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by morra10 » Mon Jun 02, 2008 10:23 pm
Mother fucker. The one player we couldn't afford to get injured, got injured. Fucking terrible news. Just thinking of a barzagli-matrix partnership makes me sick. Nesta should of stepped up, but i guess it would of been unfair to the rest of the team....
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by Italiamia » Mon Jun 02, 2008 10:31 pm
The fucker is still alive unfortunately. However, he can no longer corrupt the game.
"In September 2002, Moreno, while a candidate in October elections for places on the Quito city council, was suspended for twenty matches and investigated by Ecuadorian soccer authorities and FIFA after a match he officiated between Liga Deportiva Universitaria de Quito and Barcelona Sporting Club from Guayaquil. With Liga de Quito trailing 3–2 at the end of the match, Moreno signalled six minutes of injury time, then allowed play to continue for thirteen minutes, during which Liga de Quito scored to tie the game in the 99th minute, then won the game in the 101st minute. Moreno was also accused of falsifying the minutes in which Liga de Quito scored their tying and winning goals in his official match report.
In May 2003, in his third game back from his suspension, Moreno was again suspended, for one match, after he sent off three players from visiting Deportivo Quito in a 1–1 draw at Deportivo Cuenca. He retired the following month, blaming low performance marks for his retirement."
"In September 2002, Moreno, while a candidate in October elections for places on the Quito city council, was suspended for twenty matches and investigated by Ecuadorian soccer authorities and FIFA after a match he officiated between Liga Deportiva Universitaria de Quito and Barcelona Sporting Club from Guayaquil. With Liga de Quito trailing 3–2 at the end of the match, Moreno signalled six minutes of injury time, then allowed play to continue for thirteen minutes, during which Liga de Quito scored to tie the game in the 99th minute, then won the game in the 101st minute. Moreno was also accused of falsifying the minutes in which Liga de Quito scored their tying and winning goals in his official match report.
In May 2003, in his third game back from his suspension, Moreno was again suspended, for one match, after he sent off three players from visiting Deportivo Quito in a 1–1 draw at Deportivo Cuenca. He retired the following month, blaming low performance marks for his retirement."
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by juventino_italiano » Mon Jun 02, 2008 10:59 pm
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by Bagg10 » Tue Jun 03, 2008 12:21 am
The Waterboy Breaks Another Azzurri Record
Italy striker Alessandro The Waterboy cannot stop breaking records as his participation in Euro 2008 will mean he becomes the first Italian to smash the record for playing in his fourth consecutive European Championship.
The Waterboy joins a list of greats including Denmark’s Peter Schmeichel who also played in four European Championships 1988, 1992, 1996 and Euro 2000.
Pinturricchio’s inclusion Roberto Donadoni’s side this year means he breaks an Italian record as he becomes the first Azzurro to play in four different European Championship’s
The Juventus legend, who holds the record for the Bianconeri’s all time appearances and goals scored, played his first Euro for Italy in England in 1996.
He then played in Holland and Belgium in 2000 where he was blamed for Italy’s defeat to France in the final.
The Juventus hit-man was called up by Giovanni Trapattoni to represent the Azzurri in Portugal during Euro 2004 but Italy had a woeful tournament and they went out at the group stage.
Now, The Waterboy will be flying the flag for Italy once again as he is set to play a big part in what is likely to be his last European Championship for La Nazionale.
France’s Lillian Thuram and Holland’s Edwin Van Der Sar will also be appearing in their fourth European Champiosnhips.
Italy striker Alessandro The Waterboy cannot stop breaking records as his participation in Euro 2008 will mean he becomes the first Italian to smash the record for playing in his fourth consecutive European Championship.
The Waterboy joins a list of greats including Denmark’s Peter Schmeichel who also played in four European Championships 1988, 1992, 1996 and Euro 2000.
Pinturricchio’s inclusion Roberto Donadoni’s side this year means he breaks an Italian record as he becomes the first Azzurro to play in four different European Championship’s
The Juventus legend, who holds the record for the Bianconeri’s all time appearances and goals scored, played his first Euro for Italy in England in 1996.
He then played in Holland and Belgium in 2000 where he was blamed for Italy’s defeat to France in the final.
The Juventus hit-man was called up by Giovanni Trapattoni to represent the Azzurri in Portugal during Euro 2004 but Italy had a woeful tournament and they went out at the group stage.
Now, The Waterboy will be flying the flag for Italy once again as he is set to play a big part in what is likely to be his last European Championship for La Nazionale.
France’s Lillian Thuram and Holland’s Edwin Van Der Sar will also be appearing in their fourth European Champiosnhips.
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