Socrates

Marcato da De Jong.

Nano Sneijder abbattuto.

Se ho capito chi era vuol dire che me lo ricorda anche a me.

Mascherano passa di nuovo la palla a un olandese poi la recupera.

Questa possibilitá in effetti c'é.

Chi,il poliziotto carogna che alla fine finisce in manicomio?

Molta sportivitá in campo, i giocatori si stanno comportando perfettamente.

Non era angolo per l'Olanda, il guardalinee cambia idea.

Occasione per Garay

Ottimo Lavezzi!

Grande parata di Cillessen.

Punizione ideale per Messi.

Lavezzarella forte sulla fascia. O si chiama Quagliavezzi?

Higuain é in forma.

Ma Cakir é un parente turco di Shakira?

Silenzio per ricordare Di Stefano.

Anche io ho pensato la stessa cosa mentre scrivevo.

É ora di vincere qualcosa di importante con la nazionale Leo.

Un tifoso argentino con la maschera del papa.

L'arbitro é turco e ha fame a causa del ramadan .... non fatelo arrabbiare.

Saluti e abbracci prima della partita

Kwadwo Asamoah loves to help children in Ghana during break @@ Juventus star Kwadwo Asamoah has revealed his holidays in his native Ghana are incomplete without helping children. Jul 9, 2014 The 2014 FIFA World Cup star admits his love for charity work gets him close to children especially the under privileged. “Usually after the end of the season, when I return to Ghana, I help to organize a competition and help the children. I party with them and try to bring a little ‘help,” Asamoah told HJ Magazine. The versatile midfielder played in all three of Ghana’s matches in Brazil and overly impressed as left back.

Agnelli: 'Prandelli abandoned Italy' Jul 8, 2014 Juventus President Andrea Agnelli bitterly attacked Cesare Prandelli and Giancarlo Abete for “abandoning” Italy. The Coach and President of the FIGC resigned within moments of their World Cup group exit, as Prandelli today began a new job at Galatasaray. “Abete and Prandelli walked away at the moment they were most needed and now I see Prandelli has already gone into a happy marriage in Turkey, where there is less fiscal pressure,” blasted Agnelli to reporters. “Stepping aside is not the kind of gesture that our football needs right now. I do not thank Abete for abandoning us.” Agnelli and several other club Presidents are against the prime candidate to take over the Federation Presidency, Carlo Tavecchio. “People recognise authority in the likes of Karl-Heinz Rummenigge and Michel Platini. I struggle to recognise the same qualities in Tavecchio.” The 71-year-old is currently the President of the Lega Nazionale Dilettanti – the amateur League. The Federation will hold it elections on August 11 and cannot appoint a new Italy Coach before then.

Suarez being sued in Italy for biting Chiellini The Uruguay international is facing a court case in Italy after a national union filed a lawsuit for his “assault” on the Juventus defender. Jul 8, 2014 The Codacons, a collection of unions established in Italy to protect the rights of consumers, is attempting to sue Luis Suarez for his “assault” on Giorgio Chiellini. The Liverpool forward was suspended for nine competitive international fixtures and banned from all football-related activity for four months after being found guilty of biting the defender during Uruguay's 1-0 win over the Azzurri in the group stages of World Cup 2014. Italian legislation allows trials into incidents that occurred outside the country if the victim is an Italian citizen and courts in Rome have confirmed that the case has been brought to their attention. “Now we are waiting to see what the courts decide,” Codacons President Carlo Rienzi told Sport Mediaset. “If they recognise, as we suggested, a potential crime in Suarez’s behaviour, then they can analyse the video and photographic evidence.” The case was put forward solely by the Codacons and neither Chiellini nor the Italian Football Federation (FIGC) have played a part in the legal action. The union has tried to file football-related law suits in the past, including one which called on Serie A to be halted following refereeing errors. It was claimed by the union that the mistakes resulted in people who had paid to watch the match or have a bet on the game being defrauded.