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Juve won't put the three stars on their shirt. It's BBilan because they've been in Serie B twice.

Benvenuto, ma sono interista.

Welcome. :)

Welcome. :)

Yeah, really like their kit/colors actually. Also like that Di Francesco has got matching glasses. :D

Yes. 6 have been penalties though, but still great for someone his age playing in a small team fighting relegation. AND he was banned for a few matches at the beginning of the season.

He is, but in Italy they are confident he will be ready for the WC: http://www.gazzetta.it/Calcio/Serie-A/Juventus/06-05-2014/juventus-vidal-si-opera-mercoledi-ma-prova-recupero-mondiale-80592515459.shtml He's having it tomorrow and it says he should recover in a month, which should be just in...

I haven't been following Inter through his entire career, in fact I only got to experience the last few years of it. But this guy means so much to me, the embodiment of loyalty and class and someone who never gives up. Inter will never be the same without him. It breaks my heart that he won't be...

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I bet it's Milan trying to get Fiorentina points deducted so they can get into Europe. ;)

Dunno man. It could have dropped because Fiorentina's gk pulled out injured. Not saying there's no match fixing or that it definitely wasn't fixed, but I wouldn't jump to conclusions yet.

He just confirmed his retirement. I'll write something when I can dedicate the proper time.

Not by somebody representing a professional football club though.

This. And this. What is the point of having such a great youth setup in La Masia if we have no intention of using the players that come out of it? To maybe get a few mil (if that) for each one when they get fed up enough to leave?

I wouldn't say it's the same analogy. Hitler as far as I know didn't infiltrate sport in Germany - maybe I'm wrong, but I don't really follow German football, so enlighten me if I am. I know that in Italy, Mussolini did to an extent, but mostly only in the sense that he made some clubs change...

footyfan - just curious, how much have you read up about the Franco era and how much FC Barcelona (not to mention the Catalan people as a whole) were persecuted under his regime? And even today, you still get the feeling that Madrid is the nation's club. It's not our fault that the rivalry...

Marco Bartresi. :worthy:

Inter. :p

He used to have this dog, or maybe he has more than one:

I would say a definite no. Most traditional rivalries exist for a reason and they're so ingrained in the culture of the club and its fans. But this reminds me of two seasons ago when Inter beat Milan in the derby to hand Juve the title, but Milan could have potentially won it instead if they had...