Originally posted by ASROMAHang on, Camoranesi IS worth his place in this side, I'm a big fan of his. Notable was his shrug when the German pushed him into the advertising and offered to pick him up. He completely ignored him. Good call, Camo!
The best defence in the galaxy.
Cannavaro - what a player. Then you get my best mate (who is a huge England and Arsenal fan) saying that John Terry is better than him. Bah.
Zambrotta - What a player. Same idiot says that Ashley Cole is better than him. Bah
Buffon - Awesome. (Even the most obstinate, pig-headed English supporters can't say that Robins ...[text shortened]... e, Cannavaro can play in defence on his own.
Forza Italia.
Heads high lads.
Awesome.
When Juve go into Serie C, I want Toni and Camo to come to Roma.
Originally posted by asromacalcioHe wasn't pushed into the advertising, he fell into it.
Hang on, Camoranesi IS worth his place in this side, I'm a big fan of his. Notable was his shrug when the German pushed him into the advertising and offered to pick him up. He completely ignored him. Good call, Camo!
When Juve go into Serie C, I want Toni and Camo to come to Roma.
Then tried to act tough and ignore the guy.
Guess that Samurai hairstyle affects his though process.
Originally posted by Derfel CadarnI thought there was a hint of a push. Ah well, maybe I'm mistaken. But the gesture was one of determination and us Italians (and this Brit) thought it was a nice touch.
He wasn't pushed into the advertising, he fell into it.
Then tried to act tough and ignore the guy.
Guess that Samurai hairstyle affects his though process.
And he also has the best hairstyle in football. No joke. Some guys look terrible with long hair (like me for 5 years). You've either got it or you haven't. And Camo's hair for me is awesome.
Originally posted by asromacalcioI thought the German was 2 feet away from him and Samurai pushed off of the German. The Italians are known for their acting.
I thought there was a hint of a push. Ah well, maybe I'm mistaken. But the gesture was one of determination and us Italians (and this Brit) thought it was a nice touch.
And he also has the best hairstyle in football. No joke. Some guys look terrible with long hair (like me for 5 years). You've either got it or you haven't. And Camo's hair for me is awesome.
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Originally posted by asromacalcioCamoranesi provides valuable energy and dynamism. He doesn't look all that skilled, so when he starts to slow down his usefulness declines. It was clear that he was used up by the end of regulation (or somewhat before) and was a blunder or a red card waiting to happen. Lippi was right to sub him out, but I think he has a lot to contribute.
Hang on, Camoranesi IS worth his place in this side, I'm a big fan of his.
Derfel, every team has play-actors. Henry, Figo, Ballack, Larsson, Robben, the list goes on and on really. It even includes the almighty English-- search for "Gerrard Bolton Dive" on youtube.com and you'll find a particularly glaring example. Actually, searching for "Klinsmann 1990" will also bring up a very theatrical fall-- one that helped decide a world cup final.
(And Camoranesi is actually Argentine.)
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Originally posted by sjegIn Verona last night, Italians were Italian, English, Albanian, Sri Lankan, Moroccan, Polish, Swedish, Russian, Ukrainian... everything except German.
Actually it's the other way around, 40% of Argentinians are Italian, Camoranesi included.
[b]'L'elmo di Scipio
s'è cinta la testa!'
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Originally posted by jgvaccaroNice post, but I disagree with you here. Camoranesi is quite skilled. He's a very complete player, in my opinion, and Italy gains a lot with him on the pitch.
He doesn't look all that skilled, so when he starts to slow down his usefulness declines.
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Originally posted by PalynkaStrong, difficult to tackle. Not classy like Totti, not a goalscorer lilke Toni, but an integral part of the side.
Nice post, but I disagree with you here. Camoranesi is quite skilled. He's a very complete player, in my opinion, and Italy gains a lot with him on the pitch.
Originally posted by sasquatch672On paper neither of these sides should be a match for Italy, certainly not with our defence. But as we all know it can work differently on the day, as France proved against Brazil.
Very well played match, hard fought on both sides. A shame someone had to lose, but I was very glad it didn't come to penalties. Now the only question left to answer is: Will France, after today's impending 7-0 demolition of the Portugal womens' national team, during which we will see Zidane kick the ball through Cristiano Renaldo - will they be an unstoppable force or have nothing left for Italy?
I hope the best team wins tonight, I'm fed up of all this mudslinging (apart from that aimed at Ronaldo, although I repeat I wish him no harm).