance of the title with only four games of the season remaining.
Should Juve retain their Scudetto then Cannavaro will have made just as much a contribution as he did last season. He’s Juve’s most used player in the top flight this term with 32 appearances and he’s collected a personal best of four goals in one Serie A campaign.
Juventus’ capture of Cannavaro still ranks as one of the most astonishing pieces of market business in the Italian game. After an injury affected term at the San Siro, Inter remarkably thought he was finished and eagerly got him and his wages off their books by accepting a straight swap deal from Juve which saw Uruguayan 'keeper Fabio Carini go in the other direction.
It was a poor decision by the Nerazzurri as Cannavaro got back to his high levels of the past, playing such an important role that even Milan criticised their city cousins for their latest comical transfer behaviour. “If Inter hadn’t have given Juventus Cannavaro then we would have won the League last year,” stated Rossoneri Vice-President Adriano Galliani earlier this term.
Juventus have undoubtedly benefited from Inter’s generosity, but so too has the player. Having arrived at the Delle Alpi with just a Coppa Italia and UEFA Cup win with Parma in his honours list, Fabio grabbed his first Scudetto and now looks to have kept his side in pole position for a second.
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Very interesting article - U gotta love our #28.
yesss i found him .
His name is Antonio Pintus and I found him thanks to the article below.
http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qn4153/is_19990302/ai_n11885782
Thanks to further research i found out that the next juventino deschamps also hired him at his managing stint at monaco.
http://www.geocities.com/juventusfootball/news/archived01/061501.htm
and an article with his thoeries regarding fitness in february this year shows his still around although im unsure at which club and my assumption is at monaco.
http://www.sundayherald.com/54087
Seriously we need this guy back.
.His name is Antonio Pintus and I found him thanks to the article below.
http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qn4153/is_19990302/ai_n11885782
Thanks to further research i found out that the next juventino deschamps also hired him at his managing stint at monaco.
http://www.geocities.com/juventusfootball/news/archived01/061501.htm
and an article with his thoeries regarding fitness in february this year shows his still around although im unsure at which club and my assumption is at monaco.
http://www.sundayherald.com/54087
Seriously we need this guy back.
Lazio will be tough - hope the guyz turn the corner. Last year, the Lazio game was important in helping us turn the poor form corner so I hope it does the same.
BTW Am I the only 1 angered by us being linked with Sol Cambell. I swear if we invest money in him I'll have to re-evaluate our 2006/2007 chances
BTW Am I the only 1 angered by us being linked with Sol Cambell. I swear if we invest money in him I'll have to re-evaluate our 2006/2007 chances
PhRoZeN said:
yesss i found him .
His name is Antonio Pintus and I found him thanks to the article below.
http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qn4153/is_19990302/ai_n11885782
Thanks to further research i found out that the next juventino deschamps also hired him at his managing stint at monaco.
http://www.geocities.com/juventusfootball/news/archived01/061501.htm
and an article with his thoeries regarding fitness in february this year shows his still around although im unsure at which club and my assumption is at monaco.
http://www.sundayherald.com/54087
Seriously we need this guy back.
.His name is Antonio Pintus and I found him thanks to the article below.
http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qn4153/is_19990302/ai_n11885782
Thanks to further research i found out that the next juventino deschamps also hired him at his managing stint at monaco.
http://www.geocities.com/juventusfootball/news/archived01/061501.htm
and an article with his thoeries regarding fitness in february this year shows his still around although im unsure at which club and my assumption is at monaco.
http://www.sundayherald.com/54087
Seriously we need this guy back.
Let's bring him back!!!!
PhRoZeN said:
yesss i found him .
His name is Antonio Pintus and I found him thanks to the article below.
http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qn4153/is_19990302/ai_n11885782
Thanks to further research i found out that the next juventino deschamps also hired him at his managing stint at monaco.
http://www.geocities.com/juventusfootball/news/archived01/061501.htm
and an article with his thoeries regarding fitness in february this year shows his still around although im unsure at which club and my assumption is at monaco.
http://www.sundayherald.com/54087
Seriously we need this guy back.
.His name is Antonio Pintus and I found him thanks to the article below.
http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qn4153/is_19990302/ai_n11885782
Thanks to further research i found out that the next juventino deschamps also hired him at his managing stint at monaco.
http://www.geocities.com/juventusfootball/news/archived01/061501.htm
and an article with his thoeries regarding fitness in february this year shows his still around although im unsure at which club and my assumption is at monaco.
http://www.sundayherald.com/54087
Seriously we need this guy back.
. Well good research anyway. 
I also agree that our lack of fitness is a major issue at the moment.