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take it easy
Also ich bin mir sicher, dass pato noch 4 - 5 jahre bei milan bleiben wird, so war es mit, sheva (shevtchenko), mit kaka, nur die idioten haben gourcuff (ich weiß nicht ob richtig geschrieben ist) gehen lassen, unglaublich!!!
Vodka_i_Džin
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yes, Sneijder und Motta sind dabei in Ukraine am mittwoch!!
APPIANO GENTILE - José Mourinho has named a squad of 25 players (4 goalkeepers, 8 defenders, 9 midfielders and 4 strikers) for Wednesday evening's UEFA Champions League Group F match against Dynamo Kiev at the Valeriy Lobanovskiy Stadium (kick-off 20:45CET):
Goalkeepers: 1 Francesco Toldo, 12 Julio Cesar, 21 Paolo Orlandoni, 51 Vid Belec.
Defenders: 2 Ivan Ramiro Cordoba, 4 Javier Zanetti, 6 Lucio, 13 Maicon, 23 Marco Materazzi, 25 Walter Samuel, 26 Cristian Chivu, 39 Davide Santon.
Midfielders: 5 Dejan Stankovic, 7 Ricardo Quaresma, 8 Thiago Motta, 10 Wesley Sneijder, 11 Sulley Muntari, 14 Patrick Vieira, 15 Rene Krhin, 19 Esteban Cambiasso, 30 Mancini.
Strikers: 9 Samuel Eto'o, 18 David Suazo, 22 Diego Milito, 45 Mario Balotelli.
Mourinho names squad for Dynamo clash
Monday, 02 November 2009 16:44:05
Goalkeepers: 1 Francesco Toldo, 12 Julio Cesar, 21 Paolo Orlandoni, 51 Vid Belec.
Defenders: 2 Ivan Ramiro Cordoba, 4 Javier Zanetti, 6 Lucio, 13 Maicon, 23 Marco Materazzi, 25 Walter Samuel, 26 Cristian Chivu, 39 Davide Santon.
Midfielders: 5 Dejan Stankovic, 7 Ricardo Quaresma, 8 Thiago Motta, 10 Wesley Sneijder, 11 Sulley Muntari, 14 Patrick Vieira, 15 Rene Krhin, 19 Esteban Cambiasso, 30 Mancini.
Strikers: 9 Samuel Eto'o, 18 David Suazo, 22 Diego Milito, 45 Mario Balotelli.
Vodka_i_Džin
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Calcio Debate: The Best Domestic Team In Europe, But Who Thinks Inter Will Be Knocked Out Of The Champions League?
Inter increased their lead at the top of Serie A to seven points at the weekend. Carlo Garganese looks at some of the domestic records the Nerazzurri are setting, but fears they will be eliminated from the Champions League unless they beat Dynamo Kiev in midweek.
Nov 2, 2009 1:00:26 PM
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Before the Goal.com forums explode with fury and yet another anti-Carlo Garganese group is created on the Big Brother that is Facebook, let me be clear right from the first whistle – Inter are not the best team in Europe.
Far from it.
But, on a domestic level there is not another squad on the planet more dominant than the Nerazzurri. Perhaps this tells us more about the ongoing problems of the other big guns in Italy following the Calciopoli scandal that singlehandedly led Inter to four consecutive Scudetti and counting, yet it is still impossible to ignore the Serie A statistics surrounding Jose Mourinho’s men.
Yesterday afternoon’s 2-0 success at Livorno increased Inter’s lead at the top of the table to seven points, just over two months into the new season. This is by far the biggest cushion in all of the major leagues in Europe, with the next most significant advantage in Turkey where Fenerbahce enjoy a three-point breather on rivals Galatasaray.
Never before in a three-points-for-a-win Serie A campaign has a club been so far ahead of the rest of the pack after just 11 games. If Inter continue at this current pace, they will beat their own total of 97 points from the 2006-07 season.
