Real Madrid´s Brazilian forward Robinho gestures after missing a shot against Real Betis during their Spanish Cup last 16 return leg match in Madrid, January 2007. Robinho has said he is unhappy at Real Madrid, accusing Fabio Capello, the coach of the Spanish giants, of not having confidence in him...

Ronaldinho to Napoli Staying in the past, we move to 1984 when news that Diego Maradona had joined struggling Serie A side S.S.C. Napoli led to a chorus of "Why didn't we think of that?" from clubs across Europe. And they could reverberate once more if their latest plans to pick up Ronaldi...

bad luck for Neil, lets hope he makes a speedy recovery and gets back to paying at his best again

a valid point

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As long as it will help you sleep... :? :? Stop the press!!! Dsquared have produced 100 outfits for backroom staff and the first team. WOW - who cares! didnt need a write up and pictures See here, you're new round these parts so learn - Baggio likes to post news about Juventus which is what he has ...

juventino_4_ever wrote:As long as it will help you sleep...

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Stop the press!!! Dsquared have produced 100 outfits for backroom staff and the first team.

WOW - who cares!
didnt need a write up and pictures

i will sleep so much better now that i know this...

Club football is getting boring too, same teams at the top of the tree in the European leagues. England: Chelski, Man Utd, Arsenal Italy: AC Milan, Inter, Juventus (before the scandal) Spain: Barcelona, Real Madrid, Holland PSV, Ajax. Portugal Benfica, Germany Bayern Munich Belgium Anderlecht, FC B...

bring back Peter Schmeichel!!!

thanks, i will definately put that high on my to-do list next time im in the madrid province

ive been to Madrid and i never saw this revolving Madrid door?

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it seems capello has destroyed Real madrid, now they want him out! he seems very arrogant. if he goes to milan he will make a mess of the situation there. i cannot see it happening as ronaldo has just moved there... Maybe juventus... who knows... Deschamps contract expires at the end of this season,...

i think you have summed it up well. i dont think serie A will be ended for the year though, i do see where u are coming from but this would put italian soccer in more turmoil, and id hate to see that happen. struggling clubs do need more help and fundage! some drastic measures need to be taken, beca...

(rely) heavily on ticket sales, no fans means no money...

aussie_ascoli wrote:read my posts here http://www.footballnews.com.au/forum/vi ... php?t=8764

yes but that didnt answer my question as to where the money is going to come from for the poorer clubs, they rely heavily on this...

With the Serie A now being played behind closed doors for the stadiums that are not up to scratch security wise, does this now mean that cash strickend club such as parma are unable to gain money revenues from their home games ticket takings... wont this make the poorer teams in the Serie A poorer??...

will be very interesting, especially watching a game on tv with no atmosphere... will the players be excited, and what about goal celebrtions... interesting...

of course he was not right in headbuttin materazzi, for a moment i thought i was watching the running of the bulls in spain

interesting...

yeh heard about this on the news, interesting....

Klinsmann met Peter Lowy, son of Football Federation Australia chairman Frank Lowy, for lunch. "Real estate was one subject they discussed but coaching opportunities with Australia were tossed around. "The meeting was definitely business and not at all a social call." Is he Australia'...

I agree... of course anyside would love to have him, but what has he offered/ given to The brazillian side in the past 12 months?

It would be great to see Cannavaro in his home town colours, but it is still a long way off... napoli will need to gain promotion, provide Fabio with a lucrative offer, and napoli will have to set themselves up to be competative in the Serie A next season... Hope he does go to napoli though!

Mark Viduka is still in the dark about whether the mid-table English Premiership side will offer him a new contract. The 31-year-old´s deal runs out at the end of the season but Viduka said he was no clearer on whether his future lay with Gareth Southgate´s team. Asked when he expected to see a ne...

Long term i cannot see it happening. if it were to happen it would be a big loss for not only Brazilian but Football as a whole