And they said something else too but i couldn't understand that part. I would have understood if they said pezzo di merda.
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Serie A: Juventus vs Parma [April 16 , 2008] (1 Viewer)
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And they said something else too but i couldn't understand that part. I would have understood if they said pezzo di merda.
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Fair enough cause a starter would always be more worthwhile i suppose, but i still think he has potential, and he is worth something. If anything get rid of someone like Tiago or something and buy us a better CAM, palladino is fine for a 4th striker and i dont think it makes sense to sell him and buy someone like Amauri in exchange. This is because we will make a loss if we sell palladino and buy Amauri, not only money wise but we will most likely lose out on even more youth products.
Goal/com Ratings
Buffon - 6: He could have afforded to stay and watch the game at home with his feet-up. Did not have a save of note to make all game. A spectator.
Grygera - 6.5: Has been one of Juve’s most improved players in recent months. Solid again at the back. Made one great challenge, and could have scored down the other end.
Stendardo - 7: A rare outing for the Lazio-owned stopper. Dealt with Corradi’s aerial threat, and did not put a foot wrong on the ground either.
Chiellini – 6.5: Typical committed display from the Juve hardman. Usually he dishes out treatment, but tonight he took a punch to the face from Couto.
Molinaro - 7: Usually Juve’s defensive weak link, but he did well tonight. His pace can always get him out of trouble, and he also delivered some fine crosses.
Salihamidzic – 6: Nowhere near as impressive as during the Milan game, but still a busy and hardworking display from the Bosnian international.
Camoranesi - 7.5: Quite simply irreplaceable in this Juventus line-up. When Camoranesi plays there will always be a creative spark. Was involved in the first goal, and one through pass he did to Grygera was out of this world.
Nocerino – 6.5: Went through most of the first half unnoticed, but he livened up after the break, and got himself involved more-and-more.
Palladino - 8.5: The Neapolitan is almost certain to leave in the summer, but perhaps the Juve hierarchy should have second thoughts based on his performance tonight. His goal was simply stunning, and he was without doubt the best player on the pitch.
Del Piero – 7: Not as influential as he has been in recent months, but the Golden Boy was still a threat. He created Trezeguet’s opener, and went on a few mazy runs.
Trezeguet - 7: The prolific Frenchman did what he was picked for, and that was to score, even if it was from all of one yard. Did not do too much thereafter, but it didn’t matter.
Subs: Tiago 6.5, Nedved 6.5, Marchionni 6
Buffon - 6: He could have afforded to stay and watch the game at home with his feet-up. Did not have a save of note to make all game. A spectator.
Grygera - 6.5: Has been one of Juve’s most improved players in recent months. Solid again at the back. Made one great challenge, and could have scored down the other end.
Stendardo - 7: A rare outing for the Lazio-owned stopper. Dealt with Corradi’s aerial threat, and did not put a foot wrong on the ground either.
Chiellini – 6.5: Typical committed display from the Juve hardman. Usually he dishes out treatment, but tonight he took a punch to the face from Couto.
Molinaro - 7: Usually Juve’s defensive weak link, but he did well tonight. His pace can always get him out of trouble, and he also delivered some fine crosses.
Salihamidzic – 6: Nowhere near as impressive as during the Milan game, but still a busy and hardworking display from the Bosnian international.
Camoranesi - 7.5: Quite simply irreplaceable in this Juventus line-up. When Camoranesi plays there will always be a creative spark. Was involved in the first goal, and one through pass he did to Grygera was out of this world.
Nocerino – 6.5: Went through most of the first half unnoticed, but he livened up after the break, and got himself involved more-and-more.
Palladino - 8.5: The Neapolitan is almost certain to leave in the summer, but perhaps the Juve hierarchy should have second thoughts based on his performance tonight. His goal was simply stunning, and he was without doubt the best player on the pitch.
Del Piero – 7: Not as influential as he has been in recent months, but the Golden Boy was still a threat. He created Trezeguet’s opener, and went on a few mazy runs.
Trezeguet - 7: The prolific Frenchman did what he was picked for, and that was to score, even if it was from all of one yard. Did not do too much thereafter, but it didn’t matter.
Subs: Tiago 6.5, Nedved 6.5, Marchionni 6
I'll try to explain but it will be clearer when you'll see the goal.
The ball is passed to Trez and one Parma player is at the goal line.
Normally everyone will say that this isn't offside since there is a Parma player in front of Trez.
But it was offside. The offside rule says that if you're in front of the ball when it's passed to you, at least 2 players must be in front of you (including the goalkeeper) for you to be onside.
Since the goalkeeper was behind Trez when the ball was passed to him and only one Parma player was in front of Trez, it should have been an offside.
We all attacked Mike-y for saying this because we thought it's pure BS, but then we checked FIFA rules and it turned out to be that Mikey was right and Trez was offside indeed.
The ball is passed to Trez and one Parma player is at the goal line.
Normally everyone will say that this isn't offside since there is a Parma player in front of Trez.
But it was offside. The offside rule says that if you're in front of the ball when it's passed to you, at least 2 players must be in front of you (including the goalkeeper) for you to be onside.
Since the goalkeeper was behind Trez when the ball was passed to him and only one Parma player was in front of Trez, it should have been an offside.
We all attacked Mike-y for saying this because we thought it's pure BS, but then we checked FIFA rules and it turned out to be that Mikey was right and Trez was offside indeed.
Yeah, well i had no idea about this rule. 
Then everyone mentioned Inzaghi's goal against us when there was only one player in front of Inzaghi when he scored the goal (Buffon), but the ball was in front of Inzaghi when Bonera passed it to him, so that isn't offside
Then everyone mentioned Inzaghi's goal against us when there was only one player in front of Inzaghi when he scored the goal (Buffon), but the ball was in front of Inzaghi when Bonera passed it to him, so that isn't offside
