Bobo Vieri recently appeared on the Italian TV show noted for its managerial lap dances, Chiambretti Night, and spoke about the tons of fun he and Fat Ronaldo used to have in their days at Inter:

"When I was at Inter, Ronaldo was the player who trained less than anyone else, because he was the best footballer in the world and it is true that we went back home at between 5 and 6 in the morning.

All the stuff being covered outside the unfriendly confines of the award winning Dirty Tackle...

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"I was like oh geez, Thierry Henry and myself are going to be playing as strikers together.

One of the most popular shows in Italy is "Striscia la Notizia" a parody news show (kind've like a Daily Show with Jon Stewart or a Colbert Report but more variety show styled) that is broadcast on Canale 5 in Italy. It is a very funny show and the news covers all aspects of daily life. Probably one of the shows most famous segments is the "Tapiro D'Oro" (pictured) [Golden Anteater Award] which is given to celebrities and famous people who are embarrassed in the media.

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First, the international week is incredibly boring. Second, I thought I'd start a new post here on the Italy Offside: Great Serie A games. A post that will show videos of some of the greatest Serie A games of all time. For the first post I decided to stay fairly recent. We go back to the 2004/2005 season.

It's official: Bobo Vieri has retired. Vieri was a great striker, perhaps even the best in the world when he was at Inter from 1999-2005. He bagged an amazing 103 goals in 144 appearances during that time. He's been to many clubs since, including stints and Fior and Atalanta, but in

There was a time when Christian Vieri was arguably the best striker in the world. He was a goalscoring machine and would hit the back of the net regularly in Serie A and with the national team. Although after a couple of years at the top, "Il Mostro" (The monster) as he was nicknamed by Inter fans, went through a steep decline and was not the player he once was.

Non ha più voglia di giocare, non si diverte più. Bobo Vieri, che da tempo si è dato al Texas Holdem (il poker americano) annuncia di voler smettere di giocare al calcio: "Non ho più voglia di giocare e non sono tentato nemmeno dall'estero". Ma la vera notizia è che il calciatore giramondo (ha fatto parte di tantissime societ , tra le quali Lazio, Juventus ed Inter) ha espresso queste poche battute (come è suo solito) all'uscita del Tribunale di Milano, dove si è presentato (insieme alla mamma e alla sua compagna Melissa Satta) per rendere dichiarazioni sulla causa intentata contro Telecom e Inter per spionaggio ai suoi danni.

A measly six days ago, Bobo Vieri a man without a club since he terminated his deal with Atalanta because fans "expected too much from him" announced his retirement by unequivocally stating:

"I don't want to play anymore and I'm not even tempted to play abroad."

And now, just SIX DAYS LATER he's about to sign with Brazilian minnows Botafogo.

Recently, it was reported everywhere that Christian Vieri was hanging up his boots. Vieri, at one time one of the most feared strikers in all of world football, had given all he had and was going more and more into a decline, so he it looked like he wanted to finally call it quits at age 36.

'Twas a Portuguese-speaking sweep of the podium at this year's Bidone d'Oro (Golden Trash Can for Serie A's worst flop) awards, with Juventus' big-moneyed signing taking home the big trophy. (Presumably there isn't an actual trophy, nor could the radio station get all three players to show up and collect their non-awards, but we [.