With nine wins, one draw, and one defeat, Inter have racked up 28 points. Unsurprisingly this is the largest total in Europe’s big leagues from 11 fixtures, with Carlo Ancelotti’s Premier League Chelsea close behind on 27 points. Having scored a whopping 28 goals, Inter find themselves joint-third top scorers on the continent. Only Ajax (40 from a game extra) and Arsenal (32 from a game less) boast higher totals.
Milito - 7 goals in Serie A, 0 in Europe
Despite this local supremacy – and you all know what is coming next – Inter continue to flop in the Champions League. Jose Mourinho’s men have not won in Europe’s premier cup competition for eight games – a record dating back more than a year. During these eight matches – of which three were losses – Inter have only twice been ahead, both during the same 3-3 draw with minnows Anorthosis Famagusta. This clash with the Cypriots took place on November 4, 2008.
This Wednesday – November 4, 2009 – Inter travel to the Lobanovsky Dynamo Stadium to play Ukrainian champions Dynamo Kiev. With the Beneamata bottom of Group F with three points from as many games, only one point behind Dynamo, Barcelona and Rubin Kazan, some may argue that there is no reason to panic just yet.
The truth is that unless Inter break their European winless streak in Kiev, they will be staring elimination in the face when you consider that a defeat in matchday 5 in Barcelona seems the most likely scenario. Were Inter to draw or lose against Dynamo, they would almost certainly have to either win in Barcelona before also obtaining another superior result to their direct rivals in their final home clash against Rubin, or they will have to pray for other results to go their way while scraping together at least a victory over Rubin.
If Inter need to win in Spain, they're in trouble
Make no mistake about it – Inter are in a really precarious position. It would be tedious to examine for the umpteenth time why the Nerazzurri are so strong at home yet embarrassingly weak abroad. There will be a full autopsy from this author upon Champions League elimination.
And that elimination will edge ever closer unless Inter return from Kiev with three points.
Inter increased their lead at the top of Serie A to seven points at the weekend. Carlo Garganese looks at some of the domestic records the Nerazzurri are setting, but fears they will be eliminated from the Champions League unless they beat Dynamo Kiev in midweek.
Nov 2, 2009 1:00:26 PM
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Balotelli & Eto'o - Inter (Getty Images)
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Teams
Before the Goal.com forums explode with fury and yet another anti-Carlo Garganese group is created on the Big Brother that is Facebook, let me be clear right from the first whistle – Inter are not the best team in Europe.
Far from it.
But, on a domestic level there is not another squad on the planet more dominant than the Nerazzurri. Perhaps this tells us more about the ongoing problems of the other big guns in Italy following the Calciopoli scandal that singlehandedly led Inter to four consecutive Scudetti and counting, yet it is still impossible to ignore the Serie A statistics surrounding Jose Mourinho’s men.
Yesterday afternoon’s 2-0 success at Livorno increased Inter’s lead at the top of the table to seven points, just over two months into the new season. This is by far the biggest cushion in all of the major leagues in Europe, with the next most significant advantage in Turkey where Fenerbahce enjoy a three-point breather on rivals Galatasaray.
Never before in a three-points-for-a-win Serie A campaign has a club been so far ahead of the rest of the pack after just 11 games. If Inter continue at this current pace, they will beat their own total of 97 points from the 2006-07 season.
With nine wins, one draw, and one defeat, Inter have racked up 28 points. Unsurprisingly this is the largest total in Europe’s big leagues from 11 fixtures, with Carlo Ancelotti’s Premier League Chelsea close behind on 27 points. Having scored a whopping 28 goals, Inter find themselves joint-third top scorers on the continent. Only Ajax (40 from a game extra) and Arsenal (32 from a game less) boast higher totals.
Milito - 7 goals in Serie A, 0 in Europe
Despite this local supremacy – and you all know what is coming next – Inter continue to flop in the Champions League. Jose Mourinho’s men have not won in Europe’s premier cup competition for eight games – a record dating back more than a year. During these eight matches – of which three were losses – Inter have only twice been ahead, both during the same 3-3 draw with minnows Anorthosis Famagusta. This clash with the Cypriots took place on November 4, 2008.
