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post Jul 14 2008, 08:43 AM
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All Luca Antonini talk in here

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AN EMOTIONAL RETURN

7/20/2008 12:14:00 AM

"It was great to go out the back-door and come back in through the front door. It's a huge satisfaction for me to be at Milan." - THE DECLARATIONS OF ANTONINI –

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(ON THE PHOTO: LUCA ANTONINI ON THE DAY OF THE REUNION AT MILANELLO)

MILANELLO - Here are the declarations made today to 'Milan Channel' by Luca Antonini before the afternoon training session at the Milanello sporting center:


Luca, what effect did it have to return to Milanello?
"It was great to go out the back-door and come back in through the front door. A huge satisfaction for me. Also coming back on the day of the reunion with such a huge fan reception is always a big emotion. It's normal for a team like Milan to have so many fans coming, but the arrival of a player of Ronaldinho's calibre, which always has a huge media impact, there were even more fans. A player like Dinho helps you to give something more when you go on the pitch with him, you want to do almost as well as him and to compensate for your lesser technique by running and doing something more to improve yourself."


What are the objectives for the new season?
"To show that I'm worthy of being in a prestigious club like Milan. Then I want to continue working and improving like I did at Empoli. Here you can only learn from great champions, from the coach. I only have to be calm because sooner or later I will be given a chance and I will have to take it in the best way.
The experience at Empoli improved me a lot on the human level. Also from the tactical point of view, in these seven years away from Milan, I have had many coaches who have taught me a lot."


Do you think Milan will be able to bridge the gap from Inter next season?
"I think that the 20 points which were there at the end of last season won't be there this year. Inter have brought a player of great quality like Mancini, but Milan have bought Ronaldinho and we want revenge. I think we will play for the Scudetto along with Inter, Roma and Juventus."


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post Jul 20 2008, 08:25 AM
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A player like Dinho helps you to give something more when you go on the pitch with him, you want to do almost as well as him and to compensate for your lesser technique by running and doing something more to improve yourself."

I just liked the boy because of what he said here!

Let's hope he turns out to be one of the revelations of the upcoming season.
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post Jul 20 2008, 09:22 PM
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post Aug 4 2008, 02:43 AM
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(It's not quite the 4th here just yet but it is in Milan).

(IMG:style_emoticons/default/balloons.gif) (IMG:style_emoticons/default/balloons.gif) (IMG:style_emoticons/default/balloons.gif) HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Luca Antonini!

Things people may not know about Luca (info taken from interviews by Antonini and his wife on Tuttomercatoweb)


* His wife's name is Benedetta and the couple have a little girl named Sofia Vittoria
* Luca is said (by his wife) to be a doting father and little Sofia is a daddy's girl
* The family have a labrador named Golia
* Luca apparently likes to cook and his favourite dish is pasta al pomodoro
* He's got a psycho metabolism and can eat whatever he wants without gaining weight
* He likes to web surf in his free time
* Before he was brought back to Milan, he stated that if Milan called him, he'd walk all the way there, that it would be an honor to wear the jersey after coming through the youth ranks and that he's always been a big fan of the club
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Happy birthday, Antonini! (IMG:style_emoticons/default/cool.gif) Enjoy your day!
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post Aug 4 2008, 06:18 AM
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Happy birthday Luca (IMG:http://www.millan.net/minimations/smileys/champis2.gif)
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post Aug 4 2008, 06:45 AM
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QUOTE (Tennie @ Aug 4 2008, 07:13 AM) *
(It's not quite the 4th here just yet but it is in Milan).

(IMG:style_emoticons/default/balloons.gif) (IMG:style_emoticons/default/balloons.gif) (IMG:style_emoticons/default/balloons.gif) HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Luca Antonini!

