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This post has been edited by zvintik on 12 Jan 2008, 01:36

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This post has been edited by SAMSON on 12 Jan 2008, 09:01

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Transfers: January moves

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ATALANTA
In:
Out: Zampagna (A, Vicenza)

CAGLIARI
In: Storari (G, Levante), Jeda (A, Rimini)
Out:

CATANIA
In:
Out: Minelli (D, Triestina)

EMPOLI
In:
Out:

FIORENTINA
In: Cacia (A, Piacenza)
Out:

GENOA
In: Criscito (D, Juventus), Masiero (A, Central Espanol)
Out:

INTER
In:
Out: Adriano (A, Sao Paulo)

JUVENTUS
In:
Out: Criscito (D, Genoa)

LAZIO
In:
Out:

LIVORNO
In: Sidny (D, Nautico)
Out:

MILAN
In: Pato (A, Internacional)
Out:

NAPOLI
In:
Out:
Gatti (M, Modena)

PALERMO
In:
Out:

PARMA
In:
Out: Cardone (D, Cesena), Paponi (A, Cesena)

REGGINA
In: Cirillo (D, Levante), Stuani (A, Danubio)
Out:

ROMA
In:
Out:

SAMPDORIA
In:
Out: Foti (A, Messina)

SIENA
In: Porta (A, River Plate Montevideo)
Out: Bucchi (A, Bologna)

TORINO
In:
Out:

UDINESE
In:
Out: Sivok (M, Sparta Prague)



Pato laughs off debut nerves Saturday 12 January, 2008

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There will be 70,000 fans waiting for Alexandre Pato’s Serie A debut on Sunday evening, but the 18-year-old Milan starlet is not remotely nervous.


“I have many years ahead of me to prove myself a talent. First of all I will focus on scoring my opening goal, then I’ll think about many more to follow,” said the teenager ahead of Sunday night’s big match against Napoli.


“We will see if my first goal comes this weekend. Right now I am very relaxed and happy to be a Milan player who has the chance to face Napoli.”


Pato has been with the Rossoneri since the summer after his £10m move from Internacional, but because he only turned 18 in September his contract could not be ratified until the January transfer window.


This will be his first official game for the club and already the expectations around ‘The Duck’ are extraordinary.


“Ronaldo gives me good advice,” he told Sky Italia television. “He always tells me to relax, not think of the many people who talk about me and to prove who Pato really is.”


The Stadio Giuseppe Meazza looks set to be sold out on Sunday evening, partly due to the sheer curiosity value of seeing Pato’s debut.


Milan have not won a single Serie A home game this season – the first time this has ever happened so far into the campaign – and teammates are also looking to the Brazilian for inspiration.


“Alexandre is a great talent and what really surprises is that he is still only 18,” said Marek Jankulovski.


“In training he has done some marvellous things. Everyone now expects a lot from him and I think the moment he gets the opportunity, Pato will show all his worth on the field of play.”


Sosa warns Rossoneri Saturday 12 January, 2008

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Roberto Sosa leads the line for Napoli on Sunday evening and insists they will do everything possible to spoil Milan’s party.


“I am certain this is going to be a spectacular game,” smiled the Argentine ahead of this weekend’s clash at San Siro.


“Clearly we are playing against a great side that is celebrating the new year and their Club World Cup victory.


“We’re going into an historic stadium with the whole planet watching. It will be an important night for us and we have no intention of being bit-part players in Milan’s party. Football is great because anything can happen.”


It will also be the day of Alexandre Pato’s Serie A debut and all eyes are on the Brazilian teenager.


Napoli must do without suspended hitman Marcelo Zalayeta, so ‘Pampa’ Sosa is expected to take his place upfront alongside Ezequiel Lavezzi.


“Milan have great champions, but we have players of quality as well who could become world class in the future. We are preparing for this match intensively precisely because we want to be up to the task of this huge fixture.”


The rivalry between the clubs stretches back to their Scudetto clashes in the 1980s and ‘90s, although Napoli have been in Serie B for the past seven years.


“Once we are there, with everything we have done to get back onto the main stage of Italian football, we certainly don’t want to look bad,” continued Sosa.


“In fact, we intend to take our chances and really go for it. We are not supporting artists here, we want to be protagonists. I also don’t deny that the Argentina-Brazil element creates extra motivation, too. What you have seen of Lavezzi so far is just a taster.”


Meanwhile, Napoli have announced that midfielder Fabio Gatti has been sold to Serie B outfit Modena. The player, who turned 26 last week, has played for Perugia, Catania and Cremonese.

