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ma vero che hanno cantato l'inno di mameli?

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davvero? ò@

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ha ripetuto 10 volte la juve non ha un attaccante sghignazzando, quando paniz(juvenitno) ha detto che l'uomo decisivo potrebbero essere marchisio o arturo, ora parla del bomber per gennaio

varriale su raisport 1 rosica abbestia

18000 messaggi, augurui

visto che spariscono i post, concedetemi questo, poi lo togliete rettifico sulla provenienza della gif, era su un backstage minuto 0.30

how i met your mother

quando vuoi, portiamo anche samba neymar

ne ho una ancora meglio di riserva

boh, tale virginia modella francese che fa sempre i pronostici sul proprio seno, c**o o dove capita

4 cosa?io di pere ne vedo 2

a me Pavel e Conte

vi beate di uno stadio fatto coi soldi pubblici, non così cari mohamed

eisfeld 2 gol ieri, questo viene su bene

Internationally-acclaimed band Muse will play two nights at Emirates Stadium next year. The multi-award winning group, renowned for their energetic live performances, will be in north London on Saturday, May 25 and Sunday, May 26, 2013 as part of The 2nd Law Tour, which is set to take in some of the finest stadia in Europe. Muse have sold more than 15 million albums worldwide and have won numerous awards including 'Best British Live Act' at the Brit Awards on two occasions and a prestigious Grammy Award for their fifth studio album The Resistance. The band is currently on tour in Europe and were a highlight of the MTV EMA Awards, where they performed their recent single Madness. In October Q magazine readers voted Muse 'Best Act in the World Today'. The announcement follows the confirmation that American band, Green Day, will perform at Emirates Stadium on Saturday, June 1. It adds to a growing list of supreme acts which have played at the stadium in recent years, including Coldplay and Bruce Springsteen. Tickets for Muse go on general sale this Friday, November 23 at 9.30am, priced from

oh, ma guarda, l'anno scorso ha fatto 2 gol da cinema e con sto pigiamino invece fa cilecca

AVB uses £5.99 coach's notepad... but is there a page on what to do when you're down to 10 men during north London derby? By SAM CUNNINGHAM PUBLISHED: 10:31 GMT, 19 November 2012 | UPDATED: 13:31 GMT, 19 November 2012 Comments (45) Share AVB does not settle for any old tatty notebook when it comes to working out Tottenham’s latest formation, or who should play up front. He actually uses one impressively labelled ‘Football Coaches Notepad’. It is described by one retailer as ‘the professional planning tool for all football coaches.’ It can be bought for only £5.99 from a website called precisiontraining.uk.com. Taking note: Villas-Boas (left) consults his notepad during Saturday's defeat at Arsenal Why is it so special? Each double-page spread not only has one page with ruled lines to scribble notes on, the other has, wait for it, a football pitch diagram for accurate tactical drawings. There is a full-range of them, and it is not inconceivable that he has the full set with the ‘Football Session Planner’, ‘Football Coach Organiser’ and ‘Football Club Planner’. Rumour has it they are soon to bring out a ‘Players I want to sign Wishlist’... How long has he used them for? A long-time student of the game, AVB has been known for carrying a notebook around with him since his school days, in which he jotted ideas about tactics and statistics on players. Under pressure: Tottenham have struggled in recent weeks He and the pad go way back then? It’s become something of a defence mechanism for him. Whenever his team are playing badly he always goes back to it for comfort — frantically thumbing through it or scribbling notes. Whether there was a page on Emmanuel Adebayor’s tackling technique remains to be seen... So, he’s used it often this season then? Yes, and he might want to revise some of his ideas – whatever it told him to do at 1.03pm on Saturday afternoon didn’t work. They were torn apart by Arsenal and conceded five goals. And he hasn’t appeared to make any notes that Spurs struggle when they play Jermain Defoe up front by himself, yet he’s done that regularly since he took charge with three attacking midfielders behind him. Steal: The notepad can be bought for just £5.99 It is a bit unusual though, isn’t it? The Portuguese is quite an obsessive character. When he was in charge at Chelsea he sometimes slept at the training ground in a Japanese-style sleeping pod and became a workaholic often working 12-hour days there. Some days he monitored the arrival time of players at training from the balcony of his office. He seems to like taking notes on everything. When he’s in training it’s not uncommon for him to be walking around with a clipboard. Five-star: Arsenal made light work of Spurs Are any other managers known for their pen and paper sideline antics? Terry Connor, who took over as manager at Wolves at the end of last season, is known as ‘Clipboard Connor’. His didn’t work much either – they lost nine and drew four of his 13 games in charge while the club were relegated rock bottom of the league. He is yet to get another managerial post. Read more: http://www.dailymail...l#ixzz2Ch9Zr6qy Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook

