The Official Italy WC Thread (2 Viewers)
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Sure, you lot might have the better players than us, however I would like to see Totti or Zambrotta do something like this.
http://usa.worldcupblog.org/group-e/clint-dempsey-dont-tread-on-this.html
We got the music on our side, baby.
http://usa.worldcupblog.org/group-e/clint-dempsey-dont-tread-on-this.html
We got the music on our side, baby.
Kakà hoping for Azzurri meeting
Brazilian starlet Kaka has revealed that he is dreaming of meeting Italy in the World Cup.
The Milan midfielder is a crucial element for the Samba Boys, who are most people’s favourites for Germany ’06.
There is a big chance of them coming up against Marcello Lippi’s Azzurri side in the second round of the competition, seeing as the Group E qualifiers will meet the teams who progress from Group F.
“Meeting Italy in the last 16 would be special for me – unlike any other game,” Kaka told FourFourTwo magazine.
“It would be difficult to come up against so many of my friends and club mates, but it’s a World Cup and everyone has to defend their own team.
“It wouldn’t be easy playing against Alessandro Nesta. I try everything I can think of in training to get past him, but it’s not easy.”
However, the former Sao Paulo playmaker’s first priority is just to qualify from the group, which he claims is far from easy.
Despite being drawn against relative minnows Australia, Croatia and Japan, Kaka has warned his teammates not to underestimate anyone.
“It’s not east at all, it’s tough,” he continued. “Japan and Croatia both have good Coaches.
“They have nothing to lose, and Croatia have a pretty good record in the World Cup too.”
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hoping? why?
Brazilian starlet Kaka has revealed that he is dreaming of meeting Italy in the World Cup.
The Milan midfielder is a crucial element for the Samba Boys, who are most people’s favourites for Germany ’06.
There is a big chance of them coming up against Marcello Lippi’s Azzurri side in the second round of the competition, seeing as the Group E qualifiers will meet the teams who progress from Group F.
“Meeting Italy in the last 16 would be special for me – unlike any other game,” Kaka told FourFourTwo magazine.
“It would be difficult to come up against so many of my friends and club mates, but it’s a World Cup and everyone has to defend their own team.
“It wouldn’t be easy playing against Alessandro Nesta. I try everything I can think of in training to get past him, but it’s not easy.”
However, the former Sao Paulo playmaker’s first priority is just to qualify from the group, which he claims is far from easy.
Despite being drawn against relative minnows Australia, Croatia and Japan, Kaka has warned his teammates not to underestimate anyone.
“It’s not east at all, it’s tough,” he continued. “Japan and Croatia both have good Coaches.
“They have nothing to lose, and Croatia have a pretty good record in the World Cup too.”
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hoping? why?
