I wasn't, Roma are thin on reserves and their starters are getting tired. After awhile The Special One II cannot work miracles.
When he's healthy is Lorenzo Insigne one of the world's best?
Serie A returns!
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I wasn't, Roma are thin on reserves and their starters are getting tired. After awhile The Special One II cannot work miracles.
When he's healthy is Lorenzo Insigne one of the world's best?
Juve sucked, its almost like it was fixed, they played so well against Milan. I agree Barella is great, Bastone, Hakimi ..they have good players. Maybe they'll beat Milan to the scudetto.
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Bastoni, he has more than one club.
The return of The Great Zlatanissimo! Depth is always an advantage, not to risk re-injury Kjaer is only getting 50 minutes of match time.
The return of The Great Zlatanissimo! Depth is always an advantage, not to risk re-injury Kjaer is only getting 50 minutes of match time.
Maldini knew that Zlata didn't want to sell his villa in Rozzano. There are worse smells in LA than sheep shit. The time when Zlata and Kjaer were not team mates.
As I said before he's a good player but he's dirty, the have a statue for Zlatan in Malmo but it keeps getting destroyed and damaged.
Technically he's a Swede but heritage wise he's a Herzegoven. His parents got out before the shit hit the fan. His ancestral home town of Sokolac isn't far from Srebrenica. And he's making his home in southwest Lombardy, not Sweden.
I hate to correct my distinguished friend, but he s not "technically a Swede". He is a Swede by birth, born in Malmoe. He has the personality of a Swede.
As all Scandinavians, he is an Italiaphile. Who can blame him for settling in Lombardy.
I dunno Dane, the Swedes I met weren't very aggressive, they just licked to fuck. Maybe it's a South Sweden trait. There is a sizeable retired Scandinavian population in Formia.
And the Genovese love their Ragazzino.
And the Genovese love their Ragazzino.
Danes and Swedes have a complicated relationship. For centuries, Sweden, or large parts of Sweden was part of Denmark. In 1520, after the coronation of King Christian II, the council of Swedish noblemen sent a letter requesting more autonomy for Sweden. The Danish king invited them to a meeting in Stockholm November 7 - 9, where they were all beheaded. The bloodbath in Stockholm.
When I was a child, the rivalry between Denmark and Sweden was mainly football, and Denmark was at a disadvantage because it did not allow professionals on the national team, which the nasty Swedes did. Both Denmark and Sweden had many players in Italy, but only the swedes could play on the national team. I remember Kurt Hamrin. When I was a child, Denmark always lost. Nowadays, the contest is more even, and Denmark usually wins.
Kurt Roland Hamrin (Swedish: [ˈkɵʈː hamˈriːn]; born 19 November 1934) is a Swedish retired footballer who played as a winger. He began his career in his home country with AIK, but later played for several Italian clubs, most notably Fiorentina, with whom he won two Coppa Italia titles, a Cup Winners' Cup, and a Mitropa Cup over nine years, making over 350 appearances for the club and scoring over 200 goals in all competitions. A prolific goalscorer, he is currently the eighth highest goalscorer of all-time in Italy's Serie A, with 190 goals.[1]
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Something good came out of Nov 13 2017, Robin Olsen got a contract with Roma. It was a waste of money, he's currently on loan to Everton.
Man do they have some great goal-tending!
Man do they have some great goal-tending!
I read his book. He has a Bosnian father and a Croatian mother. Let's say he did not had an easy childhood. Outside the turf he is known as a good family man that hardly drink an occasional corona.
I have not read his book, but I know he grew up in a very rough neighbourhood in Malmo.
