Goal video highlights from the Bologna vs Inter Milan Serie A game on November 21, 2009 Saturday.
With their win, Inter have extended their lead at the top of Serie A over Juve to eight points.
Juventus play tomorrow. Final full time score :- Bologna 1-3 Inter Milan ( Marcelo Zalayeta 23′/
Diego Milito 22′, Mario [. Click to continue reading...
The Italian Serie A has two matches on Saturday, November 21, 2009 including Bologna v Inter
Milan (Internazionale) and Fiorentina v Parma. Currently, Inter Milan has a five point lead at the
top of the table while Bologna is in 15th place. Fiorentina is in 4th place while Parma is in 7th
place. Both matches will be covered live (streaming video) at our other site, Free Live Sports TV,
at the links below.
Rumours are rife as we all know about Chelsea at the moment and there seems to be no stopping the
press at the moment. Ashley Cole has said this week: ""Of course every club wants to see new players and at a club like Chelsea you know whoever comes
in will be world-class, you would love to see new players but it's not my money they're spending
and it's not down to me. Click to continue reading...
El mes pasado hablábamos de Pastore en Palermo, de su salto, juego y adaptación a la vez que
"su" Huracán se ajusta (ba) a la nueva realidad respecto de sus recursos humanos. Javier llegaba a Palermo menos por pedido y búsqueda de Zenga (DT) que por deseos marcados de
(Maurizio) Zamparini, el presidente. Click to continue reading...
Fairly good week for goals, as only one game finished 0-0 (Catania-Napoli, but ask Takayuki
Morimoto about that). The top scorer table is still wide open, as Di Natale started strong but now
has cooled off so he remains at 9, while Hamsik is second with 7 and that's impressive for a
midfielder.
Milan has really jumped up the table these past few weeks. After the horrible start where
everyone condemned the Rossoneri to a season of misery, Leonardo's squad has made a complete
turnaround, finally playing well and becoming contenders once again. They now find themselves 5
points behind leaders Inter and only 2 behind Juventus and saying the word Scudetto shouldn't be
met with laughter.
According to The Daily Mail, Roberto Mancini has opened the door on the possibility of succeeding
the under-fire Rafael Benitez as Liverpool manager. The in-demand Italian recently settled his £5.5 million-per-year contract with Serie A giants
Inter Milan, having parted ways with the San Siro club in May 2008. Click to continue reading...
A few nice goals this week, but nothing extraordinary. Giuseppe Mascara scored one of his
trademark wonder-goals, and Marco Borriello got back on the scoresheet with 2 goals (the second a
nice scissor kick) after almost a year. Diego Milito got back to his scoring ways as well after
being absent through injury, and Mirko Vucinic finally scored his first goal of the season.
Napoli won vs. Juventus in Torino for the first time since November 20, 1988, when Maradona's
Napoli won 5-3. Since then, there had been 11 wins and 5 ties, and Napoli hadn't scored in Torino
since March of 1998. This Napoli side has been rejuvenated under Walter Mazzarri, and they have
shown they have a never say die attitude that keeps them working for the full 90 minutes.
For a long while there, Stephen Appiah was an international footballer only. The midfielder has
not played a kick of club soccer since late 2007, but still managed to captain Ghana through a
successful World Cup 2010 qualification campaign. Which is ridiculously impressive when you think
about it.
Although we are only 10 games into the season, Klaas-Jan Huntelaar is starting to look more and
more like a big flop. 15 million euro were spent on the Dutch striker, and even if he reaches 5
goals this season it would seem like a big achievement. Sure you can say that he needs time to
adapt to a new style of play, new language, new culture, but it's already November almost and we
still have not seen Huntelaar's name on the score sheet.
What a tumultuous ten weeks it has been. When the season kicked off, even the most
Italian-friendly pundits were predicting that this season, dubbed 'Year Zero' by the AC Milan fans,
would be the dullest season in Italian history.
But it is now clear how wrong that prediction was. In the first two games of the season, most
predictions were proven true as AC Milan were pummelled 4-0 by rivals Inter Milan, while Roma
slumped to two successive defeats and Genoa and Juve both played with style.
I didn't put up a Weekend Round-up yesterday because I figured with the midweek round tomorrow,
it would be pointless to update everything twice. So we'll dive in straight to Goals of the Week.
Not as great as last week, but still some good goals, especially Daniele Mannini's one-time volley
vs.
Giusto qua e là a margine della dello scorso week end calcistico.
JUVENTUS. Continua a giocare male, ma rispetto alle precedenti gare si è
verificato un fatto molto importante: ha saputo gestire il vantaggio. Ferrara ha rinunciato a
propositi di 4-2-3-1, con Trezeguet solo in attacco, tornando ad un 4-4-2 più congeniale.
Sampdoria get the business done crushing Bologna 4-1 on Saturday. Pazzini continues to score
and... Looking to advertise on our site? Want to send us your comments? You can contact us at,
owngoalnetwork[at]live[dot]ca Click to continue reading...
Franco Colomba had been waiting by the phone for what seemed like ages. Then the call came, and
he said: "Yes". He was back in the game. The Menarini family wanted him to become
Bologna's fourth manager in under a year. Colomba turned to his wife and said: "From this day
forward you can call me ‘mister' again.
Giampaolo Pazzini celebrates his goal in Sampdoria's 4-1 win over Bologna just one week after
suffering a broken nose and being told he would be out for a month.
His protective mask fittingly describes him as "crazy."
Inspired by this form of injury-induced expression, Cristiano Ronaldo has already decided that
if he ever breaks his nose, his mask will read: "effeminate.
This is going to be a good goals of the week post. There are many nice goals, and in particular
the goals from Stankovic and Dessena are awesome to watch. Goals after the jump.
Dejan Stankovic vs. Genoa Stankovic notices that Amelia makes an error on the clearance and moves
to the right, hitting the ball on the volley from way out and it sailed over Amelia and into the
net.
The picture on the left is the photo sequence of Dejan Stankovic's 54 meter long strike vs Genoa
on Saturday. Marco Amelia messed up his clearance, and Stankovic coordinated a beautiful volley
that sailed over Amelia and bounced into the net. Goals from midfield are always nice to look
at.
Does anyone know who Adailton is? Or Pablo Counago? And what have they got in common? Give up? Ok, no need to rush to google: the answer is that they both finished the FIFA U20 World
Cup as top scorers (1997 and 1999 respectively) and were considered among the best talents of their
generation. Click to continue reading...
Sorry I didn't get up a weekend round-up yesterday, it was a really busy day. However I don't
want to disrupt the weekly order so I'll go straight to Goals of the Week. Last week was probably
the worst goals of the week post of all time. I think this week made up for it with some quality
strikes.
Ho vissuto momenti personali assai difficili dopo il pareggio con il Bologna e il Bordoux e la
sconfitta a Palermo. Desidero ricordare agli amici del nostro Sito, non certo per vanteria, ma solo
per puntualizzazione, che in tempi non sospetti ho scritto post che anticipavano ciò che succede
dopo.
