Half time: Troyes 0 - 0 Nice

One of our players had been sent off directly (bad call again, btw), it's going to be hard.

Boca Juniors is the king of cups. Kudos for them !

Juventus!!!
all of you, i think, know what happened to italian soccer. Almost every ''Serie A'' (and some serie B and serie C) teams have been under investigation cause illegal sport acts. Juventus, but would be better say, Juventus managers have been the first perpretators of this.
I can say every italian soccer fan has been fooled by millionaire managers.
I love soccer but i hate everything around of it, first of all: SPONSORS!
I can say every italian soccer fan has been fooled by millionaire managers and fooled in front of the world!
However, let's start from Serie B, i'm wating for the big match ever:::::
La Spezia-Juventus

Forza Toro!

Troyes 2 - 0 Nice, putain de merde!

omaroski wrote:.
I love soccer but i hate everything around of it

That's possibly the most succint analysis of modern football that there is. Good luck to Juventus' fans, I wish you an honest football team and a healthy Fiat factory!

and a healthy Fiat factory!

oh yes thank you, i read somewhere that if every single family would buy 25 ''punto'' Fiat is going to be healed; not so bad, don't you?

Forza Toro!

Torino fans are extincted and those who survived are all over 70 years old

omaroski wrote:Torino fans are extincted and those who survived are all over 70 years old

Juventus fans are opportunists. Il Toro is the true team of Torino. Juventus could play everwhere else in Italy, it would be the same.
Ciao!

oh yes, Juventus got a lot of fans in Sicilia and everywhere in the south of italy.
However, never had anything against Torino since the day i saw how they celebrated Juventus lost in Champions League final match
i've always supported Torino when playing in UEFA cup, supported like a real fan!
they're just jealous fucking bastards!!!

Leeds got a win in the League Cup last night, 3-1 against Barnet. A whole seven thousand people were in attendance. Having gone about eighteen months without scoring a goal for Leeds United, Ian Moore finally got one last night - and then got another.

And some enterprising wag has immediately updated Moore's Wikipedia article.

Wikipedia wrote:On 19th September 2006 in the League Cup game against Barnet, Moore scored his first goals for Leeds United, netting twice to lead the team to a 3-1 victory. These goals have put him in line for an almost certain call up to the England Squad for the upcoming fixtures. The prolific striker has scored 2 goals in a year and these stats clearly impress. The chants of "moore moore moore, how d'ya like it, how d'ya like it" will pour round Elland Road and other international grounds for many years to come following this stunning brace against an incredibly strong Barnet side.

i can't believe how unlucky that was.
i hope this means we won't actually play him. i'd much prefer to give beckford a shot than moore.