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Gianluca Pagliuca

When Calcio Ruled the World: Gianluca Pagliuca

April 25, 2018August 20, 2021thegentlemanultraLeave a comment

The searing Pasadena sunshine burned down on Gianluca Pagliuca with 15 minutes remaining in the World Cup Final. Brazil’s Mauro Silva unleashed a 25-yard shot straight at the Italian...

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Classic Match: Juventus vs. Milan 2009/10

March 30, 2018August 18, 2021Giovanni DougallLeave a comment

It may seem like a lifetime ago that the world of calcio wasn’t dominated by a certain side from Turin, collecting trophy after trophy whilst turning in stellar performances...

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Fernando Redondo in Milan: A time of frustration, grace and standing ovations

February 1, 2018February 1, 2018thegentlemanultraLeave a comment

Fernando Carlos Redondo Neri cuts an angry figure as he reads from a prepared script. At what should be an exciting time for the player, he delivers carefully chosen...

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Gianluca Signorini: The tragedy of Genoa’s hero and Italy’s most underrated Libero

January 30, 2018January 30, 2018thegentlemanultraLeave a comment

In the contemporary age of calcio, the libero is an obsolete position. This outdated defensive role, also known as the sweeper, was cleverly orchestrated by the following Italian legends:...

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Tales from the Peninsula: Generosity, beauty & silverware in Milan

January 29, 2018August 20, 2021James NyeLeave a comment

When my girlfriend, Maria, and I saw a poster advertising a trip to watch Milan versus Juventus at the theatre of football I had no reservations instantly contacting the...

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Mario Balotelli: A portrait of adversity

January 16, 2018August 14, 2021Wayne GirardLeave a comment

The year is 1461 – Portuguese explorers have just sailed onto the shores of modern day Sierra Leone, just above the Gulf of Guinea. It’s the tipping point of...

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Exodus: Eddie Firmani and the Lure of the Lire

December 22, 2017December 22, 2017Neil MorrisLeave a comment

Back from left: Vicini, Arrigoni, Ocwirk, Firmani, Martini and Bardelli. Front from left: Agnoletto, Farina, Agostinelli, Tortul and Bernasconi. The year is 1956. It is a bright summer’s afternoon...

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Remembering Wesley Sneijder’s poetic campaign at Inter

December 18, 2017August 17, 2021Tom ScholesLeave a comment

Some players are just meant to be loved, whether that’s in the peak of their careers or further down the line when people realized they didn’t fully appreciate what...

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Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication: Tracing the miraculous revival of SPAL

December 2, 2017December 2, 2017thegentlemanultraLeave a comment

“Nobody thought we could get to this point,” were the words of SPAL coach Leonardo Semplici after his side had confirmed their promotion to Serie A last season. “We...

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The bank of Napoli: Hasse Jeppson

December 2, 2017December 2, 2017thegentlemanultra1 Comment

Italian clubs have broken the world record for transfer fees 18 times in the modern era, more than those of any other country. During Serie A’s golden years between...

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