Fernando Torres is facing the embarrassment of being axed for Chelsea's crucial Champions League clash against Juventus as it emerges he wants to move back to Spain. Sportsmail exclusively revealed last week how Blues owner Roman Abramovich has accepted his £50million gamble on the Spain international has failed and was ready to move the striker out of Stamford Bridge. And Torres has his heart set on a return to Spain as he looks to recapture the form that made him one of the most feared strikers in the world. The idea of having the Chelsea failure on his CV certainly irks the ex-Liverpool striker, but he has privately accepted he must leave west London, with Spain his preferred destination. Potentially, Torres could return to Atletico Madrid as part of Chelsea's move to sign Radamel Falcao. Torres' disastrous spell at Stamford Bridge plummeted further on Saturday after putting in another lacklustre display in the 2-1 defeat against West Bromwich. And Roberto Di Matteo is today giving serious consideration to dropping the club's record signing for the trip to Turin. Last week, Di Matteo admitted any manager would love to have Falcao in his team as Chelsea step up their interest in the Atletico striker. Abramovich is ready to concede his £50m gamble on Torres has failed and the Blues owner will make funds available for Di Matteo. Manchester City and Real Madrid are also interested in the 26-year-old Falcao, who scored a stunning hat-trick against Chelsea in the European Super Cup. On Friday, Di Matteo said: 'Falcao is one of the best strikers, probably, in European and world football. His ratio of goals per game is quite impressive not just this season but over the last three years, at Porto and Atletico Madrid. If you ask any manager, he'd have him in his team. 'I know the window's nearing and there'll be a lot of speculation for our club, but whatever we do we'll keep it behind closed doors.' Atletico’s prized asset is impressed by the Blues' ambition, saying: ‘Chelsea are champions of Europe and there is not much more to say than that. Even after winning the Champions League they still go and sign players of the highest quality. Their ambition is clear. ‘I would not be worried about the physical aspect of the Premier League. I have scored goals in Argentina, Portugal and now Spain. I am confident I can adapt my game to any league. I would welcome the challenge of the Premier League. 'I was also a big fan of Gianfranco Zola when I was growing up. I have watched the Premier League for a long time. There is so much quality and it is such an exciting league. Of course it is nice to think I might play in it.’ Financial difficulties mean Atletico will almost definitely have to cash in on the 26-year-old, if not in January then the end of the season. There is a £48m release clause in Falcao’s contract. Chelsea will wait until the summer if necessary — such is the player’s loyalty to Atletico he would first like to help them secure Champions League football — but Abramovich’s desire to see him at Stamford Bridge is sure to spell the end for the misfiring Torres. After Didier Drogba’s departure in the summer, Abramovich had hoped Torres would finally rediscover the form that persuaded him to smash the British transfer record to sign him from Liverpool in 2011. But the 28-year-old has shown little sign of improvement, scoring only four Premier League goals this season and delivering another disappointing performance against Liverpool last weekend. It has been mooted in Spain that Torres could return to his beloved Atletico, who sold him to Liverpool for £25m in 2007, as part of the deal that takes Falcao to London. Chelsea defender David Luiz would certainly welcome the arrival of Falcao. After facing the Atletico star in the 1-1 draw between Brazil and Colombia in New Jersey on Wednesday night, Luiz said: ‘I’m happy when there are great names attached to Chelsea. He’s a great player. It would be a good choice for Falcao to come to Chelsea. All of the players would be happy.’ Bayer Leverkusen forward Andre Schurrle is a possible alternative but it is clear Falcao wants to move. In an interview earlier this week he told Radio Caracol: ‘The chance of playing in another league and for another club will come. I keep dreaming.’ Read more: http://www.dailymail...l#ixzz2Ch9PiP1A Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook