Articles tagged with "scudetto"
Juventus v. Napoli: Preview & Notes
By roberto | March 16th, 2008First and foremost, apologies for the lack of general attention to the Old Lady blog. I've been overseas securing reserves for my new Cambodian breast ...
Live Coverage: Genoa v. Juventus FORZA RAGAZZI!!!
By roberto | March 9th, 2008What: Serie A Championship, Week 27 Who: Genoa - Juventus Where: Stadio Luigi Ferraris, Genoa When: Sunday, March 9th 2008, 20:30 Streaming: Here Headin' into town today? Well just pick ...
Ranieri vs. Secco: Who Should Stay, Who Should Go?
By roberto | March 3rd, 2008Buffon couldn't have said it any better. 'We are playing like shit all over the park'. Sure that's not a direct quote, but after watching ...
Roma-Parma, if we can learn anything from history, this will not end well
By Francesco | February 29th, 2008You see this picture? That's when it ended. "What ended?" you ask. Well, basically, Parma ever getting a result vs. Roma. On that hot summer ...
Inter – Roma, Unconditional Calcio Love
By Marco | February 26th, 200838 games a season and it all comes down to this one! Inter - Roma La Liga’s big clashes manage to catch my eye but I ...
Fuck, A Review Without Many Words.
By roberto | February 4th, 2008Hit the showers Belardi, Buffon's back! (no pun intended) He's no where near exceptional, but at least Saliham's consistent. Lego had a game to forget. Make the next a ...
Sissoko & Stendardo Now, Mellberg In July, Tiago Still Retarded
By roberto | January 28th, 2008Reports out of Italy are confirming the signing the Momo Sissoko and Olef Mellberg this morning. Momo has apparently signed a contract for four and ...
Coppa Italia Quaters, Plus Goodbye Tiago - Hello Sissoko!
By roberto | January 25th, 2008Fielding a starting eleven for this one was no easy task. Yet, you just knew with the atmosphere being what it has always been when ...
A Photo Tribute To Gianni Agnelli; The Greatest Juventino That Ever Lived
By roberto | January 25th, 2008Five years ago yesterday, L'avvocato passed away. His name was Gianni Agnelli and his legacy, within the hearts of every Bianconeri, will never die. With ...
Sampdoria Preview Plus: What The Shit Is Going On?
By roberto | January 18th, 2008Ranieri isn't a happy camper and well, neither are we. Us tifosi Bianconeri have in the last week seen some pretty distressing stuff. For starters, ...
Catania v Juventus: Preview
By roberto | January 11th, 2008I Bianconeri return to the second half of their Scudetto race this Saturday as they square off against Catania at the Stadio Massimino in Sicily. ...
Happy Birthday Del Piero; Moves Into Second Place All-Time Appearances
By roberto | November 9th, 2007What more could you ask for as a career? Not much more if your Alessandro Del Piero that's for sure. 'Il Pinturicchio' turns 33 today ...
Week 34: Inter Party, Ranieri Shortlisted For Sainthood
By Martha | April 30th, 2007Despite the fact that there was a game to be played, Inter devoted yesterday's match to a Scudetto celebration featuring lots of kids and balloons ...
Inter v Empoli: Nerazzurri Kids Everywhere!
By Martha | April 29th, 2007What a weird freaking game this was. Because of the celebratory atmosphere, it felt more like a tribute match than an actual, competitive game that ...
The Last Post on Inter's Title, I Swear
By Martha | April 23rd, 2007After carefully going through all the photos at Getty and the Inter website of the team's endless celebration last night, I've come to the conclusion ...
Siena v Inter: Champions at Last!
By Martha | April 22nd, 2007The game itself was uninspiring (though we did find out Douglas Maicon's parents were trying to name him after Michael Douglas, only to be foiled ...
No Crespo For Inter -- Not Tomorrow, At Least
By Martha | April 17th, 2007Hernan Crespo may not know where's going to be playing next season, but he knows where he won't be tomorrow: On the pitch with his ...
Palermo v Newcastle, Or: UEFA Cup, USCHMEFA Cup
By Martha | November 3rd, 2006Here's what I think: Palermo are good. Inconsistent, but good. Newcastle are bad. Depressingly, laughably, horribly bad. (And yes, they're my favorite EPL team and ...
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