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by **Julio-0** » Sun Aug 30, 2009 12:56 pm

inter-milan 4-0

by **Toffeehater** » Sun Aug 30, 2009 2:13 pm

Inter played Ac off the park , really look like a force to be reckoned with

by **tubby** » Sun Aug 30, 2009 2:56 pm

AC Milan v Inter Highlights

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0-1 THIAGO MOTTA
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0-2 MILITO
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0-3 MAICON
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0-4 STANKOVIC
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by **Julio-0** » Sun Aug 30, 2009 5:47 pm

Toffeehater wrote:Inter played Ac off the park , really look like a force to be reckoned with

by **ruskiy playmaker** » Mon Aug 31, 2009 5:10 am

Inter have an awesome team right now. I'd say that their squad is the third best after Real and Barcelona. So I expect them to be a force in both the Seria a and CL for at least a couple of seasons now.

Juventus also have a very good squad, but they don't have as much depth as Inter. I expect them to finish second after Inter and to have a good run in the CL.

Milan is just :censored:

. Too many old players who don't have the hunger anymore and a very inexperienced manager. They'll be out of the title race before Christmas. I actually feel sad for them, even though I hate the :censored:

.

by **ruskiy playmaker** » Mon Aug 31, 2009 5:14 am

Julio-0 wrote:
Toffeehater wrote:Inter played Ac off the park , really look like a force to be reckoned with

Congratulations, you guys must have felt the same way we did when we beat Manure 4-1 last season.

by **bigmick** » Mon Aug 31, 2009 7:18 am

Looks like Inter will be all up for having another special season this time around, 4-0 against their local rivals is pretty impressive by anyone's standards. Quite a special performance really.

by **Ben Patrick** » Mon Aug 31, 2009 3:27 pm

Just watched milan - inter and then roma - juve on espn.
Good games and both inter and juve look good sides.
Maicons goal was class.
To win 4-0 against your massive rivals in what was an away fixture is a fantastic result.
Once Eto settles as well they should be very difficult to topple in the italian league.
Diegos two goals were class as well, like saint has said for a long time, he is a class player that would have been perfect in the hole behind Torres.
Will watch quite a bit more of serie a this year if those two games are anything to go by its going to be quite exciting.

by **dawson99** » Mon Aug 31, 2009 3:37 pm

serie a is awful, even the championship is more popular
prem
la liga
bundes
championship
serie a

thats how it is apparently..

its too slow, too boring, too unabilitious if you ask me

by **Julio-0** » Mon Aug 31, 2009 4:15 pm

ruskiy playmaker wrote:
Julio-0 wrote:
Toffeehater wrote:Inter played Ac off the park , really look like a force to be reckoned with

Congratulations, you guys must have felt the same way we did when we beat Manure 4-1 last season.

thanks

serie a is boring because the small teams defend for 90° to save the score..the big match in Italy are very exciting (but as not as in Egland...)

by **hijjawi** » Sun Sep 13, 2009 12:10 am

Lazio - Juventus
Seria A, Week 3
Saturday September 12/2009, Kick off: 19:45
Stadio Olimpico

:: Goals ::

0-1 Cáceres Min.71
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0-2 Trézéguet Min.93
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:: Extras ::

Trézéguet Shot Min.10
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Kolarov Shot Min.21
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Lazio Disallowed Goal Min.46
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by **The Fabiomenal 1** » Sun Sep 13, 2009 10:52 am

I'm very disappointed for the match of yesteday evening. We've played better than Juventus since their gol. We also scored a regular gol! They committed many more fauls than us, some of which allowed by the referee. We've got the problem of the bench. Our coach Ballardini trusts in maximum 13 players and without Rocchi and Zarate he had to opt for Simone Inzaghi and Eliseu as substitutes yesterday. Disaster!

by **hijjawi** » Sun Oct 04, 2009 10:16 pm

Palermo - Juventus
Sunday, October 4, 2009. 20:45 CET
Stadio Renzo Barbera, Palermo

:: Goals ::

1-0 Cavani Min.37
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2-0 Simplício Min.42
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:: Extras ::

Miccoli Shot Min.5
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Cavani Header Min.15
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Cavani Shot Min.36
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1st Half Highlights
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Amauri Shot Min.46
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Bresciano Header Min.56
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Diego Free Kick Min.62
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by **account deleted by request** » Fri Oct 09, 2009 1:37 am

CANNAVARO FAILS DRUGS TEST

Posted 08/10/09 18:58

Italy captain Fabio Cannavaro has failed a dope test after taking a medicine that contained the banned substance cortisone.

Juventus insist the 2006 World Player of the Year's adverse test result was due to an injection following an insect sting last August which could have been fatal had the club's medical team not intervened.

The veteran defender requested an exemption on the grounds of having taken a medication in the case of an emergency but his request was missing a document and while awaiting a decision he was subjected to an anti-doping test, which returned a positive result.

Cannavaro is currently on international duty preparing for Italy's last two World Cup qualifiers against Ireland in Dublin on Saturday and then at home to Cyprus on Wednesday.

The 36-year-old is suspended for the Ireland match but was expected to return to the team he captained to World Cup glory in 2006 for the Cyprus game.

He is due to be interviewed by the Italian Olympic Committee's (Coni) anti-doping prosecutor Etorre Torri on Friday morning in Turin.

Coni released a statement on its website explaining the circumstances of the positive test without revealing if any action has been taken against the player.

"After an Italian player made a request for an exemption for therapeutic reasons for medicine given in an emergency, CONI's Therapeutic Exemption Committee requested via registered letter that the Emergency Room doctor's certificate be added to the documentation sent," CONI explained on their official website.

"In the meantime, the athlete was subjected to an anti-doping test and the result was positive."

Juventus, who maintain they acted within doping rules and will co-operate with the IOC's investigation, have since responded with their own statement on the club's official website, www.juventus.com.

It read: "With regards to the news of the launch of an investigation by the Procura Antidoping (CONI) involving player Fabio Cannavaro, the medical division of Juventus state that they acted within the sanitary prescriptions and the deontological rules, intervening in an urgent manner - last August - following the worsening of the clinical condition following the sting by an insect.

"On that occasion a medical remedy which was indispensable in order to prevent eventual complications, even lethal ones, was used.

"The player and the medical staff of Juventus will be at the disposal of the Procura to clarify this issue as soon as possible, as well as eventual documentation."

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Not sure on this one. Quite a number of players from Italy have been caught in the past, maybe because he is "getting on in years " he thought he needed a little help? Although it could be something as silly as a missing piece of paper!

by **JoeTerp** » Fri Oct 09, 2009 6:42 am

obviously I am not expert on Italian sport drug testing policy, but why is the italian olympic committee involved?

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