Internazionale Main Thread II
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by Lombardiamia » Sat Sep 22, 2007 3:31 pm
Who is this?? Signing an Italian is impossible I guess.They're either South american or nothing..
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by Totally FRANK » Sun Sep 23, 2007 2:42 am
Orsi: Mancini Is Number One .........
Livorno boss Fernando Orsi believes that Roberto Mancini is one of the best coaches in the world.
Orsi was assistant manager to Mancini at both Inter and Lazio before taking up the reigns at the Amaranto. Orsi will meet his good friend on Sunday as the Nerazzurri travel to the Stadio Armando Picchi.
“Mancini is an eternal child but he is one of the best managers in the world,â€
Livorno boss Fernando Orsi believes that Roberto Mancini is one of the best coaches in the world.
Orsi was assistant manager to Mancini at both Inter and Lazio before taking up the reigns at the Amaranto. Orsi will meet his good friend on Sunday as the Nerazzurri travel to the Stadio Armando Picchi.
“Mancini is an eternal child but he is one of the best managers in the world,â€
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by Lombardiamia » Mon Sep 24, 2007 7:47 am
More problems!!
Nelson Rivas taken in ill
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C4 reporting Rivas 'collapsed unconscious'
More details are emerging about Inter defender Nelson Rivas’ health scare, as it’s reported he collapsed unconscious during training.
The official club website confirmed that in Saturday’s session Rivas was “taken illâ€
Nelson Rivas taken in ill
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C4 reporting Rivas 'collapsed unconscious'
More details are emerging about Inter defender Nelson Rivas’ health scare, as it’s reported he collapsed unconscious during training.
The official club website confirmed that in Saturday’s session Rivas was “taken illâ€
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by Totally FRANK » Mon Sep 24, 2007 7:52 am
If i am right this is the second time this is happening to him......First time he was doing some 10th lap out of 15 or something and he collapsed due to exhaustion.......
Anyway we can be rest assured that inter will do all the tests to check his fitness....
Anyway we can be rest assured that inter will do all the tests to check his fitness....
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by Totally FRANK » Tue Sep 25, 2007 4:48 am
Maicon is banned for 3 games....wtf???
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Maicon faces costly ban
Monday 24 September, 2007
Inter’s Brazilian stopper Douglas Maicon will miss three big games after his dismissal against Livorno and there's a touchline ban for Walter Novellino.
Maicon will surely bitterly regret his petulant kick at Livorno’s Erjon Bogdani which has seen him ruled out of the Nerazzurri’s clashes with Sampdoria, Roma and Napoli.
The talented defender suffered a rush of blood as the Beneamata drew 2-2 at the Stadio Armando Picchi and has left Roberto Mancini with a defender shortage as Marco Materazzi and Cristian Chivu are sidelined.
Catania captain Davide Baiocco will miss two matches for comments aimed at referee Danilo Giannoccaro and Siena’s Paul Codrea receives a one-match ban.
Toro tactician Novellino must watch the Granat’s game against Parma from the stands after insulting match official Andrea Gervasoni at the end of the 1-1 draw with Siena.
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Maicon faces costly ban
Monday 24 September, 2007
Inter’s Brazilian stopper Douglas Maicon will miss three big games after his dismissal against Livorno and there's a touchline ban for Walter Novellino.
Maicon will surely bitterly regret his petulant kick at Livorno’s Erjon Bogdani which has seen him ruled out of the Nerazzurri’s clashes with Sampdoria, Roma and Napoli.
The talented defender suffered a rush of blood as the Beneamata drew 2-2 at the Stadio Armando Picchi and has left Roberto Mancini with a defender shortage as Marco Materazzi and Cristian Chivu are sidelined.
Catania captain Davide Baiocco will miss two matches for comments aimed at referee Danilo Giannoccaro and Siena’s Paul Codrea receives a one-match ban.
Toro tactician Novellino must watch the Granat’s game against Parma from the stands after insulting match official Andrea Gervasoni at the end of the 1-1 draw with Siena.
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by Totally FRANK » Tue Sep 25, 2007 4:55 am
Moratti: "Optimistic and confident"
Monday, 24 September 2007 20:54:20
[FOTO Monday, 24 September 2007 20:54:20]
MILAN - Earlier this evening Inter announced their decision to appeal over the three-match ban inflicted on Maicon following the Brazilian defender's dismissal against Livorno. Club president Massimo Moratti, who described the suspension as "excessive", said "no one was expecting it so it's a bit exaggerated".
Speaking during the presentation of Italian journalist Luigi Garlando's novel 'Ora sei una stella', Moratti added: "Apart from Maicon who got himself dismissed, the players are rather careful not to suffer something that will make them miss the next match. The team has a few problems more at the moment but I'm quite optimistic and confident because the situation is not that serious, and because the coach the players and the spirit are the same, so the motivations are there."
The defeat in Istanbul and Sunday's draw at Livorno have a few alarm bells ringing. "The mechanism is not working like before, and we would already have resolved the problem if it were so easy to understand why," Moratti said. "Mancini runs no risk. I'm sure he will do well. He can stay calm and he knows this."
However, the Inter president is expecting a marked improvement in the Nerazzurri's next three matches against Sampdoria, Roma and PSV Eindhoven: "It's too soon to say that they are decisive. The most important one is undoubtedly the cup game but the others must also be faced seriously. But the Roma game certainly won't be easy."
Monday, 24 September 2007 20:54:20
[FOTO Monday, 24 September 2007 20:54:20]
MILAN - Earlier this evening Inter announced their decision to appeal over the three-match ban inflicted on Maicon following the Brazilian defender's dismissal against Livorno. Club president Massimo Moratti, who described the suspension as "excessive", said "no one was expecting it so it's a bit exaggerated".
Speaking during the presentation of Italian journalist Luigi Garlando's novel 'Ora sei una stella', Moratti added: "Apart from Maicon who got himself dismissed, the players are rather careful not to suffer something that will make them miss the next match. The team has a few problems more at the moment but I'm quite optimistic and confident because the situation is not that serious, and because the coach the players and the spirit are the same, so the motivations are there."
The defeat in Istanbul and Sunday's draw at Livorno have a few alarm bells ringing. "The mechanism is not working like before, and we would already have resolved the problem if it were so easy to understand why," Moratti said. "Mancini runs no risk. I'm sure he will do well. He can stay calm and he knows this."
However, the Inter president is expecting a marked improvement in the Nerazzurri's next three matches against Sampdoria, Roma and PSV Eindhoven: "It's too soon to say that they are decisive. The most important one is undoubtedly the cup game but the others must also be faced seriously. But the Roma game certainly won't be easy."
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by Totally FRANK » Wed Sep 26, 2007 4:11 am
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by Lombardiamia » Wed Sep 26, 2007 8:34 am
Very interesting...
Torino: Rosina vuole la clausola rescissoria
La societàgranata si insospettisce dell'insolita richiesta di Alessandro Rosina: il giocatore vuole una clausola rescissoria di circa 12 milioni di euro. Dietro di lui Inter, Liverfekkin'wankscum e Juve?
Torino: Rosina vuole la clausola rescissoria
La societàgranata si insospettisce dell'insolita richiesta di Alessandro Rosina: il giocatore vuole una clausola rescissoria di circa 12 milioni di euro. Dietro di lui Inter, Liverfekkin'wankscum e Juve?
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by Totally FRANK » Wed Sep 26, 2007 8:39 am
12 million euros is not that big a amount....clubs like Liverfekkin'wankscum and inter can easily pay that cash....
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