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RISULTATI
Foggia-Pistoiese 1-3
Gela-Acireale 0-0
Grosseto-Torres 2-1
Juve Stabia-Frosinone 2-0
Lanciano-Massese 4-0
Lucchese-Chieti 1-1
Manfredonia-Napoli 0-1
Martina-Sangiovannese 0-0
Perugia-Pisa 1-0

CLASSIFICA
Napoli 51
Frosinone 44
Sangiovannese 42
Grosseto 41
Torres 39
Perugia 39
Lucchese 36
Manfredonia 32
Lanciano 31
Foggia 30
Gela 30
Juve Stabia 29
Pisa 29
Martina 28
Massese 28
Acireale 27
Pistoiese 23
Chieti 18

PROSSIMO TURNO 12/3/2005
Acireale-Torres
Chieti-Juve Stabia
Foggia-Lanciano
Frosinone-Gela
Massese-Manfredonia
Napoli-Martina
Pisa-Grosseto
Pistoiese-Lucchese
Sangiovannese-Perugia


Raimondo E. Casaceli
webmaster di http://www.tele5napoli.com

Da www.tele5napoli.com

RISULTATI
Acireale-Pistoiese 0-0
Chieti-Manfredonia 1-2
Frosinone-Martina 1-0
Grosseto-Foggia 0-0
Napoli-Gela 2-0
Perugia-Massese  0-0
Pisa-Lucchese 1-1
Sangiovannese-Juve Stabia 1-1
Torres-Lanciano 2-0


  CLASSIFICA
Napoli 48
Frosinone 44
Sangiovannese 41
Torres 39
Grosseto 38
Perugia 36
Lucchese 35
Manfredonia 32
Foggia 30
Gela 29
Pisa 29
Lanciano 28
Massese 28
Martina 27
Acireale 26
Juve Stabia 26
Pistoiese 20
Chieti 17

PROSSIMO TURNO 5/3/2005
Foggia-Pistoiese
Gela-Acireale
Grosseto-Torres
Juve Stabia-Frosinone
Lanciano-Massese
Lucchese-Chieti
Manfredonia-Napoli
Martina-Sangiovannese
Perugia-Pisa

Raimondo E. Casaceli
webmaster di http://www.tele5napoli.com

Napoli are back to winning ways after beating Gela two nil in Naples in
round 24 of Serie C1 Girone B.

The win leaves Napoli still four points clear of Frosinone on top of the
ladder. As usual, there was the standard dose of controversy surrounding
the match with the Curva A abandoning part of the section behind the goals
and replacing it with a banner that read "if the team doesn't do it's job
then the curva will stay empty". The fans stayed out of the major part of
the curva for the whole first half. The fans protest was in the end
irrelevant as Napoli once again found it's stride, after losing in the
last round against Juve Stabia. Napoli began aggressively but after the
opening minutes it was Gela who put Napoli in most difficulty, finding
gaps in the Napoli defence and sustaining pressure, but without creating
much more than half chances. In the 30th minute Napoli were given a
lifeline when a scramble in the Gela area led to a post and a subsequent
header by Calaio` that gave Napoli the lead. A few minutes later a second
goal for Napoli by Bogliacino was disallowed and Napoli went to break in
front but not playing particularly well.

In the second half Napoli played slightly better. In the 63rd minute a
good move down the right brought the second and final goal of the match
when Ivano Trotta found space and drilled his shot past the keeper from an
angle. A few minutes later a backheel by Pia` released Caparella who's
shot was saved by Castelli in goal for Gela. In the 75th a Caparella cross
fell to Trotta who had his shot narrowly saved by the Gela keeper. Over
the entire second half Napoli demonstrated some of the form from earlier
in the season and went away with a deserved victory.


NAPOLI 4-4-2: 1 Iezzo, 2 Grava, 5 Romito, 6 Giubilato, 3 Cupi, 7 Trotta, 4
Montervino
(c), 10 Bogliacino, 8 Capparella, 9 Calaiò, 11 Pià. In panchina: 12
Gianello, 13 Briotti, 14 Nigro, 15 Montesanto, 16 Vitale, 17 Grieco, 18
Sosa. All.: E. Reja.

GELA 4-3-2-1: 1 Castelli, 2 Tamburro, 5 Gargiulo, 6 Filippi, 3 Unnieri, 4
Rivolta, 8
Giugliano, 10 Levacovich, 11 Carbone, 7 Baclet, 9 Abate. In panchina: 12
Proietti, 13 Sapienza, 14 Comandatore, 15 Gambuzza, 16 Asbun, 17 Di Piedi,
18 Vitallè. All.: Pensabene.


