[WC] World Cup 2010 - General Talk Thread (30 Viewers)

[Salvo]

how much better this squad would have looked with at least cassano in it, cassano balotelli and one of gilardino or pazzini would have been a great attacking three to watch IMO.

-----marchisio-pirlo-de rossi------
-------------cassano----------------
-----balotelli--------pazzini---------
and we may have gotten somewhere.

 

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[Red]

you wouldnt say that if you watched argentina games, as for the height only one of the three plays at a time and their defense is one of the tallest actually

It was a joke that fell flat. :depressed

 

[Ken]

I'm glad there's people who agree with me on rather seeing Milito than Higuain. I was getting worried.

I agree that our defence will cost us probably, as it's been our problem for a while now.

 

[Bjerknes]

BS

MBS.

 

[YasoR17]

Team consisting of sofasitters this World Cup. Do you think they could be favorites?

 

[JBF]

Totti shouldn't be there instead of Dzeko.

 

[CAPITANO]

 

[SABSAB]

 

[Enron]

What a queer.

 

[Bjerknes]

Hopefully that traitorous fagget never manages to fulfill his dream of playing for the Azzurri at the World Cup.

 

[CAPITANO]

http://sports.espn.go.com/sports/soccer/news/story?id=5165898

article and video tour of his house (has some nice driving shades )

 

[K.O.]

Hopefully that traitorous fagget never manages to fulfill his dream of playing for the Azzurri at the World Cup.

I'm sorry but how is he a traitor when he's playing for the country of his origins? I was born in the US but I'll pick up my home country over the US anytime

 

[YasoR17]

Hopefully that traitorous fagget never manages to fulfill his dream of playing for the Azzurri at the World Cup.

I would only call him a traitor if he actually played for USA rather than Italy..

 

[GordoDeCentral]

and i would say you can only make sense on opposite day

 

[Bjerknes]

I'm sorry but how is he a traitor when he's playing for the country of his origins? I was born in the US but I'll pick up my home country over the US anytime

He was born and raised in the US. He even says he feels perfectly American.

I would only call him a traitor if he actually played for USA rather than Italy..

And if your grandmother had balls, she would be your grandfather.

 

[K.O.]

He was born and raised in the US. He even says he feels perfectly American.

Honestly, I don't think he's a traitor either way. Even if I think playing for the US would've been the better choice for his career, commercially

 

[YasoR17]

and i would say you can only make sense on opposite day

You don't make sense.

 

[The Curr]

Azzurri fans might still be in mourning over the exclusion of Francesco Totti, Antonio Cassano, Fabrizio Miccoli, etc, from the World Cup squad, but Italy isn’t the only country where the head honchos’ baffling decisions have left the most talented players planning beach holidays. In fact, you could form quite a formidable team from those left behind....

PAUL ROBINSON (England) Trust Sam Allardyce to take things too far by suggesting Fabio Capello has a personal grudge against Robinson, but the former Spurs 'keeper had a good season and deserved a squad place at least.

JAVIER ZANETTI (Argentina) The old cliché rings true with Javier Zanetti – age is just a number. The 36-year-old has been phenomenal for Inter this term, and Maradona has made a noose for his own neck by excluding him.

NICOLA LEGROTTAGLIE (Italy) He’s 33 and has hardly enjoyed a stellar season with Juventus, but wouldn’t Legrottaglie have been a better bet than Salvatore Bocchetti – an inexperienced youth who is part of Serie A’s second worst defence?

MARCELO (Brazil) Brazil boss Dunga has chosen Gilberto, a 34-year-old, and Michel Bastos, an attacking midfielder, as his left-backs instead of Real Madrid’s rocket propelled Marcelo. Why?

PATRICK VIEIRA (France) It’s truly a miracle that Raymond Domenech remains in charge of the French national team. Vieira could have played the motivator role like Rino Gattuso will for Italy. Instead he’s been ignored in favour of uncapped 19-year-old Yann M’Vila.

ESTEBAN CAMBIASSO (Argentina) This exclusion is so baffling I’m almost lost for words. Has Maradona watched Inter this season? Once?

SAMIR NASRI (France) That name again is Domenech. Why has he left one of his best midfielders behind? Perhaps Nasri’s a Scorpio.

RONALDINHO (Brazil) Milan’s bucktoothed Brazilian has enjoyed his best campaign for years, yet he wasn’t included in Dunga’s provisional squad and Kleberson was. No seriously.

FRANCESCO TOTTI (Italy) Ok, he kicked Mario Balotelli and he’s about as slow as an asthmatic ant carrying heavy shopping, but Er Pupone’s got more talent in his big toe than Vincenzo Iaquinta has in his whole body. Sorry Vince you’re an easy target.

KARIM BENZEMA (France) Frankly we’ve got a cheek to complain about Marcello Lippi when you see the stuff Domenech gets up to. Benzema’s had a patchy debut year with Real Madrid but for him to not even make the provisional squad is a joke. A bad joke.

ADRIANO (Brazil) We might remember him as a bloated bad boy but since returning home Adriano has inspired Flamengo to the Brazilian League title, topped the scorer’s charts and won the Brazilian Footballer of the Year award. However, he didn’t even make Dunga’s stand-by list.


football italia

 

[Salvatore]

Chiellini is part of the 7th worst defense in Serie A, which has conceded just 7 goals less than Genoa. So he shouldn't go? Legro has been fucking dire whenever he has been called up anyway.

And I'm not at all surprised he has no idea about Adriano and Ronaldinho. Or Marcelo.

 

[king Ale]

Maradona, stupid Maradona

I'm thankful though.