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Wesley Sneijder said:
Like I said before, David Endt. Teammanager Ajax, die hard nerazzurro!
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Like I said before, David Endt. Teammanager Ajax, die hard nerazzurro!
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10 years of FIFKudos to you thomas
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10 years of FIFGreat interview from Valentino, a perfect example, of what is going on in all the families, having Milan and Inter supporters
"The problem with you, milanisti, is all the same. Talking about the past."
"Today, lets talk about today, and today we trashed you."
All are jokes, but still, got to everytime remind who came on top on the last derbies through sarcasms.
Got to love italian way :]
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"The problem with you, milanisti, is all the same. Talking about the past."
"Today, lets talk about today, and today we trashed you."
All are jokes, but still, got to everytime remind who came on top on the last derbies through sarcasms.
Got to love italian way :]
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This David Endt has written an amazing book about inter, it's called "Mijn Inter" (my inter). He tells all about his passion for inter, la grande inter, all the derby's he has seen, and the players he had a special band with.. So if you're a dutch-speaking interista this book is a must have.
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I know, I posted something in this thread before about the book, I read it 3 times now and it's great. PM me where you live in Holland!
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David Endt.
He's teammanager of Ajax. He's been Interista since he was 8 and he wrote a few books about Inter.
The title is "my Inter" I bought the book and it's great. He tells about how he experienced Inter his whole life, how he became a fan and how it is to be an Interista in Holland. It's all very recognizable for me, great.
Here it is.
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Hahaha....Grande Rossi
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Great book! Enjoyed most of it.
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I saw on the internet that Andrea Bocelli is an Interista. I don't mean any offence by this and please don't take any but wouldn't it be exceptionally difficult for him to follow football?
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FIF Special Ones10 years of FIF
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Climb down off the old high horse, I would have thought football was pretty much a visual art that's all and as I said I stated that I was asking out of curiosity and not to offend, are you on your period or something?
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I'm not sure, undoubtedly the sounds of the event are important and as I said to you previously, after my last experience, I would choose the curva nord over any other part of the ground on future trips, but it's a visual that you're reacting to. I didn't mean how could he enjoy the occasion, that would be ridiculous, I meant how could he follow the intricacies of the game and so on much in the same way as deaf people can enjoy concerts because they feel the vibrations and so on but I would think it has the same problem of it being mainly a medium for one sense. Maybe it's a lack of understanding on my part to but as I said I was asking from curiosity not to offend and as they say questions are the biggest shield against ignorance.
Edit: Just so you know I'm not saying it's a bad thing for him to like it, quite the opposite, if he gets enjoyment out of it then it's as great as it is for anyone else who likes it, I was just curious as to how it would work for him and I would hope I haven't caused offence in asking.
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FIF Special Ones10 years of FIFEnjoying is as much as people with sight and following the game are two different things. You said "how can he follow the game" which is quite easy if you have hearing.
He may not enjoy it as much, but I am quite sure that he can follow the game.
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Maybe, but I would've thought it would be hard to get into something which is pretty much a visual if you can't see it, having said that you do have a point as there have been hundreds if not thousands of times I have followed and enjoyed matches on the radio.
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Forum SupporterLol no one actually thought she was a fan of Inter did they?
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