Things people may not know about Luca (info taken from interviews by Antonini and his wife on Tuttomercatoweb)


* His wife's name is Benedetta and the couple have a little girl named Sofia Vittoria
* Luca is said (by his wife) to be a doting father and little Sofia is a daddy's girl
* The family have a labrador named Golia
* Luca apparently likes to cook and his favourite dish is pasta al pomodoro
* He's got a psycho metabolism and can eat whatever he wants without gaining weight
* He likes to web surf in his free time
* Before he was brought back to Milan, he stated that if Milan called him, he'd walk all the way there, that it would be an honor to wear the jersey after coming through the youth ranks and that he's always been a big fan of the club



From personal experience, it is such a cool thing to have. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif)

A labrador...hahaha...explains why he doesn't gain weight. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif)
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post Aug 4 2008, 07:57 PM
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happy birthday Luca (IMG:http://www.pic4ever.com/images/confetti.gif)
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post Aug 4 2008, 09:21 PM
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QUOTE (Jack Sparrow @ Aug 4 2008, 06:45 AM) *
A labrador...hahaha...explains why he doesn't gain weight. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif)

Mine ate like 14 eggs the other day, not sure he got to them, but the boxes were all over the floor when we got back.. along with the eggs which he'd puked up. Silly animal. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/rolleyes.gif)
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post Nov 4 2008, 01:12 AM
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Quote from an interview Antonini gave to Sportitalia:
"Il Milan per me è un grande sogno: da piccolo andavo anche allo Stadio, sono sempre stato un tifoso rossonero e per me è un grande orgoglio essere arrivato qui"

[Milan for me is a great dream: I came to the stadium as a child and have always been a fan and for me it's a great honor to have arrived here.]

Nice words from Luca. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif) Antonini has done very well indeed so far this year. I've been impressed with his performances!

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post Nov 4 2008, 01:26 AM
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I agree he has done really well thus far this season for us. I am pleased and impressed.
Its good to see he has such a strong liking for the club as well, lets hope he improves even further in the future and stays for many years to come.
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Antonini Living The Dream In Milan
Milan defender Luca Antonini has expressed his devotion for the Milanese club, and for the opportunity to play alongside a great such as Ronaldinho.

Following brief spells at Empoli and Sampdoria, and loan spells all over the country of Italy, Luca Antonini is finally back in Milan, and playing some commendable football this season.

He is extremely grateful for the opportunity to play with the Rossoneri, as he makes clear by saying that, “AC Milan is a dream for me, and as a child I went to the stadium as a fan, and always dreamt of playing here one day.”

He has undoubtedly been one of the surprises of the new season, and in a recent interview with SportItalia, he assured the Milan fans that, “I will do all I can to ensure that this be the only season without the Champions League. We are very sorry for this, but we are trying our best to prevent this from happening again.”

Many believe that Antonini could earn a call up to the national team in the near future, and in response to this, the defender made his intentions clear by stating that, “it’s a great dream of mine, one in which I hope will happen soon.”

Antonini had some final comments for the clubs’ recent signing Ronaldinho from Barcelona: “He is a great player, but also a nice guy and a humble man. We are very close friends, and he is my Brazilian ‘brother’ at the club. Most of my team mates even call me ‘Antoninho’.


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post Nov 11 2008, 04:27 PM
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National Team? Hmmmm...I don't think so, but we have in Adzurra Grosso and Dossena at left side. They don't ideal now for me.

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Happy Birthday LUCA !!!! (IMG:style_emoticons/default/cool.gif)
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Fishdoll (IMG:style_emoticons/default/balloons.gif) (IMG:style_emoticons/default/balloons.gif) (IMG:style_emoticons/default/balloons.gif) HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Luca. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/96.gif)
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Happy birthday Luca!
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this dude oughta step up, i'd thought he was pretty decent last year, he's been a no-show this season
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Antonini is a bit of a mystery to Fishdoll this year. The last thing really heard from him is his not getting a raise. He's hardly been called up and hasn't played at all in the league, at least to Fishdoll's memory. Seems that the coach doesn't rate him or maybe something else is going on. Last season he was always one of those guys with serious fighting spirit.
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QUOTE (Tennie @ Oct 3 2009, 08:46 PM) *
Antonini is a bit of a mystery to Fishdoll this year. The last thing really heard from him is his not getting a raise. He's hardly been called up and hasn't played at all in the league, at least to Fishdoll's memory. Seems that the coach doesn't rate him or maybe something else is going on. Last season he was always one of those guys with serious fighting spirit.

