Inter - Atalanta (24 Nov 07)
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If only Doni was out too...
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10 years of FIFwhy, you guys don't want to see a good game, thats almost the whole team, minus a few other key players. With our players, we should not be hoping or wishing the other teams players don't play, but instead, humiliate the other teams good players or shut them down. Thats how i look at it.
With our current players (Just take a look at our midfield for today's game: Midfielders: 5 Dejan Stankovic (not 100% fit), 11 Luis Jimenez, 15 Olivier Dacourt, 19 Esteban Cambiasso (not 100% fit either), 21 Santiago Solari, 30 Pelé.) and plus with the restricting supporters shit applied it will be though to win tonight.
That's why I'm happy for Zampagna's suspension and for the same reason I would have wanted Doni out.
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10 years of FIFbut you need to see, that even insignificant faces like pele, jiminez, solari, and stankovic not fully fit, they are still good enough to play and start on atalanta. Minus pele, our midfields subs are quite capable of starting against atalanta, their midfield starters are like our subs. Now look at the overall team, thats why i want to see zampagna play, along with doni and the others, it creates a good game, allowing our players to shine more if they play well. We still have the likes of cambiasso, zanetti and dacourt, which should be enough for the job if the team plays well.
It's arguable, but thats how i see it, case closed. FORZA INTER.
It's arguable, but thats how i see it, case closed. FORZA INTER.
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hour be4 match starts
damn i feel so long since i have watched inter play
def. watching it tonight altho itz gonna be 4:30 AM for me
haha
damn i feel so long since i have watched inter play
def. watching it tonight altho itz gonna be 4:30 AM for me
haha
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10 years of FIFInter: 12 Julio Cesar; 13 Maicon, 2 Cordoba, 25 Samuel, 26 Chivu; 4 Zanetti, 15 Dacourt, 19 Cambiasso, 21 Solari; 9 Cruz, 29 Suazo.
Subs: 22 Orlandoni, 6 Maxwell, 8 Ibrahimovic, 11 Jimenez, 16 Burdisso, 23 Materazzi, 30 Pelè
That's just horrible lineup. Good that I can't see the match (perhaps stream though). 4-4-2 with those wingers and strikers. I expect Zlatan to come in at the second half when it's still 0-0. Jimenez could get his chance only if we have the game under control.
Subs: 22 Orlandoni, 6 Maxwell, 8 Ibrahimovic, 11 Jimenez, 16 Burdisso, 23 Materazzi, 30 Pelè
That's just horrible lineup. Good that I can't see the match (perhaps stream though). 4-4-2 with those wingers and strikers. I expect Zlatan to come in at the second half when it's still 0-0. Jimenez could get his chance only if we have the game under control.
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Kids take Ultra's seats Saturday 24 November, 2007
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Serie A and B stadiums re-open for the first time since the death of Gabriele Sandri and thousands of children are invited in to create a calmer atmosphere.
The rioting that followed Sandri’s accidental shooting by a stray policeman’s bullet prompted several games to be called off, including all of last week’s Serie B round.
Government reaction has included banning sets of away supporters from attending certain matches, so the clubs are taking advantage of the situation.
In a bid to encourage better behaviour and a family-friendly atmosphere, they are opening their gates to children aged between six and 14 to sit in the ‘away’ end where the Ultras usually hold court.
There will be around 5,000 at San Siro for Inter’s tie with Atalanta this evening, while there are 600 at Marassi when Genoa face Roma.
Udinese aim to make this a regular occurrence and have invited 500 local schoolchildren to watch them play Siena.
Before each home game the children will get to meet one of the Udinese players as well.
Empoli, Livorno, Chievo and Triestina are offering free entry to the Under-14s.
Meanwhile, there will be a minute’s silence ahead of every Serie A and B game this weekend in honour of a soldier who was killed in Afghanistan this morning.
Daniele Paladino was in Piacenza’s second regiment and died in a suicide bombing near Kabul that also killed nine people, among them four children.
It would have been far more, but the intervention of the Italian soldier prevented the suicide bomber from detonating the explosives in amongst the crowd.
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Serie A and B stadiums re-open for the first time since the death of Gabriele Sandri and thousands of children are invited in to create a calmer atmosphere.
The rioting that followed Sandri’s accidental shooting by a stray policeman’s bullet prompted several games to be called off, including all of last week’s Serie B round.
Government reaction has included banning sets of away supporters from attending certain matches, so the clubs are taking advantage of the situation.
In a bid to encourage better behaviour and a family-friendly atmosphere, they are opening their gates to children aged between six and 14 to sit in the ‘away’ end where the Ultras usually hold court.
There will be around 5,000 at San Siro for Inter’s tie with Atalanta this evening, while there are 600 at Marassi when Genoa face Roma.
Udinese aim to make this a regular occurrence and have invited 500 local schoolchildren to watch them play Siena.
Before each home game the children will get to meet one of the Udinese players as well.
Empoli, Livorno, Chievo and Triestina are offering free entry to the Under-14s.
Meanwhile, there will be a minute’s silence ahead of every Serie A and B game this weekend in honour of a soldier who was killed in Afghanistan this morning.
Daniele Paladino was in Piacenza’s second regiment and died in a suicide bombing near Kabul that also killed nine people, among them four children.
It would have been far more, but the intervention of the Italian soldier prevented the suicide bomber from detonating the explosives in amongst the crowd.
Be careful, don't let that little heart get broken. Hehe
Oh my god you're so funny. Stop, you're killing me.
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damn.. weak looking lineup
Mancini saving stars for Feber??
Mancini saving stars for Feber??