Saturday 12 January
Gazzetta dello Sport
Berlusconi: ‘I’ll take care of Pato’
The Brazilian invited to dinner with the President
‘Don’t worry about being the best immediately’
Ibra weds Inter until 2012: ‘Nobody scares me’
Moratti gives the news: ‘We’ve got Maniche’

Corriere dello Sport
Juve on the attack!
Finally Serie A returns and Ranieri chases Inter
Moratti announces Maniche’s arrival
Mancini: ‘I want to stay with Roma’
Marion Jones in jail
The former sprint queen in tears given six months for doping lies

Tuttosport
My Juve will win
Blanc: ‘The club owners also want a Scudetto-worthy squad’
Maniche jets off to Inter
Toro, hurry up, Bianchi is waiting for you
Pato aims for the goal with help from God

Friday 11 January
Gazzetta dello Sport
Ranieri: I have a dream - The Juventus boss responds to our letters
Berlusconi flies in to admire Pato
John Elkann's promise: We will make big signings - Sissoko is near

Corriere dello Sport
Juve and Inter chase Mancini - Roma respond by lining up Mutu or Di Natale plus Baptista
Milan's £60m! It's raining money from the sponsors
Siena chase Rigano and Udinese gamble on Pagliuca

Tuttosport
Juve will buy, John Elkann: Third place is just the start
Maniche saga - It becomes a battle with Atletico
Toro could land Bianchi: The secrets and figures of the negotiations

Thursday 10 January
Gazzetta dello Sport
The Inter chase - The race restarts with Juve eight points back and Roma trailing by seven
Maniche deal freezes, Sissoko gets go-ahead
Real's Drenthe for Fiorentina?

Corriere dello Sport
Survey: Inter will win everything
Juve will also sign Zapata - The Udinese defender will arrive with Sissoko and Cigarini
Cicinho: My Roma will eliminate Real

Tuttosport
Tiago make way, Sissoko's here! Lyon and Tottenham compete for the Portuguese midfielder who is set to leave
Toro need a striker, first choice is Bianchi
Inter's Maniche deal is frozen

Wednesday 9 January
Gazzetta dello Sport
Van Der Vaart arriving at Juve, Benzema wants Milan
Cassano re-launches himself: There's nobody like me
Milan: Kaka and Digao are on camels as Gila gets amongst the goals at the end of the tour of Dubai

Corriere dello Sport
Juve, Sissoko now!
Maniche to arrive at Inter and will have medical tomorrow
Milan, here's Ronaldo - The Brazilian plays 45 minutes in Dubai
Lazio set sights on Boumsong

Tuttosport
Arriving at Juve - Sissoko and Van Der Vaart are ready to sign with the Bianconeri
Milan have super Gila with a little Ronaldo
Inter and Maniche: The truth arrives today

Tuesday 8 January
Gazzetta dello Sport
Are you ready for the Ka-Pa-Ro? Kaka, Pato and Ronaldo are ready for Sunday evening against Napoli
Maniche frees himself and thinks of Inter
Lucarelli chooses Parma for return

Corriere dello Sport
Inter sign Maniche - The Portuguese midfielder will arrive immediately
Juve greeted enthusiastically in Malta - Ranieri: Sissoko is the right man
Kaka worry - He may be injured as Ronaldo is ready to play

Tuttosport
Juve - Sissoko: Yes - Ranieri approves and Liverpool set the price at £10m
Inter defeated in Dubai, but they are ready to sign Maniche
Toro talk to Moratti over Acquafresca

Monday 7 January
Gazzetta dello Sport
Pato impact: I'm ready to make my Milan debut and I don't feel the pressure
Ibra: My thoughts are focused on the Champions League
Juve arrive in Malta with Sissoko in their heads
Amelia is thinking of emigrating to Barcelona

Corriere dello Sport
Drogba chooses Milan: At the end of the season I will leave Chelsea
Davids: Juve, sign Huntelaar
From Chinaglia to Cannavaro - The sad exodus of our champions

Tuttosport
Juve, buy now - Criscito, Almiron and Boumsong are leaving so reinforcements are needed
Milan - Ronaldo is back in action and Drogba is on call
Maduro offers himself to Inter, but Mancini hesitates

Sunday 6 January
Gazzetta dello Sport
The 50 golden men
From Benzema to Drogba and Ronaldinho
Cruz is always on target
His two goals against Ajax as Inter win 5-4 on penalties
Karbon dynamite
Fourth consecutive victory in the Giant Slalom World Cup

Corriere dello Sport
Inter pounce for Sissoko
Mancini wants the midfielder, battle set with Juventus
In Dubai Ajax beaten on penalties with a brace from the ‘usual’ Cruz
Ronaldo finally trains – and scores!
We discover the new Ferrari
Denise Karbon’s fourth on the trot

Tuttosport
Juve zero in on Huntelaar
The Dutchman calls the Bianconeri and challenges Amauri
Maldini criticises Milan: ‘Youth system is ignored’
Unstoppable Denise Karbon
Ferrari unveil the F2008


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I Love Italia

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Totti turns down Olympics berth Saturday 12 January, 2008

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Francesco Totti has said it would “not be right” if he accepted an invitation to play for the Italian Olympic squad after his international retirement.