This Wednesday – November 4, 2009 – Inter travel to the Lobanovsky Dynamo Stadium to play Ukrainian champions Dynamo Kiev. With the Beneamata bottom of Group F with three points from as many games, only one point behind Dynamo, Barcelona and Rubin Kazan, some may argue that there is no reason to panic just yet.
The truth is that unless Inter break their European winless streak in Kiev, they will be staring elimination in the face when you consider that a defeat in matchday 5 in Barcelona seems the most likely scenario. Were Inter to draw or lose against Dynamo, they would almost certainly have to either win in Barcelona before also obtaining another superior result to their direct rivals in their final home clash against Rubin, or they will have to pray for other results to go their way while scraping together at least a victory over Rubin.
If Inter need to win in Spain, they're in trouble
Make no mistake about it – Inter are in a really precarious position. It would be tedious to examine for the umpteenth time why the Nerazzurri are so strong at home yet embarrassingly weak abroad. There will be a full autopsy from this author upon Champions League elimination.
And that elimination will edge ever closer unless Inter return from Kiev with three points.
Dinarski-Vuk
Vuk sa Dinare
Spielt heute bei Juve eigentlich Caceres ?
Ich mein er wäre ja sicher viel geeigneter als ein Grygera, aber ja.
Wird Trezegeut die einzige sturmspitze sein?
Nun man sollte wirklich nie seine Gegner unterschätzen aber ich denke das Juve in Israel alles klar machen wird. Auch denke ich wird Bayern Bordeaux schlagen, bordeaux konnte ja in münchen "nur" überzeugen, weil die bayern praktisch gar nicht gespielt haben. Robben wird ja auch nicht von anfang an spielen.
Ich mein er wäre ja sicher viel geeigneter als ein Grygera, aber ja.
Wird Trezegeut die einzige sturmspitze sein?
Nun man sollte wirklich nie seine Gegner unterschätzen aber ich denke das Juve in Israel alles klar machen wird. Auch denke ich wird Bayern Bordeaux schlagen, bordeaux konnte ja in münchen "nur" überzeugen, weil die bayern praktisch gar nicht gespielt haben. Robben wird ja auch nicht von anfang an spielen.
Vodka_i_Džin
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yes, Sneijder und Motta sind dabei in Ukraine am mittwoch!!
Mourinho names squad for Dynamo clashMonday, 02 November 2009 16:44:05
APPIANO GENTILE - José Mourinho has named a squad of 25 players (4 goalkeepers, 8 defenders, 9 midfielders and 4 strikers) for Wednesday evening's UEFA Champions League Group F match against Dynamo Kiev at the Valeriy Lobanovskiy Stadium (kick-off 20:45CET):
Goalkeepers: 1 Francesco Toldo, 12 Julio Cesar, 21 Paolo Orlandoni, 51 Vid Belec.
Defenders: 2 Ivan Ramiro Cordoba, 4 Javier Zanetti, 6 Lucio, 13 Maicon, 23 Marco Materazzi, 25 Walter Samuel, 26 Cristian Chivu, 39 Davide Santon.
Midfielders: 5 Dejan Stankovic, 7 Ricardo Quaresma, 8 Thiago Motta, 10 Wesley Sneijder, 11 Sulley Muntari, 14 Patrick Vieira, 15 Rene Krhin, 19 Esteban Cambiasso, 30 Mancini.
Strikers: 9 Samuel Eto'o, 18 David Suazo, 22 Diego Milito, 45 Mario Balotelli.
Interrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
forza ragazzi
pazza interrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
2-1 2-1 2-1 2-1 2-11111111111111111111111
milito e sneijderrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
eto/milito-zlatan finito!!
Dinarski-Vuk
Vuk sa Dinare
Heute Abend Villareal gegen Lazio, na hoffen wir mal, das sie wenigstens hier richtigen fussball zeigen und nicht wie zurzeit in der seria a und bisher muss man sagen, dass Sie in der EL viel viel besser und überzeugender spielen. Ausserdem, ist lazio an der verpflichtung vom ehem. kroatischen u21 spieler, Kristijjan Ipsa interessiert.
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Esseker
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traurig.,.. dynamo hat gut gespielt...