I don't really rate him that highly he's good back up and he'll have a good game now and then but he's not that good. But taking into concideration that Janku is the other option at LB it can't hurt to give him a shot.

Although I want this constant squad rotation to stop, the players will never settle at this rate. Give Abate the RB position and move Zambro over to the left and let them settle before switching everything up by the next game.

Same goes for the midfield, who aside from Pirlo is a rivolving door atm, same goes for the strikers, let Hunter and Pato settle, we all know that Pippo can come in at any point in a match and if its his day he'll change it around.
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i'm just rather dissapointed, he did quite well in the few games i saw him play last seaon, in one of those games the commentator when on&on bout how good he was playing saying 'he's been well tutored at the maldini school of defence' i actually believed all i was seeing& hearing would materialise into a first team spot. i remember fester also saying he is being re-called to replace janku for good. now he just sits&pisses away.
he seemed sooo less than average in our pre-season games he played
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QUOTE (ganney @ Oct 3 2009, 05:56 PM) *
i'm just rather dissapointed, he did quite well in the few games i saw him play last seaon, in one of those games the commentator when on&on bout how good he was playing saying 'he's been well tutored at the maldini school of defence' i actually believed all i was seeing& hearing would materialise into a first team spot. i remember fester also saying he is being re-called to replace janku for good. now he just sits&pisses away.
he seemed sooo less than average in our pre-season games he played

Last year, i agree that he was Very impressive, but this prea-season he look clinically stupid...
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can someone please tell me why this kid isnt gettin a chance to play? every single defender we have has had a chance to play even with there poor showings except antonini! oddo, zambo, janko, kaladze, even FAVALLI AND OOCH!!!! wow thats embarassing.
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He's bad.
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Haha 100% agree with Dst, people seem to think Luca Antonini's a good, promising, young, talent. I can only agree to him being named Luca Antonini (IMG:style_emoticons/default/tongue.gif)
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Antonini is hanging around because he's an obligatory Italian presence on the roster. Nothing more.
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QUOTE (MizNelson @ Oct 4 2009, 07:35 PM) *
Antonini is hanging around because he's an obligatory Italian presence on the roster. Nothing more.

oooo someone is super smart (IMG:style_emoticons/default/wink.gif)
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Antonini had a superb game today, lets hope he keeps it up. I am always happy seeing former Primavera play well
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(from acmilan.com)

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L'A.C. Milan comunica che i calciatori Ignazio Abate e Luca Antonini hanno prolungato i rispettivi contratti con la Società fino al 30 Giugno 2014.


Contract renewed through 2014.
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He's played much better than I thought he could. I believe it's deserved.
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QUOTE (dst @ Feb 11 2010, 05:36 PM) *
He's played much better than I thought he could. I believe it's deserved.


Exactly what dst said. ^

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QUOTE (dst @ Feb 11 2010, 10:06 AM) *
He's played much better than I thought he could. I believe it's deserved.

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Bad news. Mediaset's reporting that he'll be out at least a month with (I think it translates as) a muscle tear.
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Need Zambro on the left to deal with Valencia/Nani. His injury + schole's fortunate goal cost us the game

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What a shame. he was doing really well last night. hope to have Zambro back asap.
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(from acmilan.com. their translation)

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CONGRATULATIONS TO THE LUCA ANTONINI FAMILY!
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MILAN - The second daughter of Luca and Benedetta, Viola Maria Antonini, was born. Sofia's little sister weighed 2.98kgs. Best wishes to our champion and the mum of Viola Maria, Mrs. Benedetta.


