Giorgio Corazza

Male, 35 years old

Country:
South Africa
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Soccer, motor-racing, tennis, classical music.
Member since:
May 1, 2008
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AC Milan
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Last 10 comments by Giorgio

This is a tough group and there is a very real possibility that Portugal may not qualify !!
on Quick Report: Portugal held by Albania (5) 		October 16th, 2008 00:01
Well, we scraped past Montenegro, as SoccerWay likes to put it, but we are still undefeated in our group and top of the log.

Somehow, Italy is always expected to play beautiful, scintillating football and when we don't everyone is immdtly ready to criticise. The truth is, there isn't one single team in this world that always plays great.
on Italy scrape past minnows Montenegro (2) 		October 15th, 2008 23:15
Fred,
I guess you're right. The Azzurri always seem to need the right stimulus to play convincingly. We are always at our best when we play against very strong teams, such as Brazil, Germany, etc.

I was born in Italy, I'm Italian and I'm proud of it !!!
on Quick Report: Italy beat brave Montenegro (4) 		October 15th, 2008 23:05
BestTalent,
Now that's really funny !!!!

Somehow I don't think that Tunisia would accept to play under these circumstances !!!!!
on France to halt games when anthem is booed (6) 		October 15th, 2008 11:20
As I said once before: assuming that England qualify for the 2010 World Cup, this is their first real chance of winning the competition, since 1966.

And Fabio Capello seems to have the respect of everyone, like he's always had, for that matter.
on Ferdinand admits ´WAG´ culture turned England into circus (3) 		October 15th, 2008 01:10
Soccer clubs are not immune to the financial turmoil that has spread all over the world.

I'll be interesting to see if any major European clubs will be forced into bankruptcy.
on Dubai investors eye Charlton takeover (9) 		October 10th, 2008 23:15
Fred,
I agree with you about most of the guys listed in your message.

However, Fabio Capello was a great midfield player, who played for Milan, Juventus and the Italian national team.
on Rumours suggest that Benitez could be in line for ailing Juventus (8) 		October 9th, 2008 18:56
Fred,
This is 5-a-side soccer, played indoors on a very small pitch.

And this is umpteenth example that this website is biased. Not a single line of news, when Italy won all its previous matches, including against Portugal (one of the pre-tournament favourites).
on Paraguay shock Italy at Futsal World Cup (7) 		October 8th, 2008 23:19
NewtonHeath my Man,
I suppose you're right, the cup can be half full, or half empty, depending which way one looks at it.

And the same time, I'm sure you must have gathered that I'm not fanatical about these things.

But I do appreciate intelligent comments from people like you.
on Paraguay shock Italy at Futsal World Cup (7) 		October 8th, 2008 23:19
The biggest expense item for any football club is the players' salaries. And I cannot see European players agreeing to reduce their salaries.

After all, a football club is a business like any other and it's up to management to find a solution.

And I stand by what I said a few weeks ago: only the extremely wealthy will be able to own and run football clubs.
on UEFA official suggests debt-laden clubs facing red card (6) 		October 8th, 2008 20:30