FIELD: Evodia 2
HOURS: 20
Subs: mister (miss) Biagini
TEAMS AND RESULTS:
Marco, Alexander C, Luca S, Mario, The Red: 9
John , Luca R, Alexander F, Pietro, Renato: 6
NOTE: Evening pretty cool and moist. We play an hour.
THE GAME: Bad debut on the bench for Mr. Biagini, men in the field appear listless, heavy and unconvinced of their limited means. However, takes command of the operations team a ispiratissimo Alessandro C, which moves ahead on 3-0. We then think to call Alexander F things right, scoring a magnificent 3 to 1. At this point, however, understood that the event will match the fundamental divide: the injury of the Red. The usual ascent (or probably something else from the stands, however, that the central point in the same years) due to an eye problem and immediate transport to hospital for checks. After a quarter of an hour break and discussions (We leave the money? But not on! Yes, of course! Let € 80! Etc ...), the coach sent on two reservations with high hopes that kill a lot to account for dead her. A lazy men trying to climb the Roberti (now with short hair) will not be enough to avoid defeat. About the final result 9-6.
report cards punter
Renato: 5.5: bad on offense, a little better to defend the right lane. A goal in the final.
Luca R: 6: often only part of the adventure, trying endless duets with Alexander. Some pass the gill, but should pass a little bit more!
John: 4.5: Off and listless. Nor is thrown. The statements in the finale ("I decided to leave the world of football. It 'was a hard decision, taken with the support of my family. I no longer stimuli. This apple bubble bath is the first I found the GS ") left his fans stunned.
Alessandro F: 7: convincing performance. Dribbling in great shape. The few times that he was able to pull it is dangerous.
Peter: 7: very good too. Committed to the end (and in games like this deserves a special mention this fact) I teach tactics, history and geography.
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Mark: 7: always attentive and focused. Do not you almost never surprised by shooting opponents. After the hard training in recent months, it is enjoying a revival.
Luca S: 7: Station the center-left, offering excellent performance. A contribution that is behind on. So many beautiful assists. He has only missed the goal.
The Red: 7: Rude in contrast, always ready in the counterattack. Only a small coin from the stands can stop. Injured, out to the applause (no).
Alessandro C: 8: Perhaps also because of the opposing goalkeeper not in its day, today is really overwhelming. Many goals and slippery as the Di Matteo in wearing the shirt.
Mario: 7.5: More offensive brother, is proposed in the offensive restarts. Great precision in passing and magnetic feet. Mark also has a large goal.
The transcripts of NonostanteIlRitiroSaraiSempreIlNostroCapitanLentini:
John 4: Zidane Like his idol, he chooses to retire early, so do not leave a bad memory and trudging to the fans. Also like Zidane, though, the last game is the worst of his career. Game over.
Peter 6.5: agrees but suffers a lot Cambria
Lucarobeti 5: At least I've decided to retire. I think he should think ....
Renato 6: so hard
Furno 8: by far the best of the lot. If his mates, as well as the commitment, they would have ensured a minimum and revealed some form of support would lead her to victory.
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Mark 7: attentive from beginning to end. No miracle (not his fault) but a lot of good to excellent saves.
Luca S 6.5: play, play, dribble and ridribbla but when it comes to be missing the appointment with concrete goals or passage smarcante. Moreover, today's opponents had the same liveliness of beautiful statues.
Rossi NG ascent of a good start but I did not know who ended the game with Mark and, consequently, that of Mario.
The two who entered the course. 7 for what the profile looks like but Molinaro movements reminded me of Van Persie (just left) 6 to estimate the other.
Cambria 7: but I think a lot of marks against John today and Lucaroberti today would mark an Indonesian also obese has never set foot in a soccer field.
