Articles tagged with "zampagna"
Rumours and Signings While Aldo Spinelli Is In Africa
By Marco | January 6th, 2008It’s a new year and Livorno are still in the fight for one more year of salvation. What surprises await the Labronici faithful for this Transfer window? I don’t think we’re a going to see that many purchases being made by our favourite burgundy co
Transfer Numero Uno: Zampagna to ... Vicenza?!
By Martha | January 3rd, 2008If you've not gathered it from how I talk about him whenever he's mentioned here, I have an irrational affection for Riccardo Zampagna. He's an uncompromising, grumpy bastard who looks like a longshoreman/mob enforcer and usually plays like one, with a lo
Monday Odds n Ends as We Learn Ranieri Didn't Want Tiago Anyway
By Martha | December 10th, 2007•Claudio Ranieri is quoted in the press as saying Juve were "forced" into buying Tiago when the high price tage Liverpool slapped on Mohamed Sissoko (who Juve were chasing fully a year ago) made them look elsewhere for midfield help. Boy, I'm sure that
Roma's Clusterfuck Comes To Town
By Marco | December 8th, 2007This is the kind of game where even Aldo Spinelli won’t get mad if Livorno doesn’t pick up any points. Roma are Second in the league and are fighting hard on all 3 fronts this season. Chris at the Roma page should have all and more of the info y
The Camolese Miracle Cure And A Burgundy Tinted Azzurri Victory
By Marco | November 24th, 2007Coooool Johnny Camels Camolese has given up the secret to his Livorno revolution recipe. The recent positive display of the Labronici seems to be all because of GC Camolese. Johnny Camels spilled the beans this week to the readers of La Repubblic
The Camolese Miracle Cure And A Burgundy Tinted Azzurri Victory
By Marco | November 24th, 2007Coooool Johnny Camels Camolese has given up the secret to his Livorno revolution recipe. The recent positive display of the Labronici seems to be all because of GC Camolese. Johnny Camels spilled the beans this week to the readers of La Repubblic
The Rumor Mill: Old Men Edition
By Martha | November 21st, 2007A far, far cry from the internationally adored youngsters who were all over the news yesterday (and will continue to be so until the transfer windows slams firmly shut) are rickety old men like Francesco Coco, Cristiano Lucarelli and Ricardo Zampagna. Not
The 3 Ugliest Men In Italy Unite And Frog Transfers
By Marco | November 20th, 2007I'm sorry about this picture but i had to share the pain. Just Plain Nasty! This picture was taken by Alex Jones at a an unholy gathering ritual of the Crazy Black Knights of Italia. Moratti, Galliani and Spinelli being in the same room is
News Roundup as Milan Try Frantically to Find Michael Jordan's Number
By Martha | November 19th, 2007I'm traveling Tuesday morning; will get back to the grindstone as soon as is humanly possible. •Kaka's dreams: 1)To captain Brazil; 2)To meet Michael Jordan; 3)To win the Golden Ball. Not necessarily in that order. •Atalanta have suspended strik
Atalanta v Udinese: A Lot of Running Around to Little Effect
By Martha | October 6th, 2007Though Ricardo Zampagna blew the game's best chance when he smashed a (dubious) penalty shot against the bar, a 0-0 draw was a very fair result for this one, a match in which neither team offering much of a threat to the opposing goal, despite good spells
Atalanta 2-1 Lazio
By Taib | September 25th, 2007What a missed opportunity. With all the other big teams slipping up we could have stole a march on them but we were outdone. Atalanta in form stiker Zampagna scored a brilliant goal in injury time to secure the win for Atalanta. Really does leave a very b
Fiorentina v Atalanta: BOBO!!!!!
By Martha | September 16th, 2007The first half of this match was pretty dismal -- a stop-start, boring, sloppy waste of time. The only reason a goal was scored is because an Atalanta defender managed to take out everyone in goal mouth when the ball was coming, and it trickled it because
Whoa -- Zampagna to the Viola?
By Martha | May 29th, 2007I freaking love Riccardo Zampagna -- he's one of those old school, bull-like strikers (albeit one capable of a bit of flair now and again) who would just as soon run through as around any defender you put in front of him; there's something really endearin
Week 36: Same Old Rossi, Can't Stop Scoring
By Martha | May 14th, 2007I don't know what to think about this Giuseppi Rossi thing. I get that the kid couldn't get on the pitch at Man U -- a 12-year-old who show flashes of brilliance probably won't get ahead of Rooney and even Saha in the pecking order. But at Newcastle? The
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