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Can't bloody post videos here.

For anyone who cares, River Plate have been relegated (from a league that use an average over 3 seasons point system to stop the big teams from going down too), so this year we've seen River Plate, Deportivo, Monaco, Sampdoria and.. er.. West Ham.. all go down.

It doesn't deserve to be on that list. Other teams cited are too noble to be compared to those stingy "ciclisti".

I suppose Alexis, the Udinese's one.

A revamped version of The Getaway.

Then I'm going to steal a PS3. Don't tell anybody, please.

Here's another one: Ico.

Eternal Darkness: Sanity's Requiem.

Well, Brown maybe could focus his work on the defensive end and leave the offensive one to the Black Mamba & Co.. I don't think this must be the best choice, probably it's not, but it makes some sense. Here in Italy word is that Ettore Messina, one of the best coaches in Europe and a good friend of Brown, would be enrolled at the coaching staff.

- Juventus 2004/2005 Home (Pavel Nedved)

- Barcelona 2004/2005 Home (Ronaldinho)

- Bayern Munchen 2006/2007 Home (Roy Makaay)

- Real Madrid 2001/2002 Home (Zinedine Zidane)

- Chelsea 2002/2003 Home (Gianfranco Zola)

- Arsenal 2006/2007 Home

OM's ones are just wow.

Playing Halo 3: ODST, trying to start a new career on Football Manager.

Life is a bitch sometimes. Last year, the 3rd stage was won by the same man who died in this year's 3rd stage. That's just horrible.

Horrible news, I was very young when the guy (forget his name) died in the Tour de France. Seeing it happen now just brings back some bad memories of that realization about the humanity of sports.

His name was Fabio Casartelli, he was Italian.

The Curious Case of Benjamin Button: 7/10. The main concept of the film is very interesting, but the evolution of the plot doesn't look as catching as its starting point. Nonetheless, pretty good performance by Brad Pitt.