AC Milan has had good times and bad times under Silvio Berlusconi. The Italian prime minister has brought trophies and success to the rossoneri, but he has also dragged Milan into times of little money and negative results. This current period can't be described as a prosperous one for AC Milan, old players, a new coach, and little money to spend has hurt the red half of Milan results-wise, but now Berlusconi has announced his plans for the club.

AC Milan didn't exactly have a disappointing season, they just didn't achieve much. And while the team is full of very old players (remember Oddo?), there is a project in place, this project starts with Allegri, a new, relatively young, and attacking coach. While maybe this upcoming season might not be the best for the rossoneri, the seasons to follow could be more successful.

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IL TABELLINO:
JUVENTUS: Buffon, Caceres, Chiellini, De Ceglie, Legrottaglie, Zebina, Candreva (76' Marchisio), Diego (84' Salihamidzic), Sissoko, Amuari (90' Giovinco), Del Piero. A disp.: Manninger, Grosso, Grygera, Paolucci. All.: Zaccheroni
GENOA: Amelia, Bocchetti, Criscito (88'Aleksic), Dainelli, Mesto, Papastathopoulos, Rossi, Zapater, Acquafresca (46' Fatic), Sculli, Suazo (68' El Shaarawi).

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IL TABELLINO:
GENOA: Amelia, Criscito (71' Milanetto), Dainelli (80' Jankovic), Mesto, Moretti, Papastathopoulos, Rossi, Zapater (73' Bocchetti), Palacio, Sculli, Suazo. A disp.: Scarpi, Fatic, Tomovic, , Lazarevic. All.: Gasperini.
BOLOGNA: Viviano, Lanna, Moras, Portanova, Zenoni, Buscè, Guana, Mingazzini (75' Casarini), Adailton (85' Gimenez), Zalayeta (80' Succi).

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Sunday, June 20th 2010
Kick Off : 15:00 BST
Venue : Mbombela Stadium, Nelspruit South Africa

The second match of the day in group F of the World Cup between Italy and New Zealand will be played at the Mbombela Stadium on 20 June 2010, kick-off set for 3:00 PM.

I know, the Italy Offside has been pretty dead recently and I haven't really added new posts. But you know this tournament called the World Cup has been going on and it's been pretty interesting. So I've been paying attention to that, and let's be honest, most people are. Sure Serie A clubs are still making moves and trying to solve things for next season, but nothing really serious is going on, and nothing big will happen until probably mid-July when this whole World Cup thing comes to an end and pre-season training begins.

AC MilanMilan have taken goalkeeper Marco Amelia on a season's loan from Genoa following the expiry of Dida's contract and the sale of Marco Storari to Juventus. Amelia, age 28, began his career...
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By Dominic Vieira, writing from Portugal

AC Milan has made several changes in their goalkeeping sector which was one of their top priorities. They signed Italian stopper Marco Amelia on loan from Genoa whilst Dida and Marco Storari left the club.

Buffon has been troubled by his back for just about three years, and when he had to pull out of the World Cup just 45 minutes in the first match, it was time for Buffon to get an operation. Buffon was operated in Milan because of his herniated disc and the operation went perfectly, a complete success which will take some time to recover from.

Buffon has been troubled by his back for just about three years, and when he had to pull out of the World Cup just 45 minutes in the first match, it was time for Buffon to get an operation. Buffon was operated in Milan because of his herniated disc and the operation went perfectly, a complete success which will take some time to recover from.

Interesting predicament arising in the peninsula. Brazilian goalkeeper Rubinho, the owner of Serie A's most famous uni-brow, is in the middle of it. Last season, the 27 year old goalkeeper was signed by Palermo after impressive performances at Genoa. However, he didn't live up to expectations and a string of bad performances led to Walter Zenga choosing emerging young talent Salvatore Sirigu as the starting goalkeeper, relegating Rubinho to the bench.

Italy's oldest soccer club finished a disappointing ninth last season, and the management has made it clear this offseason that such a result is unacceptable. Disappointing play by a number of key players left the club outside the top six, one year after qualifying for the UEFA Cup and two years after returning to Serie A after a long climb up the Italian leagues.