Why would any true Neapolitan ever play for anyone but Napoli? (Immobile being the exception to the rule).Quote:
Originally Posted by SteveHFC
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Why would any true Neapolitan ever play for anyone but Napoli? (Immobile being the exception to the rule).Quote:
Originally Posted by SteveHFC
No didnt happen sorry refusing to accept that.:wink:Quote:
Originally Posted by HH81
That was almost a Zaire moment there. He was about 3 yards away when that ball was hit.
Excellent game of cricket.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lancs Harp
book the keeper and add on 20 mins
Super game of football. Shame it wasn’t the final.
I've changed my mind, they're getting on my tits again.Quote:
Originally Posted by heretoday
How can the commentator say that isn't a foul? Goalkeeper takes a leg to the stomach and a full body follow through as well. A player contests a header and someone jumps into him like that no one questions a free kick being given.
Jeez, goalkeepers really are made of glass these days.
Italy v Spain at Wembley very tasty but can only see an Italian win in that one. Thought Italy were fantastic tonight. End of a golden generation I think for Belgium. Won nothing but been very entertaining.
It's amazing how they still do this whole time wasting faking injury thing and get away with it. Really takes the edge off how good they have played for me
Great game and Italy were fantastic, even loved the bawbaggery at the end to seal the deal
Italy v Spain would have been a great final
Some amount of bawbaggery flying about at full time an awQuote:
Originally Posted by Mon Dieu4
Surely the Italian players should not be hugging fans in the crowd. Given these teams are living in bubbles they are taking a huge risk.
It's magnificent to watch.Quote:
Originally Posted by Iain G
Where did the Italian boy lose his shorts???
There's a hunger among the Italians that even the winners-elect England will have to be a little wary of. Know it's a but crazy but the Italians might even make a match of the final to keep the criowd interested :greengrin.Quote:
Originally Posted by Iain G
I love the way this Italy team play, although they’re going to have to adapt without Spinazzola.
It’s funny, I’ve not been watching as much “elite football” in recent years, I’ve just got a bit bored with it. What that means though is that I’m unfamiliar with a lot of the teams and players - which makes it more like a finals from 30 years ago for me, which is brilliant.
Can’t say the games tomorrow get the pulse racing , but you never know.
Do for me mate but Im sure you undertand that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Smartie
See, other than the bizarre Croatia game I’ve found Spain quite dull.Quote:
Originally Posted by cabbageandribs1875
I’d love to see how England would get on against Italy’s energy tbh...
The prospect of Italy ****housing their way to the trophy at Wembley versus England is delicious.
To go a bit Kevin Keegan I would absolutely love that. I think we are way, way better than England but losing Spinazzola is very bad news. I remain unconvinced they’ll make it past Ukraine and Denmark.Quote:
Originally Posted by 660
The Danes will beat England.
You never know Pal I was seriously surprised Sctotland made it past Israel and Serbia. :wink: But there you go. You never know in football a player can get sent off early doors, a team can be spot on tactically, the other team off, you jut never know.Quote:
Originally Posted by One Day Soon
Leonardo Spinazzola broke his Achilles’ tendon.
Bad news for the lad he's been a star of the tournamentQuote:
Originally Posted by Magpie
Aye. But, let's face it, it was a given that they'll only have half a squad by the time they play England in the final!Quote:
Originally Posted by Alfred E Newman
No chanceQuote:
Originally Posted by heretoday
Thats a really bad one that can cause long lasting issues.Quote:
Originally Posted by Magpie