Italian Footy

[pipnasty]

The 25 best goals from the golden era of Serie A. The Sunday come down was made all the more bearable by C4's Italian footy coverage. 

 

 

https://www.theguardian.com/football/the-gentleman-ultra/2017/sep/20/golazos-25-best-goals-serie-a-seasons-football-italia

[Cheesecake]

video compadre? edit - oops seen it!

Edited September 21, 2017 by DPD1973

[PhilM]

Alvaro Recoba, there's a blast from the past. He scored loads of long range blooters and then completely disappeared.

[heighway]

Not one from Maradona! Shurely shome mishtake!

[doug_mac]

Not one from Maradona! Shurely shome mishtake!

maybe still some bad blood from mexico 86?

[Hassony]

This is just the channel 4 era, Maradona left Italy in 91

[heighway]

This is just the channel 4 era, Maradona left Italy in 91

Aah! My memory is playing tricks on me so, was sure I had seen him on Channel 4 in his Napoli pomp.

[Stevie H]

i'm still sort of in love with dario hubner.

[pipnasty]

Asprilla used to blam them in every single week. I went to Wembley to see Parma play Antwerp in the CWC final - Asprilla didn't play

 

[Stevie H]

at one point parma had buffon, thuram, cannavaro, sensini, veron, zola, chiesa and dino baggio in the same XI i think. bennarivo as well maybe? and asprilla? 

[Hightown Phil]

at one point parma had buffon, thuram, cannavaro, sensini, veron, zola, chiesa and dino baggio in the same XI i think. bennarivo as well maybe? and asprilla? 

 

Also Crespo I think?

[Stevie H]

Also Crespo I think?

 

that would make eleven. stoichkov was there at some point too? roberto mussi right mid as well i think. marcio amoroso came later and did for them what asprilla did for newcastle.

 

brolin was around that time too.

Edited September 21, 2017 by Stevie H

[Hightown Phil]

One of the best things about Parma was Parmalat. When they went bust there was the equivalent of £14bn missing. Just gone. Unnaccounted for,

 

Impressive. 

[Stevie H]

that was one of the biggest football collapses ever i think? parma went from being dead good to plummeting?

[Hightown Phil]

that was one of the biggest football collapses ever i think? parma went from being dead good to plummeting?

Twice.

 

Granted they weren’t dead good the second time around.

Edited September 21, 2017 by Hightown Phil

[Stevie H]

enrico chiesa was a beautiful footballer.

[Sir Tokyo Sexwale]

Asprilla - was that before he went to Newcastle? Wonder what he's up to now

 

I know I could google it

[Benzo-13]

One of the best things about Parma was Parmalat. When they went bust there was the equivalent of £14bn missing. Just gone. Unnaccounted for,

 

Impressive.

The Pedro Diniz driving fund.

[Hassony]

Asprilla - was that before he went to Newcastle? Wonder what he's up to now

 

I know I could google it

He still tweets about Newcastle

[Ibby]

remember seeing del piero on channel 4 on his debut. what a player he was

[doug_mac]

Asprilla - was that before he went to Newcastle? Wonder what he's up to now

 

I know I could google it

he was in  the news this week, 20 years since he scored a hat trick for newcastle v barca

 

good article on the daily mail website i dont know how to put it in here im s*** with computers

[Bailo]

enrico chiesa was a beautiful footballer.

Unreal Champ Man stats as well around 95/96.

 

Think my best football shout ever was when my Dad and brother told me to come in and watch Weah in his pomp. I walked in to the room, said "He's overrated" and he literally went on the run for *that* goal.

Edited September 22, 2017 by Bailo

[Hassony]

enrico chiesa was a beautiful footballer.

We've been linked with his 19 years old son

[PhilM]

Used to love Lazio back before I realised that they were a bunch of Nazi c****. Beppe Signori, Alen Boksic and Pierluigi Casiraghi was a top strike force.

[Earl Hafler]

Vialli was great. Also remember Veron smashing one in for Sampdoria