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Cannavaro (soprattutto), ma anche Dida e Adriano sono stati dei grandi, a tratti. Lippi è stato un grande allenatore. La classifica tiene conto anche del momento.
<b>El Tri</b>

1

El Tri

"El Trivela" RICARDO QUARESMA. Quasi imbattibile.
<b>Luther Blissett</b>

2

Luther Blissett

uno dei peggiori centravanti di sempre, però almeno era simpatico
<b>Melo</b>

3

Melo

Felipe "Pippe" Melo. Non può più circolare in Brasile
<b>Egidio</b>

4

Egidio

CALLONI, lo sciagurato Egidio. Non era poi male, ma si emozionava troppo
<b>Adriano</b>

5

Adriano

è in ripresa e la foto mi è testimone. Il miglior amico dei baristi della Milano da bere (e ora anche di quelli della Capitale)
<b>Darko</b>

6

Darko

Darko PANCEV, tristemente noto come "il Ramarro". In allenamento segnava tantissimo......
<b>Rush</b>

7

Rush

Ian Rush, centravanti gallese imbarazzante (almeno nella Juve)
<b>Renato</b>

8

Renato

Renato Portaluppi, giunto alla Roma dal Brasile con fama di playboy da balera e di ala guizzante (nelle intenzioni) non riuscì a sfondare. Incompreso
<b>Joe Jordan</b>

9

Joe Jordan

"lo Squalo". Centravanti scozzese assai sdentato.
<b>Peres One</b>

10

Peres One

VALDIR PERES, portiere (?) del Brasile 1982. Il dodicesimo uomo, per noi!
<b>Da Silva</b>

11

Da Silva

ANDRADE Josè Luis Da Silva. Lo striscione esposto dai tifosi della Roma "Andrade tutti affanculo" la dice lunga sull'affetto che lo circondava. Era così lento che, quando riusciva a raggiungere il centrocampo partendo dalla difesa, la partita era finita
<b>Gila</b>

12

Gila

Il "Gila" non si può vedere. Alberto Gilardino corre seduto, non ha i fondamentali e segna solo tanti gol inutili
<b>Socrates</b>

13

Socrates

Socrates Brasileiro Sampaio De Souza Vieira De Oliveira. Il tacco di Dio o il Dottore
<b>Oliveira e sus Black Boys</b>

14

Oliveira e sus Black Boys

Ricardo Oliveira, preferito a Drogba per il dopo-Shevchenko dalla competentissima dirigenza del Milan
<b>Can</b>

15

Can

navaro. Dai ritirati, son 4 anni che rubi lo stipendio
<b>Coco</b>

16

Coco

Francesco Coco, dopo un inizio quasi promettente nel Milan, sbracò completamente nell'Inter. Misteriosi mal di schiena dopo lunghe nottate passate in compagnia di Manuela Arcuri.....
<b>Rubio Quartet</b>

17

Rubio Quartet

Hugo Rubio. Stella del Colo Colo, bidone nel Bologna. Ha messo su un quartetto, bene.
<b>Dida</b>

18

Dida

l'ammiraglio Nelson, capace di infortunarsi schiacciando il pulsante dell'ascensore o alzandosi semplicemente dalla panchina.
<b>Lippi & Berti</b>

19

Lippi & Berti

Che ci fanno insieme? Lippi, ultimamente ha bruciato molto del credito che si era guadagnato meritatamente. L'arroganza e la supponenza hanno preso il sopravvento.
<b>O'Neil</b>

20

O'Neil

Fabian O'NEILL centrocampista uruguagio spacciato per fenomeno e rifilato dal Cagliari alla Juve
<b>Eneas Dupré</b>

21

Eneas Dupré

ENEAS DE CAMARGO, centravanti del Bologna fregato dalla saudade
<b>Miura</b>

22

Miura

Kazu Miura. Fece gol nel derby della Lanterna però!
<b>Winston B.</b>

23

Winston B.

Winston BOGARDE. Probabilmente quel cognome lo mette in imbarazzo.
<b>Salas</b>

24

Salas

Marcelo Salas, el Matador.
<b>Vieira & Vieirinha</b>

25

Vieira & Vieirinha

Patrick Vieira, uno dei giocatori più fallosi e perdenti della storia
<b>Roque</b>

26

Roque

ROQUE JUNIOR, campione del mondo col Brasile e autentico mistero del calcio
<b>Ayala</b>

27

Ayala

Roberto Ayala, stopper argentino famoso per aver perso 40 mt da Owen al Mondiale. Ogni volta che entrava in campo succedeva qualcosa di imponderabile
<b>Brio</b>

28

Brio

Sergio Brio. Lo odiavo, era un picchiatore insopportabile
<b>Sunday</b>

29

Sunday

Sunday OLISEH, centrocampista nigeriano col cognome di una lavatrice
<b>Pablo Garcia</b>

30

Pablo Garcia

anonimo uruguayano del Milan
<b>Mendes</b>

31

Mendes

TIAGO MENDES. La Juve ha cercato di disfarsene in tutti i modi
<b>Robinho da Prata</b>

32

Robinho da Prata

più che "da Prata", mi sembra "da Pajata". Nonostante i gol
<b>Contra</b>

33

Contra

Cosmin Contra, terzino rumeno. Tecnicamente buono, ma scarso in difesa e particolarmente rissoso.
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  • teenagelobotomy
    teenagelobotomy
    2 jul 10
    BY FAR!!!!!
     
  • rupertsciamenna
    rupertsciamenna
    2 jul 10
    He has some embarrassingly low moments of concentration! An inhuman bore.
     
