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So much for your hopes of replacing Gilardino. Toni should have gone to Juventus.
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Italian star Toni signs for Bayern
http://sports.yahoo.com/sow/news?slu...=afp&type=lgns
AFP | April 28, 2007
MUNICH, Germany (AFP) - Bayern Munich have signed Italian World Cup winner Luca Toni from AC Fiorentina in a deal worth 18 million euros, it was reported on Saturday.
The 29-year-old striker, who has scored 12 goals in 27 internationals, has signed a five-contract and will reportedly earn 5.5 million euros per season according to German magazine Sport-Bild.
The forward is believed to have made his decision on Friday evening and chosen the German giants over European rivals AC Milan, Juventus Turin and Inter Milan, who were also bidding for his signature.
Having been part of Italy's 2006 World Cup squad, Toni scored two goals in the quarter-finals win over the Ukraine and scored both goals in Italy's 2-0 victoey against Scotland in last month's Euro 2008 Qualifier.
Fourth-placed Bayern are also courting German international Miroslav Klose, from their Bundesliga rivals Werder Bremen, and last week met with the 67-times capped striker, who has scored 33 goals for his country.
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Originally posted by persian boyDear God, please get Milan to fu<k up Man Utd. I hate this team with a passion...Forza Milan Forza Milan Forza Milan!!!sigpic
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buffon is not going to milan...
if he goes anywhere, i heard he would want to go and play in england or something. but i doubt that too. he should stay at juve.
i think dida is doing fine in milan.
also, i heard that milan wanted to buy that new goalie that replaced dida in brazil or something? is that true?
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im praying for both man....
i wanna see a milan-chelsea final badly..thats what it should be, ManU dont deserve to be in there, everybody thinks, oh just cuz manu beat roma 7-1, they are so amazing, omg omg omg!
and Carvalho wasnt 100% fit for liverpool last week....and he set up the match winning goal...and also, even if he isnt there, we have some decent replacements
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you guys need to know something about italians.. they hate to leave italy.. before calcopoli the scandal they never left italy.. in 2002 italy was the only team in the world cup to field all their players from the same league italian serie a.. the only reason cana and zambro left was for the good of juve otherwise they wud all still be in italy.. luca toni will go to milan inter or juve but he will not leave italy.. as soon as juve gets strong again i wouldnt be supriused if zambro and cana came back as well viva italiaWE ARE THE UNDER DOGS
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Originally posted by Amir Ahmadiyou guys need to know something about italians.. they hate to leave italy.. before calcopoli the scandal they never left italy.. in 2002 italy was the only team in the world cup to field all their players from the same league italian serie a.. the only reason cana and zambro left was for the good of juve otherwise they wud all still be in italy.. luca toni will go to milan inter or juve but he will not leave italy.. as soon as juve gets strong again i wouldnt be supriused if zambro and cana came back as well viva italia
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Originally posted by zaphodThis is somehow true, but is not only true for Italy. Spanish palyers never played abroad until few years ago. In fact Italian players left their country before the Spanish did. Remember Zola, Di Canio, Di Mateo, Simeone, Carbone ....
Gianluca Vialli as well, but most of these guys were either unknowns or wanted to have a final fling with football in their 30s by playing in England.sigpic
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Originally posted by SuprahEven Materazzi had a season with Everton, and we all know Gattuso played for Rangers as well.
Gianluca Vialli as well, but most of these guys were either unknowns or wanted to have a final fling with football in their 30s by playing in England.
And more recently (but before the scandal, Cudicini...)
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Originally posted by zaphodThis is somehow true, but is not only true for Italy. Spanish palyers never played abroad until few years ago. In fact Italian players left their country before the Spanish did. Remember Zola, Di Canio, Di Mateo, Simeone, Carbone ....VIVA ITALIA VIVA MILAN VIVA MALDINI
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