• This post was guest-blogged by Steve Amoia. Follow him on Twitter (@worldfootballcm). • Contributions on ‘Playing Career’ by Adam Digby. Affectionately known as “Schizzo”, Marco Tardelli is an iconic figure of international football. A highly decorated player and integral part of Juve’s mid-80s golden era, he is most remembered worldwide for that celebratory …
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Cinquanta Stelle: Fabrizio Ravanelli
Sometimes it only takes the slightest scent of something to whisk you back twenty years or so, to a place or an event that has left an indelible mark on your conscience, something so unforgettable it takes the merest hint of it to spark a nostalgic trip down memory lane. The smell of cheap imported …
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Cinquanta Stelle: Alessio Tacchinardi
This brief reflection on a legend is on a personal favorite of mine, in fact, my former namesake on the Offside and my pen-name when I first began writing about Calcio. Where did Alessio come from? My favorite player of all time, Alessio Tacchinardi, longtime loyal servant of Juventus. This post was originally published …
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Cinquanta Stelle: GAETANO SCIREA
It should not be surprising that the greatest defender in the world, comes from the land of the greatest defense, Italy. And thus, the greatest defender naturally would come from the greatest team, our beloved Vecchia Signora. Like many of Juventus Legends, Gaetano Scirea was plucked from his youth side, Atalanta at the young age …
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Cinquanta Stelle: Zinedine Zidane
While sitting around trying to think of something to do that didn’t include throwing darts at Claudio RanieriI wrote up a profile on Zizou, who I personally believe to be the greatest player of all time. Not Maradona, not Pele, who certainly were tremendous players, but Zinedine Yazid Zidane. (Disclaimer- I never watched Maradona or …
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Cinquanta Stelle: Angelo Peruzzi
La Vecchia Signora has always been blessed with good keepers, in the last 25 years or so, you can count the number of starting keepers on one hand. Tacconi, Peruzzi, Van Der Sar, and Buffon. They seem to stretch out by decade, as Tacconi was our starting keeper for most of the 80s, before being …
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Cinquanta Stelle: Antonio Conte
During the campionato with all the crowded fixtures, it is sometimes hard to write about topics unrelated to the season at hand. I’ve never been a fan of the transfer period, 95% of news is bullshit (possibly more) and I’m more interested in preseason friendlies to see how the new team will gel. It’s nice …
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