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[ola small dickie]

banner pus langa casa lui Icardi



"We're here... what about your Argentine friends, will you let us know or will you be a bastard as usual"

[juve3332]

Icardi ca Icardi, dar golurile pe care le incaseaza apararea Interului in ultima vreme sunt de un comic cum rar am mai vazut la vreo echipa. Efectiv dorm. Aseara preluare in careu cu calcaiul, in spatele fundasului, iar apoi Handanovici iese pe sub minge, ia ia o ora sa ajunga inapoi in pozitie, unde isi baga singur mingea in poarta.

[ola small dickie]

[McWilliams]

Pana si bucata de strada de langa blocul meu arata mai bine. Icardi ala ar face bine sa bage doua lopeti de asfalt pe-acolo, pana nu baga altii doua lopeti de beton la picioarele lui.

[ola small dickie]

[ola small dickie]

iar am plans la serviciu la clipul asta, bine ca n-a venit vreun coleg

suntem in saptamana adevaratului derbi al italiei. se cade sa postam astfel de chestii.

[juve3332]

In principiu, o sa facem egal. Se mai dinamizeaza si campionatul, ramaneti in cursa pentru Europa...

[ola small dickie]

nici nu stiu cum sa abordez meciul sambata seara. sa risc sa-l abordez entuziasmat, excitat, in perspectiva unei victorii si sa traiesc la maxim cu beri si tigarete, esarfa la gat, tipete, stand mai mult in picioare etc. riscand sa fiu mega dezamagit la final. sau sa-l abordez de la inceput calm, linistit, stiind ca e greu cu victoria, band bere si fumand linistit, astfel nefiind atat de dezamagit la final in caz ca o luam la cyok

DAA CRED CA O SA_L ABORDEZ CU PRIMA VARIANTA!!! ALL OR NOTHING! MACAR AM INCERCAT! PARTY MODE ON! DACA E TRISTETE ASTA E ASTA E VIATA.

[juve3332]

Ai in continuare voie sa fumezi in casa?! I'm impressed...

[ola small dickie]

doar in bucatarie in mod normal

sunt inca in negocieri speciale pt meciul de sambata sa fac asta in sufragerie, la restul meciurilor ma bag in bucatarie la laptop.

la un meci ca asta nu se cade asa ceva. daca ies negocierile pentru la liber totul in sufragerie pe televizor e bine, daca nu trebuie sa mut televizor care e fixat pe perete sau sa fac rost de altul si sa ma bag in bucatarie cu el. sa vedem

[McWilliams]

Si asa s-a nascut legenda unui "man cave", situat undeva in afara habitatului familiei. Zic legenda pentru ca nu exista marturii scrise, palpabile ca asa ceva ar fi depasit statutul de wishful thinking.

[ola small dickie]

Da. Sotia s-a speriat dupa ce ne am mutat impreuna si a vazut cum fac la meciurile importante ale milanului. Esarfa la gat, beri, multe tigarete, tipete, sarit din canapea in fata televizorului in genunchi, stat in picioare perioade lungi, aruncat cu obiecte spre televizor. Imnul milanului la maxim inainte de meci si cantat. Si dupa in caz ca de mare victorie.

Cand stateam cu ai mei in cartierul abator mai ieseam si pe geam la gol si urlam gooooooooooooooooolllll. Aici nu se cade deocamdata, nu mai am vecinii prieteni de 20 de ani si nici eu nu mai sunt ciutan. In cartierul vechi dupa meci ieseam in fata blocului cu prietenii si ei se uitau cu o bere in mana in timp ce eu fluturam esarfa in mijlocul bulevardului

Dupa un meci vazut in oras eram iesit si jumate pe geamul masinii prin constanta urland ai fluturand esarfa...

Dar si cand am iesit in cartier cu baietii dupa dubla cu deportivo si am inceput sa plang

Sau drumul pe jos spre casa dupa finala pierduta cu liverpool...

Aahhhh milan

[ola small dickie]

Se mai intampla ceva frumos sambata pe langa marele meci ac milan juventus.

Tot sambata se lanseaza updateul pt baza de date a actualului sezon pt championship manager 01 02. De abia astept, iar o iau de la capat. New game

[Waaagh!]

Eu am vazut cum fac italieni irl in fata televizorului cand e meci. Din ce citesc aici, inteleg ca se poate si mai rau.

[McWilliams]

Come Saturday, we will know for certain.

