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“Adriano has been in Italy for seven years and nobody thought to teach him how to shoot with his right foot.”
Jose Altafini notes Inter are a bunch of lefties
“Perhaps it was our mistake in bringing Adriano back from Brazil too early after the World Cup.”
Roberto Mancini recites the Mea Culpa for L’Imperatore
“Despite claims that he was a top-quality player, I have never liked Adriano.”
Giovanni Galeone thinks it’ll take more than a holiday in Rio to make the striker world-class
“It’s distressing and depressing that Marco Materazzi may want to take advantage of that event.”
Evidently Matrix releasing a joke book with all proceeds going to UNICEF is far more offensive than Zinedine Zidane physically assaulting a fellow football player during the most important match of his career
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Jose Altafini notes Inter are a bunch of lefties
“Perhaps it was our mistake in bringing Adriano back from Brazil too early after the World Cup.”
Roberto Mancini recites the Mea Culpa for L’Imperatore
“Despite claims that he was a top-quality player, I have never liked Adriano.”
Giovanni Galeone thinks it’ll take more than a holiday in Rio to make the striker world-class
“It’s distressing and depressing that Marco Materazzi may want to take advantage of that event.”
Evidently Matrix releasing a joke book with all proceeds going to UNICEF is far more offensive than Zinedine Zidane physically assaulting a fellow football player during the most important match of his career
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Ludicrously pathetic.
inter won the derby 4-3.
bringhomedavids said:
So Inter finally beat Milan 
Whoopy Fuckin Do!
These morons will win a few games on the trot then their egos will blow sky high and they will be brought backdown to earth.
Did anyone see Viera and Milhalovic fighting at the final whistle:eyebrows:
Whoopy Fuckin Do!These morons will win a few games on the trot then their egos will blow sky high and they will be brought backdown to earth.
Did anyone see Viera and Milhalovic fighting at the final whistle:eyebrows:
. It was funny that Inter couldn't hold Milan off after going up 3-0
Time for some of Mr Coppa Italia's quotes after the Milan derby:
Mancio explains Vieira brawl
Saturday 28 October, 2006
Roberto Mancini hailed his “fantastic” Inter side for their character to beat Milan in a seven-goal thriller and explained the row with Patrick Vieira.
“Playing in 10 men with Zlatan Ibrahimovic carrying an injury and Patrick Vieira limping with a sore foot is not at all easy,” said the Coach.
“I only had one substitution left and in this condition I had a few problems. On top of that, in the final 20 minutes I had nobody left to hold the ball up in attack, so we were under siege.”
Marco Materazzi picked up a second yellow card for taking off his shirt when celebrating Inter’s fourth goal.
There were mixed scenes at the final whistle, as some Nerazzurri players were jubilant, others relieved and Vieira was furiously trying to attack Mancini and assistant manager Sinisa Mihajlovic.
The former Arsenal man was angry that he had to carry on with an injury when Ibrahimovic was replaced instead.
“I had noticed that Vieira was in pain, but I thought he could make it,” insisted Mancini. “Ibrahimovic kept playing out wide, but was doing absolutely nothing. At the end Vieira got angry with me, but he had to stay on because I had no other central midfielders. So I preferred to keep him there.”
Once again the Nerazzurri risked throwing away a huge lead, this time 4-1 at one stage, but the Coach claimed the comeback was only prompted by Materazzi’s dismissal.
“If we hadn’t been left in 10 men, we would’ve scored more goals and not suffered any pressure at all. Red cards and injuries change the face of a game, but my men were fantastic to play like that in the last 20 minutes.”
Materazzi, famously unpunished for some crunching tackles in past Milan derbies, was sent off for pulling his shirt over his head.
“I’m not angry with the referee, as he’s just applying the rules. The problem is that the rules are pathetic,” explained Mancio. “You do so much to offer a spectacle to the fans and then this happens…”
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I didn't see anyone complaining when a Catania player got sent off for the same reason in the Sicilian derby against Messina!
Mancio explains Vieira brawl
Saturday 28 October, 2006
Roberto Mancini hailed his “fantastic” Inter side for their character to beat Milan in a seven-goal thriller and explained the row with Patrick Vieira.
“Playing in 10 men with Zlatan Ibrahimovic carrying an injury and Patrick Vieira limping with a sore foot is not at all easy,” said the Coach.
“I only had one substitution left and in this condition I had a few problems. On top of that, in the final 20 minutes I had nobody left to hold the ball up in attack, so we were under siege.”
Marco Materazzi picked up a second yellow card for taking off his shirt when celebrating Inter’s fourth goal.
There were mixed scenes at the final whistle, as some Nerazzurri players were jubilant, others relieved and Vieira was furiously trying to attack Mancini and assistant manager Sinisa Mihajlovic.
The former Arsenal man was angry that he had to carry on with an injury when Ibrahimovic was replaced instead.
“I had noticed that Vieira was in pain, but I thought he could make it,” insisted Mancini. “Ibrahimovic kept playing out wide, but was doing absolutely nothing. At the end Vieira got angry with me, but he had to stay on because I had no other central midfielders. So I preferred to keep him there.”
Once again the Nerazzurri risked throwing away a huge lead, this time 4-1 at one stage, but the Coach claimed the comeback was only prompted by Materazzi’s dismissal.
“If we hadn’t been left in 10 men, we would’ve scored more goals and not suffered any pressure at all. Red cards and injuries change the face of a game, but my men were fantastic to play like that in the last 20 minutes.”
Materazzi, famously unpunished for some crunching tackles in past Milan derbies, was sent off for pulling his shirt over his head.
“I’m not angry with the referee, as he’s just applying the rules. The problem is that the rules are pathetic,” explained Mancio. “You do so much to offer a spectacle to the fans and then this happens…”
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I didn't see anyone complaining when a Catania player got sent off for the same reason in the Sicilian derby against Messina!
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