Serie B: Albinoleffe vs Juventus [11-18-2006] (4 Viewers)
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yeah why not, anything could happen.But i highly doubt it since there would be so much games left
abt the info
History
The club was formed in 1998, after the fusion of former Serie C2 teams Albinese Calcio and S.C. Leffe, respectively from Albino and Leffe, two neighbouring cities. After having been promoted to Italian Serie C1, in 2003 AlbinoLeffe, under coach Elio Gustinetti, gained a surprising triumph for the division play-off final, beating Pisa Calcio, which gave them the right to play Serie B.
The team plays its home matches at the Atleti Azzurri d'Italia, in Bergamo, which is the capital city of the AlbinoLeffe's referring province. It does so because of the tiny capacity of the 2,260-seats Leffe city stadium, where AlbinoLeffe played its matches for divisions lower than Serie B. Even though AlbinoLeffe was considered to be an outsider for the Serie B, which historically includes many several titled clubs, the Lombardian team concluded both its two last seasons avoiding the relegation. Albinoleffe ended 2005/2006 in eighteenth place after a great season's second half, consequently to the appointment of experienced Emiliano Mondonico as new head coach, and again maintained a place in the 2006/2007 Serie B winning the relegation playoffs against Avellino (2-0, 2-3). The 2006/2007 Serie B campaign is the third consecutive for the small Lombardian team.
[edit] Current first team squad
As of September, 2006[1]
No. Position Player
1 Italy GK Paolo Acerbis
3 Brazil DF Gleison Pinto Dos Santos
4 Italy MF Luca Belingheri
5 Italy DF Mario Donadoni
6 Italy MF Roberto Previtali
7 Italy MF Ivan Del Prato
8 Italy FW Nicola Ferrari
9 Brazil FW Inacio Josè Joelson
10 Italy FW Roberto Bonazzi
11 Italy FW Andrea Rabito
13 Italy DF Federico Peluso
14 Italy MF Ruben Garlini
No. Position Player
16 Italy MF Nicola Madonna
18 Italy FW Andrea Cristiano
19 Italy FW Marco Cellini
21 Italy MF Marco Gori
23 Italy MF Mirco Poloni
25 Italy DF Alessandro Dal Canto
27 Italy DF Giuliano Lamma
31 Italy DF Duccio Innocenti
32 Italy DF Riccardo Colombo
87 Italy FW Massimiliano Pesenti
99 Italy GK Achille Coser
Italy DF Damiano Sonzogni
[edit] 2006/2007 transfers
In:
Italy GK Paolo Acerbis (from Livorno)
Italy FW Marco Cellini (from Perugia)
Italy MF Andrea Cristiano (from Novara)
Italy DF Mario Donadoni (from Cremonese)
Italy FW Nicola Ferrari (from Crotone)
Italy DF Giuliano Lamma (from Prato)
Italy GK Federico Marchetti (from Biellese)
Italy MF Andrea Rabito (from Rimini)
Out:
1 Italy GK Paolo Comi (return to Roma)
Italy MF Mauro Minelli (to Catania)
Italy FW Nello Russo (return to Milan)
Chile FW Mario Salgado (return to Brescia)
Full name Unione Calcio AlbinoLeffe
SrL
Nickname(s)
Founded 1998
Ground Stadio Atleti Azzurri d'Italia,
Bergamo, Italy
Capacity 26,638
Chairman Italy Gianfranco Andreoletti
Manager Italy Emiliano Mondonico
League Serie B
2005-06 Serie B, 18th
wikipedia
abt the info
History
The club was formed in 1998, after the fusion of former Serie C2 teams Albinese Calcio and S.C. Leffe, respectively from Albino and Leffe, two neighbouring cities. After having been promoted to Italian Serie C1, in 2003 AlbinoLeffe, under coach Elio Gustinetti, gained a surprising triumph for the division play-off final, beating Pisa Calcio, which gave them the right to play Serie B.
The team plays its home matches at the Atleti Azzurri d'Italia, in Bergamo, which is the capital city of the AlbinoLeffe's referring province. It does so because of the tiny capacity of the 2,260-seats Leffe city stadium, where AlbinoLeffe played its matches for divisions lower than Serie B. Even though AlbinoLeffe was considered to be an outsider for the Serie B, which historically includes many several titled clubs, the Lombardian team concluded both its two last seasons avoiding the relegation. Albinoleffe ended 2005/2006 in eighteenth place after a great season's second half, consequently to the appointment of experienced Emiliano Mondonico as new head coach, and again maintained a place in the 2006/2007 Serie B winning the relegation playoffs against Avellino (2-0, 2-3). The 2006/2007 Serie B campaign is the third consecutive for the small Lombardian team.
[edit] Current first team squad
As of September, 2006[1]
No. Position Player
1 Italy GK Paolo Acerbis
3 Brazil DF Gleison Pinto Dos Santos
4 Italy MF Luca Belingheri
5 Italy DF Mario Donadoni
6 Italy MF Roberto Previtali
7 Italy MF Ivan Del Prato
8 Italy FW Nicola Ferrari
9 Brazil FW Inacio Josè Joelson
10 Italy FW Roberto Bonazzi
11 Italy FW Andrea Rabito
13 Italy DF Federico Peluso
14 Italy MF Ruben Garlini
No. Position Player
16 Italy MF Nicola Madonna
18 Italy FW Andrea Cristiano
19 Italy FW Marco Cellini
21 Italy MF Marco Gori
23 Italy MF Mirco Poloni
25 Italy DF Alessandro Dal Canto
27 Italy DF Giuliano Lamma
31 Italy DF Duccio Innocenti
32 Italy DF Riccardo Colombo
87 Italy FW Massimiliano Pesenti
99 Italy GK Achille Coser
Italy DF Damiano Sonzogni
[edit] 2006/2007 transfers
In:
Italy GK Paolo Acerbis (from Livorno)
Italy FW Marco Cellini (from Perugia)
Italy MF Andrea Cristiano (from Novara)
Italy DF Mario Donadoni (from Cremonese)
Italy FW Nicola Ferrari (from Crotone)
Italy DF Giuliano Lamma (from Prato)
Italy GK Federico Marchetti (from Biellese)
Italy MF Andrea Rabito (from Rimini)
Out:
1 Italy GK Paolo Comi (return to Roma)
Italy MF Mauro Minelli (to Catania)
Italy FW Nello Russo (return to Milan)
Chile FW Mario Salgado (return to Brescia)
Full name Unione Calcio AlbinoLeffe
SrL
Nickname(s)
Founded 1998
Ground Stadio Atleti Azzurri d'Italia,
Bergamo, Italy
Capacity 26,638
Chairman Italy Gianfranco Andreoletti
Manager Italy Emiliano Mondonico
League Serie B
2005-06 Serie B, 18th
wikipedia
ahmedz said:
u forgot to mention
- Bojinov & Trez & Nedved & Camoranesi & Paro & Zanetti scoring...
- Bojinov & Trez & Nedved & Camoranesi & Paro & Zanetti scoring...
anyway just like Elvin said, Trezi and Boji scoring with a clean sheet would be great.Also if Palladino would get a run it would be ideal.