Cu ocazia unui rezultat neprevazut, poate vom afla ca fetita lui ola are un nou prenume - gen Donnarumma.

[ola small dickie]

aseara in cupa uefa, la al a100-lea meci in europa penru el, Francesco Totti a dat la 40 de ani 2 super pase de gol, a doua o centrare cu exteriorul, ce asisturi, ce lejeritate.

http://footyroom.com/matches/79927509/r ... ien/review

[ola small dickie]

Can Milan shake Juve status?

Milan-Juventus used to be a Scudetto showdown, now it’s first against second again, but Andrea Tallarita writes there’s something else at stake on Saturday.

We probably won't win a Nobel Prize for saying that the times, they are a-changing, but that's a good song to play ahead of this Saturday's Milan-Juventus. It's the big match of Week 9 and after years of irrelevance, their positions make it not just a reflection of the game's by-gone aura.

Even the most die-hard Rossoneri fan would have a tough time denying that their unwelcome dinner guests are currently superior to them in just about every category, on and off the pitch. And this goes double now, as Vincenzo Montella's team struggles with injuries in all departments.

It seems like an age ago, but these two clubs used to be pretty much the only two powers of relevance in Serie A. Between 1992 and 2005 the only teams that stole a Scudetto under their hegemony were Lazio and Roma, who notched one each. Every single other season ended up painted black, and white or red by turns.

The last time this fixture was even remotely important for the top spots was in February 2012, when funnily enough it was Max Allegri on the Milan bench raging at Juve over referees. It was the 1-1 draw of the Sulley Muntari incident – a header that Gigi Buffon clawed away only after it had clearly crossed the line, yet was not spotted by the officials.

Today, what used to be a Scudetto-match is anything but. The Old Lady are facing a cultural rival, not a real one, whilst the Rossoneri find themselves in an unfamiliar situation: they are second, and yet wouldn't dare whisper the word 'Scudetto'. A third-place finish at the end of the season would in fact have them over the moon. Isn't this somewhat surreal?

What truly is at stake on Saturday evening is not the title, only the status quo. Juventus will be playing to defend it, Milan to challenge it. After all, another surprising result along the lines of Inter's win at San Siro in Week 4 would represent an immense shock, one which could have terrific short-term repercussions on the league.

Montella's men would fly two points away from the top spot, whilst keeping Napoli below them and Roma at least on equal grounds. If the latter two teams win their matches against Crotone and Palermo, the gap between first and fourth would suddenly become excitingly narrow – a mere three points. The entire Scudetto race would be blown open again, after everyone left it for dead just three weeks in.

We say that these effects would only count for the short-term because, as Inter already proved, a single result isn't enough to destabilise a league. Juventus have exceptional mental fortitude and would probably go back to winning very quickly, whilst the structural frailties of Milan would resurface, no less than the (considerably less worrying ones) of Napoli and Roma.

The safest assumption after a hypothetical Milan win, then, would be for the status quo to reassert itself within the middle term. Juventus may have experienced occasional trouble in getting their midfield to gel, but there are simply no reasonable grounds to expect a defeat to shake them. They lost to Inter once, and got right back on track.

Similarly, Milan will go into this game feeling that even a draw would be a result worth its weight in gold (a sentiment Napoli and Roma will most certainly share). It must be said that there is a lot to be liked in their team, from their plentiful goal-scoring ability to their many young, Italian talents.

But the quality and maturity of their individual players remains far below that of the top competitors, and there is only so much Montella can do to compensate. They look a lot better than they did in the past few years, sure, but that's no more genuine praise than saying death by natural causes looks preferable to crucifixion.

The possibility exists that Milan not only win on Saturday, but produce what people call a 'grand climacteric', or a 'black swan' – a turning point of critical importance. It could signal the beginning of a red and black return to glory, and simultaneously the first crack in Juventus' perfect winning machine.

At this stage this is romantic yarn rather than smart money. But football does do unexpected romance pretty well, and after all there's that Nobel laureate who said the times – well, you know the rest.

At least this time San Siro is equipped with goal-line technology, albeit a little late for Muntari.

http://www.football-italia.net/93187/ca ... uve-status

[juve3332]

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[ola small dickie]

noi cantam si cand mergem la magazin

E CHI NON SALTAA E UN GOBBOOO JUVENTINOO LALALALLALALALALLA

[juve3332]

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