იტალია 2006-07 წლების სეზონი, სერი A და სერია B(:D)

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Muntari handed three-game ban Monday 18 December, 2006

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Udinese midfielder Sulley Ali Muntari has been suspended for three matches after his dismissal on Saturday.

The Ghanaian ace was justifiably red carded for a vicious and reckless challenge on Andrea Capone during the 3-1 win over Cagliari.

Muntari, sent off three times already this season, will now not be able to feature again until after Christmas.

It’s unclear at this stage whether the Bianconeri, who face Atalanta on Wednesday, plan to appeal against his punishment.

Another 16 players picked up one-match stops today, they were: Minieri (Ascoli), Di Loreto, Cioffi (Torino), Portanova (Siena), Rocchi, Mutarelli (Lazio), Simplicio (Palermo), Aronica, Bianchi, Leon (Reggina), Panucci (Roma), Couto (Parma), Dainelli (Fiorentina), Delvecchio (Sampdoria), Pasquale (Livorno) and Zoro (Messina).

Lega make un-Presidented move Monday 18 December, 2006

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The Lega Calcio have approved new rules which will not allow a club representative to be named as the association’s President.

The step has been taken after the controversial decision to hire Milan Vice-President Adriano Galliani as Lega chief.

Galliani, who was attacked by critics over a possible conflict of interest, resigned as President following his inclusion in the Calciopoli probe.

“It’s a revolutionary change which represents a victory for club Presidents,” explained new Lega supremo Antonio Matarrese.

“They have won because they proved they are serious, responsible and are aware that from now on they will have to show a different attitude,” continued the official.

“The meeting was very productive and the new regulations will be now presented to the Italian Football Federation and commissioner Luca Pancalli for him to approve them.”

The union of the Serie A and Serie B clubs were eager to underline that lessons have been learnt from the summer of scandal, even if some friction between the Lega and the Federation remains.

“We are starting a new page in our history and we wanted to prove that the new rules were not accepted passively,” added Matarrese.

“On the other hand, we do not agree with the new regulations that are being prepared by the Federation.

“We believe that if approved the Federation would give part of its power to the Italian Olympic Committee and this would mean allowing politics to invade the world of football.”



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ტურის საუკეთესო გოლი !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


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This post has been edited by Samp on 19 Dec 2006, 01:02

მაგარი გოლი გაუტანია ისე თუ დაამუღამეათ მცველს როგორ უჭირავს დარტყმისას? ბავშმა კისერი არ მოიტეხოსო, რაც შეეძლო მიეხმარა ამ დარტყმისას

Colomba handed Cagliari job Tuesday 19 December, 2006

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Cagliari have confirmed the appointment of Franco Colomba following the dismissal of Marco Giampaolo on Sunday.

The 51-year-old returns to Sardinia after working for Olbia in 1993-94, his first job in Serie C2 after spells as youth Coach at Modena and Spal.

The tactician then worked with Novara, Salernitana and Reggina, before moving to Serie A in 1998 with Vicenza but was fired after 19 matches.

Colomba then returned to Reggina in 1999, where he stayed for three seasons, and in 2004 he made his second comeback to the Amaranto side, managing to avoid relegation after a play-off match won against Verona.

His last job with a Serie A club was with newly-promoted Livorno in 2004-05, but it abruptly ended in January when he was fired and replaced by Roberto Donadoni.

He was then called by Serie B side Avellino in October 2005 to replace Francesco Oddo, but the southern outfit were relegated after a play-off loss to Albinoleffe.

Cagliari are currently eighth from bottom with 16 points, having only earned two victories, 10 draws and four defeats so far.

Colomba, who is the sixth Coach to sit on the Cagliari bench in the last two years, will be presented to the media this afternoon.


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Toni delighted with win Thursday 21 December, 2006

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Luca Toni was the man of the evening at the Stadio Sant’Elia on Wednesday, when Fiorentina defeated Cagliari thanks to a brace by the striker.

The Viola ruined new islanders’ Coach Franco Colomba’s debut and the world champion proved to be decisive.

“We arrived in Cagliari after a difficult week, but we played a good match,” said Toni after the game.

“This Fiorentina side is strong and we are earning important points. Now we hope to do well against Messina and then we will have a good Christmas,” added the striker, who was praised by Coach Cesare Prandelli for his performance.

“With Adrian Mutu things are going very well, me and him are a perfect combination,” concluded the former Brescia and Palermo man.

Midfielder Massimo Gobbi was also pleased with the side’s win and is confident that Fiorentina can continue to improve.

“I was a bit excited at the beginning, but once I was on the pitch I only thought about playing,” said the 26-year-old.

