[quote="Dejan-Stankovic"][i]A study recently revealed that Mancini had Europe’s best winning percentage with 62.9 per cent of games won, compared to nearest rival Frank Rijkaard of Barcelona on 60.8.
“I read that and I don’t know what to think,â€
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by Dejan-Stankovic » Wed Dec 05, 2007 11:00 pm
[quote="Pompinamia"][quote="Dejan-Stankovic"][i]A study recently revealed that Mancini had Europe’s best winning percentage with 62.9 per cent of games won, compared to nearest rival Frank Rijkaard of Barcelona on 60.8.
“I read that and I don’t know what to think,â€
“I read that and I don’t know what to think,â€
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by Dejan-Stankovic » Wed Dec 05, 2007 11:13 pm
Morra..
"I would love to see the comments trez made about inter running scared. Trez isn't that type of person, either the media took his words out of context or goal.com is reporting bullshit. I do have some trez quotes if you want to read them"
Once again I don't remember who it was but I actually think it was Chilleni.. anyway the media is very well known for taking whole press interviews and slicing them up to the point where they aren't even recognisable by the person who said those words. I've seen Mancini's every interview on Inter.It as well as goal.com and Channel 4 and not once has he said anything that screams 'disrespectful' to another club in my view. Sure, he whinges about referees on occassion; show me one manager who doesn't?? Point is he's not as arrogant as everyone claims even though he deserves to be because of the way Inter man-handled the rest of the competition last season.
"I would love to see the comments trez made about inter running scared. Trez isn't that type of person, either the media took his words out of context or goal.com is reporting bullshit. I do have some trez quotes if you want to read them"
Once again I don't remember who it was but I actually think it was Chilleni.. anyway the media is very well known for taking whole press interviews and slicing them up to the point where they aren't even recognisable by the person who said those words. I've seen Mancini's every interview on Inter.It as well as goal.com and Channel 4 and not once has he said anything that screams 'disrespectful' to another club in my view. Sure, he whinges about referees on occassion; show me one manager who doesn't?? Point is he's not as arrogant as everyone claims even though he deserves to be because of the way Inter man-handled the rest of the competition last season.
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by Bagg10 » Thu Dec 06, 2007 11:54 am
Mellberg ‘agrees’ Juve switch
Thursday 6 December, 2007
Italian Press reports suggest that Juventus have agreed a deal with Aston Villa defender Olof Mellberg.
It is no secret that the Bianconeri are keen to bring the Swedish international to Turin, but it seems that his arrival in June is now a formality.
Mellberg’s contract at Villa Park expires this summer, so he will be able to join Juve on a free transfer, but no official agreement can be announced until February.
After a superb start to the campaign, Claudio Ranieri’s men look likely to be competing in European competition next term and will need to bring in reinforcements.
The news will heap further misery on the out-of-favour Jean-Alain Boumsong. Rumours suggest that the French stopper will quit the club in the summer as he continues to slide down the pecking order.
As Mellberg’s arrival won’t leave Juve out of pocket, the deal isn’t likely to interfere with a possible move for Serbian defensive starlet Branislav Ivanovic.
The Lokomotiv Moscow man has already stated his desire to join the Cadetti champions and it is believed that negotiations are progressing quickly.
Thursday 6 December, 2007
Italian Press reports suggest that Juventus have agreed a deal with Aston Villa defender Olof Mellberg.
It is no secret that the Bianconeri are keen to bring the Swedish international to Turin, but it seems that his arrival in June is now a formality.
Mellberg’s contract at Villa Park expires this summer, so he will be able to join Juve on a free transfer, but no official agreement can be announced until February.
After a superb start to the campaign, Claudio Ranieri’s men look likely to be competing in European competition next term and will need to bring in reinforcements.
The news will heap further misery on the out-of-favour Jean-Alain Boumsong. Rumours suggest that the French stopper will quit the club in the summer as he continues to slide down the pecking order.
As Mellberg’s arrival won’t leave Juve out of pocket, the deal isn’t likely to interfere with a possible move for Serbian defensive starlet Branislav Ivanovic.
The Lokomotiv Moscow man has already stated his desire to join the Cadetti champions and it is believed that negotiations are progressing quickly.
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