(IMG:style_emoticons/default/babysmiley1f.gif) (IMG:style_emoticons/default/babysmiley1f.gif) (IMG:style_emoticons/default/babysmiley1f.gif) Congratulations!
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2nd daughter? I didn't even know he had one. way to go, Luca (IMG:style_emoticons/default/happy.gif)
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For some reason I still think of him as a young player. While is still young as a person, in footballing terms he should be peaking.
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QUOTE (Zed.D @ Mar 22 2010, 05:32 PM) *
2nd daughter? I didn't even know he had one. way to go, Luca (IMG:style_emoticons/default/happy.gif)

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QUOTE (kurtsimonw @ Mar 22 2010, 02:40 PM) *
For some reason I still think of him as a young player. While is still young as a person, in footballing terms he should be peaking.

As do I.
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The fact that he has no left foot is a bit worrying, but he's certainly got a lot of heart...
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QUOTE (kurtsimonw @ Mar 22 2010, 12:40 PM) *
For some reason I still think of him as a young player. While is still young as a person, in footballing terms he should be peaking.


He's one of the players who is probably a late bloomer. He might be 24/25 in football terms.
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i think if luca keeps playing at this level zambro will have to look for a nw team, antonini has been soo influencial in games where we donèt expect him too.
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Personally, I really like him. He's not the best but he's been solid in a position we were struggling with for a while. I'd like to see if he has reached his full potential yet or not.
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Antonini is one man who we should just keep at lb since its clear we aint gonna rebuild much or at all in the summer our focus should be right back

was nice to see anto surging through lazio unlucky not to score made me smile in an other wise bs game
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He better work on his crossing though. His runs are amazing. Top class. His covering is average...and his crosses are substandard. Right footed bloke playing on the left...
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QUOTE (Jack Sparrow @ Mar 30 2010, 07:04 AM) *
Right footed bloke playing on the left...

Yup... only God is good enough to do that at a world class level for 25 years! (IMG:style_emoticons/default/cool.gif)
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Playing on the 'wrong side' is no excuse really. I cnsider myself very right footed yet have pretty much always played on the left. Sure, I try to do as much as I can with my right foot but can still pass/cross with my left and I'm miles away from ever being close to professional, so for somebody who plays for one of the Worlds biggest clubs to not be able to put competent crosses in with his 'wrong' foot is a bit sad.
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Playing on the 'wrong side' is no excuse really. I cnsider myself very right footed yet have pretty much always played on the left. Sure, I try to do as much as I can with my right foot but can still pass/cross with my left and I'm miles away from ever being close to professional, so for somebody who plays for one of the Worlds biggest clubs to not be able to put competent crosses in with his 'wrong' foot is a bit sad.

its wierd but i agree i mean i like right footed left backs for e.g when santon played against united at lb he was awesome and also the likes of phillip lahm at LB now an then

doesnt really matter what foot you are as long you get the job done

messi = RW - i know antonini is no messi LOL but there are many examples of right footers on the left an vice versa

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Well if you're playing on the wrong side of your foot, either you're a dribbler who cuts onto your strong foot..or you can cross with your weaker foot.

Antonini doesn't do either that well.

I'm not saying he should be sold, just that there are facets he needs to work on really hard, coz I don't want us to spend money on a new LB, when we can improve the one we've got.
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QUOTE (Jack Sparrow @ Mar 30 2010, 12:07 PM) *
God was two-footed. Shame on you for thinking he's less than perfect. You ought to be ex-communicated.

He was right footed. He worked on his left foot to turn into a LB. Of course he is perfect, he would not be able to do that if he was not.

QUOTE (Suhail 3 @ Mar 30 2010, 01:20 PM) *
its wierd but i agree i mean i like right footed left backs for e.g when santon played against united at lb he was awesome and also the likes of phillip lahm at LB now an then

doesnt really matter what foot you are as long you get the job done

messi = RW - i know antonini is no messi LOL but there are many examples of right footers on the left an vice versa

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Well yeah..obviously. Few people are 'born' two-footed. But he was good with both..and Luca should be working harder is my point.
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Well yeah..obviously. Few people are 'born' two-footed. But he was good with both..and Luca should be working harder is my point.

