Nicolas Burdisso
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10 years of FIFIm not too sure! and in all honesty I dont think anyone is 100% sure!Frisko said:J zanetti said:
What's this thing about Cordoba being suspended??
But someone in the Chievo-Inter thread said something about him being suspended! Moreover Cordoba wasnt listed in Gazzetta's lineup, neither was he among the subs!
Anyhow, as i said earlier, Inter.it will clarify everything prior to the game.
Umm...guys are you positive that Burdisso is injured ?? , I have just seen the pics at inter.it and he seemed fine and capable of starting . Also it's so great to see Bobo scoring Seven out of 11 goals practice match . We r gonna kick ass with our Super - Striking force that's for sure .
. We r gonna kick ass with our Super - Striking force that's for sure .Looks like Burdisso isn't going to make it for the Chievo-Inter clash, with Cordoba suspended and Gamarra injured, guess who is going to play with Materazzi.... yes you're right......Mihajlovic. My God what a central defense. Let's hope we win..
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That´s all good, but it´s because they´re all laughing to our silly management for trading Cannavaro for Carini.Frisko said:
About Burdisso. I have high hopes about him. Hopefully Mancio is man enough to give him a chance to shine. :star: :star:
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10 years of FIFAs many smiles as you see on the site, there's a dozen other frowns. You just can't keep everyone happy with a big squad like ours, it's impossible.
Burdisso should start versus Chievo. With all the injuries and suspensions concerning Gamarra and Cordoba, he's definately the next central defender on my list. Anything to keep Miha off the bench, it's enough that we have the ever so mistake prone Materazzi in there. Those two together is an attacker's wet dream.
Burdisso should start versus Chievo. With all the injuries and suspensions concerning Gamarra and Cordoba, he's definately the next central defender on my list. Anything to keep Miha off the bench, it's enough that we have the ever so mistake prone Materazzi in there. Those two together is an attacker's wet dream.
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Most Important MemberThese 2 words may be very harsh and rude, but people, get real! Inter.it controls and selects which photos that are gonna be published in the website. Obviously, not every photo taken will be published. I'm sure that they only select those which reflect a happy atmosphere in the training camp. Those where there are frowns in the players' face will go straight to the dump.
I am not saying that there is a saddening atmosphere in the squad but I don't think we can judge it by the pictures in the website since it can be 'biased'. I think the best way is to take a look at the training video and the facial expression of the players in the match.
If you remember, Inter.it published a lot of happy Ronaldo pictures after he returned from his World Cup triumph with Brazil and there were rumours that he was unhappy with Inter and wanted to leave for Real Madrid. After that incident, I have refused to believe in the pictures from Inter.it to judge the players' mood since it is rigged and controlled.
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I am not saying that there is a saddening atmosphere in the squad but I don't think we can judge it by the pictures in the website since it can be 'biased'. I think the best way is to take a look at the training video and the facial expression of the players in the match.
If you remember, Inter.it published a lot of happy Ronaldo pictures after he returned from his World Cup triumph with Brazil and there were rumours that he was unhappy with Inter and wanted to leave for Real Madrid. After that incident, I have refused to believe in the pictures from Inter.it to judge the players' mood since it is rigged and controlled.
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Of course you´re right, Han. But that´s not the point. The point is that Mancini has managed to transform the squad´s mood in a very positive direction.
Go back to when there were only 20 players in Appiano. Then you will learn that they were ALL happy.
Go back to when there were only 20 players in Appiano. Then you will learn that they were ALL happy.
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Forum Supporter10 years of FIFMost Important MemberMy point was, we cannot judge that the squad's mood is good by looking at the pictures published in Inter.it. I said, we should judge it when the players step on the pitch.Gismo said:Of course you´re right, Han. But that´s not the point. The point is that Mancini has managed to transform the squad´s mood in a very positive direction.
Go back to when there were only 20 players in Appiano. Then you will learn that they were ALL happy.
I am not arguing that the atmosphere is bad. I was just arguing about the method that we use to judge the squad's atmosphere. Notice the difference. Hand
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Forum Supporter10 years of FIFMost Important MemberAs I have said, pictures are never enough for me. There are numerous pictures of Ronaldo smiling in training as well. We all know what happened to him. There is no reason why can't it be the same case. The atmosphere could be bad but since Inter.it doesn't want the image of the club to be like that, they only publish pictures with happy faces out of the hundred pictures that they took. Let me remind you that I don't think the players are unhappy. I'm just not convinced by the pictures. Never has, never will.Gismo said:
Maybe it's just our different 'mind' Gismo. You are an optimist and I'm a pessimist. And I'm kind of a paranoia. I refuse to believe and always have doubts in whatever things I see/hear. I wanna find the truth by myself.
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