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never forget that day, also Nedved's watery eyes being subbed out on his last CL match.
never forget that day, also Nedved's watery eyes being subbed out on his last CL match.
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Yeah, he was Raul on steroids. 
Come on now, the guy was practically useless in front of goal.
Come on now, the guy was practically useless in front of goal.
Ex-Italy striker faces prison?
By Football Italia staff
Former Juventus and Italy striker Vincenzo Iaquinta reportedly faces six years in prison for alleged mafia links.
The 2006 World Cup winner was indicted back in December 2015 for illegal possession of firearms, according to Deutsche Welle and AFP, as well intention to aid the 'Ndrangheta, the Calabrian mafia.
More than 140 people have been trialled in the case, one of whom is Iaquinta’s father, for whom prosecutors are demanding 19 years’ imprisonment.
Several suspects are suspected of having helped the ’Ndrangheta profit illegally from reconstruction projects in the Emilia-Romagna region after two earthquakes in 2012.
Others are believed to have been helping the 'Ndrangheta to infiltrate the north of Italy, where the organisation is traditionally weaker.
Among the crimes being levelled against the various defendants are false billing, fraud, usury and extortion.
Iaquinta played for the likes of Udinese, Juve and Cesena and scored six goals in 40 caps for Italy, prior to his retirement in 2012.
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Calabrese
By Football Italia staff
Former Juventus and Italy striker Vincenzo Iaquinta reportedly faces six years in prison for alleged mafia links.
The 2006 World Cup winner was indicted back in December 2015 for illegal possession of firearms, according to Deutsche Welle and AFP, as well intention to aid the 'Ndrangheta, the Calabrian mafia.
More than 140 people have been trialled in the case, one of whom is Iaquinta’s father, for whom prosecutors are demanding 19 years’ imprisonment.
Several suspects are suspected of having helped the ’Ndrangheta profit illegally from reconstruction projects in the Emilia-Romagna region after two earthquakes in 2012.
Others are believed to have been helping the 'Ndrangheta to infiltrate the north of Italy, where the organisation is traditionally weaker.
Among the crimes being levelled against the various defendants are false billing, fraud, usury and extortion.
Iaquinta played for the likes of Udinese, Juve and Cesena and scored six goals in 40 caps for Italy, prior to his retirement in 2012.
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@Salvo @Bianconero_Aus
Calabrese
Ex-Italy striker faces prison?
By Football Italia staff
Former Juventus and Italy striker Vincenzo Iaquinta reportedly faces six years in prison for alleged mafia links.
The 2006 World Cup winner was indicted back in December 2015 for illegal possession of firearms, according to Deutsche Welle and AFP, as well intention to aid the ‘Ndrangheta, the Calabrian mafia.
More than 140 people have been trialled in the case, one of whom is Iaquinta’s father, for whom prosecutors are demanding 19 years’ imprisonment.
Several suspects are suspected of having helped the ’Ndrangheta profit illegally from reconstruction projects in the Emilia-Romagna region after two earthquakes in 2012.
Others are believed to have been helping the ‘Ndrangheta to infiltrate the north of Italy, where the organisation is traditionally weaker.
Among the crimes being levelled against the various defendants are false billing, fraud, usury and extortion.
Iaquinta played for the likes of Udinese, Juve and Cesena and scored six goals in 40 caps for Italy, prior to his retirement in 2012.
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@Salvo @Bianconero_Aus
Calabrese
By Football Italia staff
Former Juventus and Italy striker Vincenzo Iaquinta reportedly faces six years in prison for alleged mafia links.
The 2006 World Cup winner was indicted back in December 2015 for illegal possession of firearms, according to Deutsche Welle and AFP, as well intention to aid the ‘Ndrangheta, the Calabrian mafia.
More than 140 people have been trialled in the case, one of whom is Iaquinta’s father, for whom prosecutors are demanding 19 years’ imprisonment.
Several suspects are suspected of having helped the ’Ndrangheta profit illegally from reconstruction projects in the Emilia-Romagna region after two earthquakes in 2012.
Others are believed to have been helping the ‘Ndrangheta to infiltrate the north of Italy, where the organisation is traditionally weaker.
Among the crimes being levelled against the various defendants are false billing, fraud, usury and extortion.
Iaquinta played for the likes of Udinese, Juve and Cesena and scored six goals in 40 caps for Italy, prior to his retirement in 2012.
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@Salvo @Bianconero_Aus
Calabrese
Sicilians are more "il treno del gol" alla pulvirenti