You be talkin' **** you landlubber!
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The intensity and heart Antonini plays with has totally won this fish over. Even though he ended up out of position a couple of times on Saturday, I've got to give him a major fins up. He's done really well this year and I, er, might even have given a little fishy cheer when he was first one sprinting out of the tunnel for warmups.
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QUOTE (Fishdoll @ May 3 2010, 09:27 PM) *
The intensity and heart Antonini plays with has totally won this fish over. Even though he ended up out of position a couple of times on Saturday, I've got to give him a major fins up. He's done really well this year and I, er, might even have given a little fishy cheer when he was first one sprinting out of the tunnel for warmups.

Agreed. I think we'll see even more improvement from him next season, he's obviously a late bloomer and just the ammount of effort he puts into each game is awesome. Not to mention the chemistry he and Dinho have...
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I've always said that I expect a better player as AC Milan's LB, but I have to agree that he's a very hard working player who truly gives his all to the team. he is, as I like to put it this way, one hell of a 2nd choice LB to have. the kind of player who's young and decent, and actually adds depth to the team.

I want a(n even) better LB at Milan though. Kolarov would be cool.
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Actually, people keep saying "the young Milan fullbacks" (referring to Abate and Antonini), but no-one seems to realize that Antonini will be 28 this summer. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif)

That said, he IS our best fullback at the moment. If we sign Aogo, they should make Luca play on the right-side. He is right-footed after all.
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Antonini is a 1st teamer for me. We need to bring in a RB to compliment him.
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Unless we get a full back of the highest calibre in, then I think we should just rotate what we have and play in the in form players. All of them on their day are capable of putting in good performances.

I'm a big fan of Antonini personally, so I hope he still plays quite a few games next season regardless of who we sign.
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I believe we're getting at least a full-back this summer, probably Aogo. In that case, we should alter Zambrotta and Abate on right and Aogo and Antonini on the left.

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Antonini can play right or left, so regardless of who we sign, I don't see why he shouldn't start every game. I prefer him on the left though b/c of his Chemistry with Dinho.
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So, who all is in on the Antonini Fanboy club?
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Oh me. I'm a click away from buying the guy's jersey. As soon as I get a summer job, its mine. I really think with a few signings that help us do well in the CL, Antonini could become internationally recognized.
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me, i think he's really underrated. He's a pretty solid fullback.
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I wish he had a left foot and could mark better.
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awesome player, its ironic i fancy he more cos he's attack minded rather than his defensive work, needs to work on his clearances, i've seen him severally clear the ball only for it to land at an opponents feet at the half way line
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Happy Birthday to Luca.

He is 28 now ...
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I really like him as well. He might not be the best fullback in the world, but his desire and attitude really deserve applause.
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He should be in the Italian NT.
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Absolutely. Antonelli and Molinaro are (IMG:style_emoticons/default/puke.gif) compared to him.
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(IMG:style_emoticons/default/mad.gif) (IMG:style_emoticons/default/mad.gif) (IMG:style_emoticons/default/mad.gif) -1000 cookies to Bojinov. He broke Luca's nose!
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QUOTE (Fishdoll @ Oct 3 2010, 11:24 AM) *
(IMG:style_emoticons/default/mad.gif) (IMG:style_emoticons/default/mad.gif) (IMG:style_emoticons/default/mad.gif) -1000 cookies to Bojinov. He broke Luca's nose!

(IMG:style_emoticons/default/ohmy.gif) It didn't look that bad from the replays, it looked more like a slap and he caught him in the eyes...
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Luckily, he has enough time to rest with the international break.

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And then Luca has to go over..and say, "Dude! I just kicked you!"....
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Why can't you play like this every game?
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Why can't you play like this every game?

Well to be fair to him he did play okay, but he was still far from spectacular.

Hopefully he can build on a few consecutively good displays, then he can generate some confidence. It will do him well.

It must still be said, that despite his above usual disappointing performance, tonight he was still one who worried me most as a liability at times.

He is just so damn clumsy & awkward...

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He was good,this will create a healthy competition,always good,but Mesbah should always be a starter imo.
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He was good,this will create a healthy competition,always good,but Mesbah should always be a starter imo.

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