Serie A #35: waar juve volgend jaar voor de titel gaat

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Op zaterdag 17 maart 2007 20:44 schreef M0NTANA het volgende:
En dit seizoen voor de tweede plaats!

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Op zaterdag 17 maart 2007 21:32 schreef borisz het volgende:

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ja zeg, ik heb het van jou toto topic geplakt hoor

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Op zaterdag 17 maart 2007 21:36 schreef dndiek het volgende:

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Slechte bron, ik merk het de laatste tijd vaker

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Op zaterdag 17 maart 2007 19:18 schreef Aanvoerder het volgende:
LAZIO gaat volgend jaar voor de titel.

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Op zaterdag 17 maart 2007 20:44 schreef M0NTANA het volgende:
En dit seizoen voor de tweede plaats!

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Op zondag 18 maart 2007 22:26 schreef Aanvoerder het volgende:
'89 Almiron 3-1.

Een slippertje moet kunnen vlak voor tijd.

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Op zondag 18 maart 2007 17:30 schreef methodmich het volgende:
Is nog niet zijn persoonlijk record in Italië toch? Eerste jaar bij Juve meer dacht ik?

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Op zondag 18 maart 2007 18:42 schreef Aanvoerder het volgende:
Fiorentina bedankt.

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Op donderdag 22 maart 2007 12:31 schreef DIGGER het volgende:

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16 ja, je gedachten kloppen.

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Op donderdag 22 maart 2007 18:59 schreef Henkmanz het volgende:
Is de volgende speelronde 1 april pas weer?

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Op donderdag 22 maart 2007 19:00 schreef Aanvoerder het volgende:

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Ja. Interlandvoetbal, ook in Italie.

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Op donderdag 22 maart 2007 19:54 schreef borisz het volgende:
je laat de tijden maar weg om te voorkomen dat je weer voor niks betaald

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Pozzi gives surgery the finger

Nicola Pozzi will sacrifice the future use of his finger in a bid to help Empoli secure European qualification.

The striker snapped a tendon in his right hand during the 3-1 defeat to Lazio at the weekend and medics ruled that surgery was required.

But going under the knife would have seen him ruled out of action for six weeks, thus sidelining him from the Tuscan club’s fantastic campaign and possibly ending his dream of reaching June’s Under-21 European Championships.

As a result, Pozzi has taken the extraordinary decision of snubbing an operation which will result in him losing the mobility of his ring finger.

“I’ll still have my finger, I just won’t be able to bend or move it,” noted Pozzi. “Thank goodness that I write with my left hand…

“It’s obviously not a nice thing, but I considered all of the positives and the negatives,” he added.

“When my grandchildren ask me why my finger is like it is then I can tell them about this magnificent season with Empoli.

“Europe is at stake for both club and country for me. At Empoli we are just outside the top four and are fighting for something more important than just survival.

“And then I might get an Azzurrini call too!”

The loss of Pozzi would have left boss Gigi Cagni with a striker shortage, but the tactician insists he put no pressure on the youngster.

“Only he could make the decision and I’m sure he will mature as a person because of it,” noted the Coach.

“He was at a crossroads and he made his choice. He now has to forget about it though and look to the future.

“I personally think he has made the right decision, even if I didn’t tell him of my feelings when he asked me for some advice.

“It was a personal decision and he was free to choose because we have 42 points and top-flight safety assured.”

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Op donderdag 22 maart 2007 20:23 schreef DIGGER het volgende:
Zeer opmerkelijk mbt de gemaakte keuze:
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Parma net veteran comedian!

Football really is a funny old game after struggling Parma signed 52-year-old Italian comedian Gene Gnocchi until the end of the season.

Gnocchi, an off-the-pace midfield playmaker, has been snapped up on a two-month contract as he hopes to complete his dream of playing in Serie A.

The entertainer, who appears on popular Sunday television show ‘Quelli Che Il Calcio’ with Simona Ventura, made an appeal in November to be given at least five minutes of action in the Italian top flight.

Gnocchi has since then spent time training with numerous outfits including Atalanta, Bologna, Siena and Torino, but finally reached a sensational agreement with the Ducali, who registered his contract with the Lega Calcio on Friday.

The popular figure, who is also a Parma supporter, will be paid just over £1,000 a month after putting pen to paper on a minimum wage deal.

Gnocchi, whose appeal was supported by numerous players including Alessandro Del Piero of Juventus, is now hoping to be granted some playing time in the first team.

However, that may be problematic when you take into consideration Parma’s perilous Serie A position.

The Tardini boys are currently second from bottom in Serie A and only netted their first win since Claudio Ranieri’s arrival against Siena last weekend.

It seems likely that Gnocchi would only be given his debut once Parma’s Serie A status was assured.