“Our first goal was decisive. I am glad for the last two matches I played and I hope we can continue winning. Our automation improves match after match, now we must focus on Saturday and then we will see,” concluded the Viola.

Fiorentina have 15 points after 17 Weeks and are currently in 15th place. The Tuscan side would be in fourth place without the initial 15-point Calciopoli reduction, just four points behind third-placed Palermo.



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Spotlight: Christmas Kaka Thursday 21 December, 2006
Football Italia rounds up the winners and the losers from Week 17 of the Serie A season.

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The winners…
Kaka (Milan)
Kaka has been Milan’s most consistent player in their inconsistent start and he was the star of the show again against Catania. He caused the Sicilian outfit a host of problems throughout and ended the tie with a deserved brace. In form like this, he can lead the Rossoneri to Champions League qualification which is now just six points away.

Amantino Mancini (Roma)
Another good day at the office for Amantino Mancini. The Brazilian, who had already grabbed a brace against Palermo, was in fine form again against Torino. He was a constant headache for the Toro rearguard and grabbed a goal late on after playing a significant part in Francesco Totti’s ‘backside’ strike too.

Luca Toni (Fiorentina)
After seeing strike partner Adrian Mutu net a brace and win the plaudits against Milan on Saturday, the Italian hit back with a pair of his own in the win at Cagliari. His first was down to his goal sense, his second thanks to an unexpected solo dribble.

The losers…
Mauro Esposito (Cagliari)
Those fans expecting a change of Coach to revitalise Mauro Esposito were left disappointed in Sardinia. The man who was regularly called up by Marcello Lippi during his Azzurri reign is having a nightmare campaign and that lack of form continued against Fiorentina. They may as well have played with 10 men…

Zeljko Kalac (Milan)
It’s now clear why this massive Australian is only a reserve goalkeeper. After a number of mixed displays in recent weeks, the custodian looked decidedly shaky in the closing stages against Catania. Should Nelson Dida remain sidelined for a few more months, Kalac’s inability could compromise Milan’s season.

Goran Pandev (Lazio)
The stage was set for Goran Pandev to haunt his former club when leaders Inter arrived in Rome. Yet the Macedonian was far from his devastating best – even after the Nerazzurri were reduced to 10 men after the harsh dismissal of Zlatan Ibrahimovic. His Coach would have expected more.

The goals…
Daniele Paponi (Parma)
Goal of the evening went to Parma’s Daniele Paponi. Paolo Castellini’s shot was only parried by Marco Storari and as the ball looped into the path of a falling Paponi, he managed to co-ordinate himself and score with a back-heeled scissor-kick. Simply remarkable!

Fabio Quagliarella (Sampdoria)
This striker doesn’t do tap-ins. Fabio Quagliarella’s latest wonder goal came courtesy of a long-range volley which gave Marco Amelia no chance in the Livorno sticks. Technically excellent.

Raffaele De Martino (Udinese)
Although he was sent-off against Atalanta for two yellow cards, this former Roma youth product will remember this tie for different reasons after netting his first in Serie A. The ball fell across the area and De Martino immediately smashed it home in style to make it 1-1.

The numbers…
Roman conquerors
Inter are closing in on the Serie A record of 11 straight wins, achieved by Roma last season, after the 2-0 win at Lazio was their tenth in a row. They also managed to beat the Biancocelesti in the capital for the first time in a decade after an Alessandro Nesta own goal gave them a 1-0 back in March 1996.

Just 17
Ascoli has equalled an unwanted club record of going 17 games without a win. The Bianconeri set that in 1984-85 when they drew nine games in that run, whereas they have only netted six draws in the present campaign.

Live and let slide
Livorno are on the slide. The loss at Sampdoria was their fifth on the road this term and they have collected just two points from the last 15. They also have 10 points less than they had at this stage in the last campaign under Roberto Donadoni.


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Words: Antonio Labbate

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Milan finally seemed to pull themselves out of their slump in Week 17 as they defeated high-flying Catania 3-0


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Brazilian star Kaka set things rolling with a brace to confirm why the Rossoneri are so desperate to keep hold of their trequartista

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Also on the score sheet for Milan was Alberto Gilardino, hitting back at his critics this season with his third goal of the week

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The result is also likely to relieve some of the pressure from Coach Carlo Ancelotti as the Diavoli now find themselves just six points off the Champions League places


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Marco Materazzi scored once again for Inter as they racked up a club record 10th consecutive win against Lazio

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The match took a disappointing twist though when Zlatan Ibrahimovic was controversially sent off after recieving two yellow cards

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There was more controversy as Adriano was introduced as a substitute, despite claims that he went AWOL from training on Monday

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Roma kept the pressure on Inter with a narrow 2-1 victory away at Torino, even if they are still seven points behind the Nerazzurri

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