  • teenagelobotomy
    teenagelobotomy
    2 jul 10
    so far... spot on! just because there’s the unmatched melo, otherwise the first place was secured for gila... but at this point I would also put lippi, take him out of the best category and move him here!
     
  • Emerson
    Emerson
    2 jul 10
    Oddo, El Trivela, Jankulovski etc. are missing.
     
  • teenagelobotomy
    teenagelobotomy
    2 jul 10
    there could be 1000... Oliveira, however, cannot be missed :D Adriano is even in the database...
     
  • Emerson
    Emerson
    2 jul 10
    Oliveira, when he played for Zaragoza alongside Milito, scored more than Milito! The oddities of football ;)))
     
  • Emerson
    Emerson
    2 jul 10
    Lippi was also an excellent coach, but then he completely lost his mind.
     
  • teenagelobotomy
    teenagelobotomy
    2 jul 10
    well yes, but if that's the case, even Dida was an excellent goalkeeper, Gila scored 50 goals for Parma, and Cannavaro won the Ballon d'Or... :D Oliveira scored fewer goals than Blisset!!
     
  • panNZZOone
    panNZZOone
    2 jul 10
    hahaha Calloni in first place! The sparrows were all his!
     
  • Emerson
    Emerson
    2 jul 10
    However, contrary to what one might believe, Calloni was not lacking. He was extremely emotional!
     
  • panNZZOone
    panNZZOone
    2 jul 10
    It wasn't bad; he went down in history for the goals he scored that were practically misses in front of an open goal.
     
  • grancistone
    grancistone
    2 jul 10
    In Varese he was deadly, the switch to the big team played a bad trick on him. It happens to players at this level. One day he missed a goal and the commentator Beppe Viola said: "Calloni averts the threat."
     
  • panNZZOone
    panNZZOone
    2 jul 10
    In the sense that they bothered him more for some glaring mistakes he made rather than for the qualities of a good goal scorer he had.
     
  • grancistone
    grancistone
    2 jul 10
    In fact, for me, the Rush that was placed eighth by Emerson was infinitely worse from a technical standpoint.
     
  • panNZZOone
    panNZZOone
    2 jul 10
    Yes, but Rush scored goals, he had a goal average higher than Calloni (at a high level).
     
  • panNZZOone
    panNZZOone
    2 jul 10
    hihihihi not in juve
     
  • grancistone
    grancistone
    2 jul 10
    In Liverpool he used to do it, in Italy he only knew how to say one thing: "Importante."
     
  • panNZZOone
    panNZZOone
    2 jul 10
    Brio, I don't know.... In my opinion, it was tough. I remember some away games in England of Juve in the cup (against Arsenal for sure) playing like giants. A solid wall.
     
  • snobthegob
    snobthegob
    9 jul 10
    WONDROUS! Aeneas, who even remembered him anymore?
     
  • Steve Miracolo
    Steve Miracolo
    9 jul 10
    however, salas I don’t remember being that poor. it’s also a palindrome, among other things.
     
  • Emerson
    Emerson
    9 jul 10
    Well, at Juve she seemed like a matron. Or a cross between a matron and Maradona (the current one).
     
  • Steve Miracolo
    Steve Miracolo
    9 jul 10
    Yes, I didn't remember, I took a look back, the first two years at Lazio were good, then he got lost, at Juve he was practically nonexistent.
     
  • Emerson
    Emerson
    9 jul 10
    He also scored a couple of goals against Cannavaro in an Italy-Chile 2-2 match of the '98 World Cup.
     
  • nickfarrjones
    nickfarrjones
    10 jul 10
    Ayala was unpresentable :)))
     
  • woodstock
    woodstock
    10 jul 10
    all the signings of Inter from 1995 to 2000 are missing... Georgatos, Gilberto, Okan, Cirillo, Simic, Colombo, Vampeta, Gresko, Farinos...
     
  • woodstock
    woodstock
    10 jul 10
    *purchases
     
  • Emerson
    Emerson
    10 jul 10
    I searched for them in Woodstock, but I couldn't find them! It would be necessary to write a review of each one of them.
     
  • panNZZOone
    panNZZOone
    10 jul 10
    Kids, but Salas was a great player, forget about bare bottoms; he headed the ball around everyone and scored goals with cleverness. If only we had more players like him. He didn't last long, perhaps, but when he contributed, he really contributed.
     
  • Emerson
    Emerson
    10 jul 10
    Even Adriano and Cannavaro. But I prefer to remember it in the worst moments.
     
  • panNZZOone
    panNZZOone
    10 jul 10
    I would have thrown in the Dutch Bogarde from Milan, now that was a top player with loafers, a great defender, but he didn't know it.
     
  • Emerson
    Emerson
    10 jul 10
    Here, here. Look under Winston B. at 23. As if I would leave him out :)
     
  • panNZZOone
    panNZZOone
    10 jul 10
    I had escaped me!
     
  • Peppe Weapon
    Peppe Weapon
    19 jul 10
    We miss the long-winded rant of the big shots: Esteban Lopez!!!
     
  • voodoomiles
    voodoomiles
    19 jul 10
    Surely because absent from the DE Database is missing Pacione, striker for Juventus, who missed yet another goal against Barcelona right on the goal line, let alone Egidio Callone. I'm going to look for it on YouTube.
     
  • Emerson
    Emerson
    22 jul 10
    Yes, yes, I searched for it too, Pacione. Unfortunately, it’s missing from the database.
     
  • il68
    il68
    29 jan 11
    I don’t only share Viera
     
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