carlo cimmino

tomgil, I don't mean to contradict you, but I don't see any tried-and-true philosophies of "play, player development, and technical-tactical setup" in today's Milan. On the contrary.

miramar, of course, hats off to Federico Fiumani. If his tuft weren't there, we would have to invent it.

I greet you all. So here are some thoughts on the side. Bob, even Allegri - by the way, he was a good player too - doesn't entirely underestimate the role of the coach. I find his response modest and intelligent. Among other things, certainly not causing damage is both a merit and a skill. Just as it is a skill to best enhance the qualities of one's players. However, when Cosmi arrived in Perugia, Marco Materazzi was already a reality (with a brief experience in the Premier League wearing the Everton jersey). Starblazer, Cosmi at Inter? Quite impossible. However, it's worth noting that the last international trophy Inter won was with Gigi Simoni (a great manager) on the bench. And, well, with Ronaldo on the field. But let's pretend that's a detail. I won't express myself yet on Ciro Ferrara and Leonardo. The former seems to me an integral part of a broader discourse embarked upon by the Juventus management. The latter is a very television-friendly coach (obviously). I prefer Cosmi to both of them, and Ranieri and Ancelotti are certainly not two incompetents (quite the opposite). It’s the incompetent one who spends a hundred (and more) million on Almiron, Tiago, Boumsong, Andrade, Felipe Melo, and Diego. The one who buys Armani models, has Favalli in the team, and spreads the rumor that he’s the one making the line-ups and not his coach. Finally, I tell you that football is not dead. But if someone like Zeman, a master of life as well as of football, is out of work, it means that the world of soccer isn't doing that well.

I doubled over. Anyway, dear wreck, I shudder at the very thought. Until we meet again.

Well. Sooner or later I won't think twice and will courageously write to those editors. And know that if I haven't done it yet, it's only because I was scared by the bad characters I saw below the photograph of the seven dwarfs + Snow White. Regarding my namesake, Petrini named Carlo, besides the already mentioned beginning of the book, I happened to watch a - I presume - surrogate of the documentary film reviewed by you in all its probable wreckage and acceptance. All of this happened a few evenings ago, on La7. Then I will decide that it was good to air that one that weighs about 30 kilos...

Well. Sooner or later I won't think twice and will courageously write to those editors. And know that if I haven't done it yet, it's only because I was scared by the bad characters I saw below the photograph of the seven dwarfs + Snow White. Regarding my namesake, Petrini named Carlo, besides the already mentioned beginning of the book, I happened to watch a - I presume - surrogate of the documentary film reviewed by you in all its probable wreckage and acceptance. All of this happened a few evenings ago, on La7. Then I will decide that it was good to air that one that weighs about 30 kilos...

I'm reading it. I'm reading it. And it's quite beautiful and interesting (more than the cosmo[manongabri]biography), dear wreck. The reading of this little book precedes your revelation and dissemination of the good Petrini's writings. The new look of DeBaser is really cool anyway. Even though I still can't understand how to "format" what you write in the DeSchedaPersonale.

Really nice. How do I play it today? Help me. You who know everything. About Killer Instinct... it was fun. Great game. But I agree with those who prefer Mortal Kombat. Absolutely the best fighting game of all time. The fighters in that game really have the grit. Crazy stuff. Then they even made a (more than one) beautiful movie with Christopher Lambert as Raiden. What a fantastic performance!

Pretty interesting anyway. They really remind me of the PIL! There's a female voice. But I feel that I can get over it. You have to send it to me.

Fundamental.