International Soccer - General Discussion
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Post: #439 Zuletzt bearbeitet: 24.01.2012, 16:18 24.01.2012, 12:58 Re: International Soccer - General Discussion
Serie A, end of first round... let me just congratulate with:
teams Juventus out from the worst times of its history, set the new (for the team) Serie A record of consecutive games with no defeats (19, previous was 17)and has currently the best defense of the league (Juventus' Achille's heel, according to experts  )Juventus Stadium What's normal everywhere in the world is exceptional in Italy: Juventus is the only Italian pro team to own one's own stadium. Congrats for defeating evil Italian bureaucracy and making a miracle: an alway crowded stadium. Juventus was historically used to set new record in somebody else stadium Udinese usual "experts" gave "5" to Udinese because they sold strong players like Sanchez and did not bring in new talented ones; according to a main Italian newspaper, it should be a miracle for Guidolin leading the team to 4th place like last season. Well, now Udinese set team new record of point for first round and is three point from the top... with a very "low cost" team. players Francesco Totti last day scored his 211th goal with AS Roma, new Serie A record of goal scored with the same team (previoulsy, Nordhal with AC Milan). This season he could even possibly reach 3rd place between top scorer ever: Silvio Piola 274 Nordhal 225 Meazza and Altafini 216 Raffaele Rubino Novara captain scored with the same team in all (four) professional series in Italy, like just two player before him. |
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Post: #438 Zuletzt bearbeitet: 24.01.2012, 23:33 23.01.2012, 00:11 Re: International Soccer - General Discussion
italian league
novara-milan 0-3 57'ibrahimovic 73'robinho 90'ibrahimovic 
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To make the playing day no.18 complete here the results of the Sunday games in German Bundesliga
Hamburger SV – Borussia Dortmund 1:5 (0:2) 0:1 Großkreutz (16.) 0:2 Lewandowski (37.) 0:3 Błaszczykowski (58.) 0:4 Błaszczykowski (76.) 0:5 Lewandowski (83.) 1:5 Guerrero (86.) Bayer Leverkusen – FSV Mainz 05 3:2 (2:0) 1:0 Pospěch (10. Own goal) 2:0 Friedrich (35.) 2:1 Polanski (51.) 2:2 Caligiuri (53.) 3:2 Bender (70.) |
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chrispocz wrote:Yes. I do not enjoy that Borussia won. But as Tarl wrote good attitude of Polish players. In recent times, is a rarity. Well inspire before Euro 2012. Wishing you guys in Poland good luck for Euro 2012. 
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Yes. I do not enjoy that Borussia won. But as Tarl wrote good attitude of Polish players. In recent times, is a rarity. Well inspire before Euro 2012.
Ps. The fifth goal (Lewandowski) it was Meisterstück! |
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JuFan wrote:chrispocz wrote:HSV Hamburg - Borussia Dortmund 1:5 PS: I guess chris is for the polish players while mine is for the soccer fun in northern germany.
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chrispocz wrote:HSV Hamburg - Borussia Dortmund 1:5 
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Post: #432 Zuletzt bearbeitet: 22.01.2012, 17:25 22.01.2012, 17:24 Re: International Soccer - General Discussion
HSV Hamburg - Borussia Dortmund 1:5
0:1 Grosskreutz (16) 0:2 Lewandowski (37) 0:3 Błaszczykowski (58) 0:4 Błaszczykowski (76-pen) 0:5 Lewandowski (83) 1:5 Guerrero (86)
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Serie A
Roma - Cesena 5-1 Totti (1', 8') ®, Borini (8') ®, Eder (C ), Juan (62') ®, Pjanic (70') ® (great: I have Totti, Juan and Eder in my "fantacalcio" team! Atalanta - Juventus 0-2 Lichtsteiner (54') (J), Giaccherini (81') (J) (...and Lichtsteiner too!) Today (Sunday) the last games of first round (plus Catania - Roma, to be finished in February) Juventus 41 Milan 37 Udinese 35 |
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Post: #430 Zuletzt bearbeitet: 21.01.2012, 20:42 21.01.2012, 17:23 Re: International Soccer - General Discussion
The results of the Saturday 15:30 matches of playing day No.18 in German Bundesliga.
SC Freiburg – FC Augsburg 1:0 (0:0) 1:0 Ginter (88.) TSG 1899 Hoffenheim – Hannover 96 0:0 FC Schalke 04 – VfB Stuttgart 3:1 (1:0) 1:0 Matip (3.) 2:0 Papadopoulos (57.) 3:0 Draxler (80.) 3:1 Okazaki (87.) VfL Wolfsburg – 1.FC Köln 1:0 (0:0) 1:0 Polter (77.) 1.FC Nürnberg – Hertha BSC 2:0 (1:0) 1:0 Esswein (42.) 2:0 Maroh (84.) [edit+addition] the 18:30 game and its result: 1.FC Kaiserslautern - SV Werder Bremen 0:0 |
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The second half of the season is started today with the Friday game in German Bunderliga – playing day no.18
Borussia Mönchengladbach – FC Bayern München 3:1 (2:0) 1:0 Reuss (11‘) 2:0 Hermann (41‘) 3:0 Hermann (71‘) 3:1 Schweinsteiger (76‘) |
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Buccaneer wrote:The former football star Ailton with illicit hand game in the penalty area... Excellent ...A torrid night to you buddy 
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The former football star Ailton with illicit hand game in the penalty area...
[Versteckter Link - Registrierung notwendig] Is there now a penalty kick? 
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Post: #426 Zuletzt bearbeitet: 19.01.2012, 02:23 19.01.2012, 02:20 Re: International Soccer - General Discussionbrudgon wrote:italian cup Come on, Milan won 2-1, eventually By the way, Coppa Italia is really a preposterous tournament, nowadays... Take Novara for instance: they won the last two games far from home in two knock-out one-game (no return game); then they played far from home in Milan... even if Novara had won, they were supposed to play next round vs Lazio... again far from home! And still a one knock-out game... Coppa Italia today is made in order to favour the top 8 Serie A team, that begin to play just from 8th final; overall in the competition the rule basically says the strongest team play at home the knock-out game, semi finals only require a return match. All that in order to please (this time) Rai TV, that broadcasts the event. If mathematic is not an opinion, a top 8 team have to play just 5 (five) games in order to win Coppa Italia. If I was Mrs UEFA, I wouldn't accept any team in Euro competition from Coppa Italia... |
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19/01/1960 happy birthday to mauro tassotti former ac milan football player
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