The fans, player and head honcho (Ghiradi) were all p1ssed off at the job he was doing. I dont think there is anything sinister about it. One win in Eight i think is his record

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Double, Triple, Quadrouple, Quatertial (?) post and counting!

This post has been edited by whoarethepatriots: May 12 2008, 10:19 PM

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I don't know. Cuper hasn't been at Parma for a long time. Not even half of the season. What team sacks his coach 1 match before season end??? Does that make any sense? A bit fishy to me,..

My guess - Inter will drew, but Roma will blow. I've seen Roma enough to say that they break under pressure even more then Inter. Funny but IMO noone really deserves to be champion. Just like the 4th spot. Milan does not deserve it. But the again, does Fiorentina deserve it? This season is weired. And I'm glad it's come to an end.

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This post has been edited by rhy_A4: May 13 2008, 12:08 AM

Adriano was 'close to suicide'

Inter outcast Adriano considered suicide at his lowest ebb with the Nerazzurri, according to the striking star’s mother.

L’Imperatore’s time at San Siro has been characterised by extreme highs and lows and his prolific spell after returning from loan at Parma in 2004 faded in the memory during a miserable 2007.

Adri’s mental state became fragile after the death of his father from a heart condition and his mother Rosilda has revealed the full extent of his troubles.

“He was depressed and had difficult times after his father’s death and other things,” she told Bandeirantes. “He even thought about killing himself.

“The Press surrounded our house and their criticism really got him down.

“He was quite young when he went to play in Italy and he felt alone there without anyone close to him.”

Adriano has enjoyed a renaissance after being sent on loan to Brazilian side Sao Paulo and has found the net 15 times in 26 games.

Tomorrow his side take on Fluminese in the quarter-finals of the Copa Libertadores and the 26-year-old will look to continue his impressive form in the hope of attracting some high-profile suitors when his loan expires this summer.


Channel4

i really feel for him (IMG:http://cyrus.medialayer.net/~m1ke/milanfan.com/forums/style_emoticons/default/sad.gif) ...


i hope things start going his way now...

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That's shocking... he should seriously consider moving away from Inter...

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Cruz in three-game Coppa ban

Julio Cruz and Marco Materazzi have been handed hefty Coppa Italia bans for violent conduct during the semi-final with Lazio.


Inter won the tie 2-0 at the Stadio Olimpico last week despite ending the game with 10 men following Materazzi’s dismissal for a lunge on Goran Pandev.


The defender has been suspended for two Coppa Italia matches for that incident, but his teammate Cruz came off worse.


Il Jardinero was caught on camera punching Aleksandar Kolarov on the side of the head in an off the ball incident.


The referee did not witness it, but the RAI television crew did and he has been given a three-match ban.


All of these will be seen out in the Coppa Italia and not Serie A, so Cruz and Materazzi miss the May 24 Final against Roma.

(from channel 4)

Even without Matrix and Cruz, they'll win it.

It'll be an interesting weekend for the two scudetto hopefuls. Both Roma and the merda play away games and in both cases, public order authorities have banned travelling support. So whoever wins the scudetto won't be able to celebrate in front of their (travelling) fans.

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The Coppa? I'm not so sure... last year they were humiliated in Rome!


I think it's more possible that Roma will lost points at Catania rather than Inter to lose points at Parma.

Yeah .. as Silvio said, 'let us not exaggerate'

Torino Gkeeper, Mathiew Serini (spell) ... said that his team have reached their objectives and that they should approach the game against Fiorentina with calmness. He also warned Fiorentina that Torino wont be giving any presents on the last day of the season, for they will be looking to end the season in front of their fans, in their stadium, with their heads held high.



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Com on Torino !!