Although the Roma star has retired from the Azzurri scene, he could be one of three over-age players invited to join Pierluigi Casiraghi’s Under-21 side in Beijing.

“I don’t want to go to Beijing,” Totti told the TG1 news programme.

“The Olympic side and the Nazionale are the same thing and if I’m not going to Euro 2008 it wouldn’t be right to go to the Olympics.”

Casiraghi had said he would be interested in calling up several world class over-age players, including Luca Toni.

Meanwhile, Totti commented on the news that his former Roma boss Fabio Capello has taken on the England job.

“He was a great player and a great Coach, he will continue to be great with England as well. Wherever he has gone, he has always won.”

The Roma captain has spent his entire career in a Giallorossi jersey and aims to complete that era.

“My contract expires in two years and I hope to renew it as soon as possible.”

კასანომ კიდევ შეაგდო, მომწონს ამ ბიჭის გამოღვიძება.

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და ვაფშე რას ფიქრობთ ამ ბიჭზე? პოცის ხელში ეშველება რამე? პოკერებს ასრულებს მიდი-მოდი აეეე...

ORIONI

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V1-Oe6Phg5E
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cNzFnmI0dc8



This post has been edited by Goodman on 15 Jan 2008, 13:30

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Azzurri’s WC 2010 fixtures set Tuesday 15 January, 2008

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Italy have received their schedule for their World Cup 2010 qualification campaign and it kicks off with a trip to Cyprus.

The world champions begin the qualification process in Nicosia on September 6 and then host Georgia.

The toughest away games on paper against Bulgaria and the Republic of Ireland take place on October 11, 2008 and October 10, 2009 in a campaign that spans 13 months.

Roberto Donadoni’s men will have to negotiate games against Cyprus, Georgia, Bulgaria and Montenegro this year, but don’t face the Republic of Ireland until 2009.

Italy’s World Cup 2010 qualification fixtures in full:

September 6, 2008 – Cyprus (A)
September 10, 2008 – Georgia (H)
October 11, 2008 – Bulgaria (A)
October 15, 2008 – Montenegro (H)
March 28, 2009 – Montenegro (A)
April 1, 2009 – Republic of Ireland (H)
September 5, 2009 – Georgia (A)
September 9, 2009 – Bulgaria (H)
October 10, 2009 – Republic of Ireland (A)
October 14, 2009 – Cyprus (H)


Don opens door for duo Tuesday 15 January, 2008

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Roberto Donadoni has opened the Azzurri door to Antonio Cassano and Alessandro Del Piero after the pair’s recent form.

Cassano has reinvented himself at Sampdoria and is an inspirational figure at Marassi.

The former Roma man’s excellent performance in a 3-0 win over Palermo last weekend didn’t go unnoticed by Donadoni.

“On Sunday, Cassano did big things, but it’s not like we are just discovering him and he knows very well what I think of him,” the ex-Livorno tactician told La Gazzetta dello Sport.

“If he carries on like this I will take him into consideration for the future.”

The future also looks brighter for Del Piero, who created and converted a penalty to seal a point for Juventus at Catania.

“I like Del Piero’s attitude,” Donadoni enthused. “I know that he is a second striker and it’s time to think carefully about him.

“He criticised some of my tactical decisions? I appreciate the sincerity – it’s better than silence.”

Italy’s first fixture of Euro 2008 is against Holland on June 9.


Donadoni respects WC opponents Tuesday 15 January, 2008

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The Azzurri have their fixtures for World Cup 2010 qualifying and Coach Roberto Donadoni isn’t taking anything for granted.

The World Cup holders are in a Group with Bulgaria, Republic of Ireland, Montenegro, Cyprus and Georgia.

Qualification should be easily within Italy’s grasp, but Donadoni is aware of the potential pitfalls.

“It won’t be an easy group,” he insisted. “Besides Bulgaria, we mustn’t underestimate Ireland and especially Montenegro, who have some top players who are plying their trade in top European Leagues.

“Our proposal to play the games in pairs with gaps between each set of two was agreed and now we have a balanced schedule that you cannot fail to be happy with.”

FIGC President Giancarlo Abete was also delighted with the fixtures and the ease with which an agreement was found between the sides.

“We are particularly happy with the welcome and the respect that everyone has shown us,” he beamed.

“Our fixture proposals were accepted and that is great considering that we can’t use June 2009 because we will be in the Confederation Cup that FIFA have organised for a year before the World Cup.”

Italy kick off their World Cup 2010 qualification campaign away to Cyprus on September 6.



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This post has been edited by zvintik on 17 Jan 2008, 00:53