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por forzafutbol2008-01-05 19:44:12
Hey guys thanx for pimping our podcast. We will be moving to the Champions Soccer Radio Network soon. Crossing my fingers. I love your quick wit.
por forzafutbol2008-01-01 19:45:05
Great music too!
por forzafutbol2007-12-30 12:23:30
Love your pod. I am addicted and an itunes subscriber now!
por moluska2007-11-26 08:11:36
hey... it is a quite interesting question. Grêmio is a very tradicional brazilian team http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gr%C3%AAmio
comparing to english teams maybe it would be our "liverpool"
even red is the colour of our biggest rival :O) liverpool is a traditional english team with some important titles. maybe it makes sense.
not mentioning that ronaldinho gaúcho, lucas and
anderson [liverpool] were our "finds".
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the podcast is great and you are doing an excellent work, indeed. loved the episode you talked about martin o'neil :O)
i am an aston villa
fan!
comparing to english teams maybe it would be our "liverpool"
even red is the colour of our biggest rival :O) liverpool is a traditional english team with some important titles. maybe it makes sense.
not mentioning that ronaldinho gaúcho, lucas and
anderson [liverpool] were our "finds".
**
the podcast is great and you are doing an excellent work, indeed. loved the episode you talked about martin o'neil :O)
i am an aston villa
fan!
por moluska2007-11-23 11:38:31
the languagecatser podcast is absolutely brilliant! i am addicted to this. great work ever :O)
por forzafutbol2007-11-22 13:33:31
Regarding the Prem - yes it has the most money, the most foreign players and one of the most exciting leagues in the world. But Italy on the pitch - you can't beat it. They have strong academies
and
coaching facilities. Serie B and C are strongly connected with Serie A. They look from within the various leagues and really invest in development of players. Players who get out of form in A, go
down to B or C to gain their form. Look at all the players that play in Serie A from World Cup winning team. Look at how many Italian players play in Serie A to boot in the top 6 teams. There also is
not this huge gap between B and A, IMO. Plus look at all the coaches that are Italian and great coaches - Lippi, Capello, Ancelotti, etc. Also players do venture abroad as well. Luca Toni, Cannavaro,
Zambrotta. And it is now all catenaccio, it's exciting fast paced football. I can go on.=)
coaching facilities. Serie B and C are strongly connected with Serie A. They look from within the various leagues and really invest in development of players. Players who get out of form in A, go
down to B or C to gain their form. Look at all the players that play in Serie A from World Cup winning team. Look at how many Italian players play in Serie A to boot in the top 6 teams. There also is
not this huge gap between B and A, IMO. Plus look at all the coaches that are Italian and great coaches - Lippi, Capello, Ancelotti, etc. Also players do venture abroad as well. Luca Toni, Cannavaro,
Zambrotta. And it is now all catenaccio, it's exciting fast paced football. I can go on.=)
por forzafutbol2007-11-22 13:26:32
Check us out on itunes, just search for forza futbol and you can listen to laligatalk serieatalk or our old forzafutbol pods. We also have interviews with Gabe Marcotti and Phil Ball. Or try
this
link www.serieatalk.libsyn.com or www.laligatalk.libsyn.com for our podcasts direct.
link www.serieatalk.libsyn.com or www.laligatalk.libsyn.com for our podcasts direct.