Risultati 24a giornata (26/02)

Acireale - Pistoiese 0-0
Chieti - Manfredonia 1-2
Frosinone - Martina 1-0
Grosseto - Foggia 0-0
Napoli - Gela 2-0
Perugia - Massese * 0-0
Pisa - Lucchese 1-1
Sangiovannese - Juve Stabia 1-1
Torres - Lanciano 2-0
* anticipo; ** posticipo

Classifica

                 Pt.G. Rf Rs M.I.

Napoli  48 24 35 15 0
Frosinone       44 24 35 24 -4
Sangiov.        41 24 34 27 -7
Torres  39 24 31 20 -11
Grosseto        38 24 30 20 -10
Perugia         36 24 24 25 -12
Lucchese        35 24 21 18 -13
Manfredonia 32 24 27 28 -16
Foggia  30 24 22 20 -16
Pisa            29 24 23 33 -19
Gela            29 24 22 27 -19
Lanciano        28 24 25 29 -18
Massese         28 24 17 22 -20
Martina         27 24 27 32 -19
Juve Stabia 26 24 16 21 -22
Acireale        26 24 20 24 -24
Pistoiese       20 24 9 16 -28
Chieti  17 24 16 33 -33




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RISULTATI
Frosinone Sangiovannese 0-1
Foggia Perugia 2-0
Gela Manfredonia 0-0
Juve Stabia Napoli 3-1
Lanciano Grosseto 2-3
Lucchese Acireale 2-1
Martina Pisa 1-0
Massese Torres 1-1
Pistoiese Chieti 0-0

CLASSIFICA
Napoli 45
Frosinone 41
Sangiovannese 40
Grosseto 37
Torres 36
Perugia 35
Lucchese 34
Foggia 29
Manfredonia 29
Gela 29
Lanciano 28
Pisa 28
Martina 27
Massese 27
Acireale 25
Juve Stabia 25
Pistoiese 19
Chieti 17

PROSSIMO TURNO 26/2/2005
Acireale-Pistoiese
Chieti-Manfredonia
Frosinone-Martina
Grosseto-Foggia
Napoli-Gela
Perugia-Massese
Pisa-Lucchese
Sangiovannese-Juve Stabia
Torres-Lanciano


Raimondo E. Casaceli
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Hello Mac,

There are not easy questions to reply to, especially since I live far from
Naples since many years.

I believe that the situation is not clear, and that there are many interests;
Probably the Camorra, or better some groups, are trying to make pressure in
order to get advantages (special contracts for renovating the stadium, or for
organizing side activities, free tickets to be resold, etc) and they use some
violent people to create unrest. May be the same or other groups use some
journalists of IL MATTINO to create more unrest with false or tendecious
information.

I forward this to our English speaking Mailing list,
let's see if there are more or different replies/opinion on this matter,

cheers
elio

BTW
I live in Rijswijk, near The Hague,
I have the SKY subscriiption for the live matches of Napoli,
why don't you come one of these Sundays, and we can watch the match and discuss
further ?
- Contact me in March, I am now going away for ten days.


--------------------


At 15/02/2006 16.14, you wrote:

>Dear Elio,
>I have been hearing some disturbing news from my Italian frieds supporters of
Napoli, that there is a destabilising campaign by a small section of the tifosi
who by their stupid violent actions harm so much the image of the club. This
seems to be instigated by the local "C"  who controles some of the foot-ball
clubs in the region of Campania, and who would like to take controle of Napoli,
hence this shitty campaign. Have you got any information on this?
>The negative attitude of Il Mattino, doesen't seems to be innocent either, all
they do is being negative about every thing concerning Napoli, they are never
satisfyed, are they trying to discourage the team from progressing so that
someone else takes controle , what is IL Mattino's game then?
>
>Anyone to answer my questions?
>Thanx in advance.
>Ciao.
>M.Gigelli.(NL)

New CNI member:


E = zaheer_raf@...
cognome = Rafee
nome = Zaheer
citta = Singapore

I'm an entrepreneur, love football very much, a big fan of Diego Armando
Maradona.
Back then i only get to see the match highlights on monday night 2 days after it
has been played in Italy. I soon grew to love Napoli the club, the stadium & the
fanatical fans. I was amazed at how much napolians love maradona.
The team was an inspiration & up to today i can still remember the players name.
The games against juventus & milan are my favourites.
Sadly i'm still waiting to see the return of napoli at the top flight.
They did few seasons ago but got relegated again.
I'm still hopeful napoli will bounce back to their glory days & stay as a
football giant.
I wish to meet napoli fans allover & hopefully someday i will make the journey
to napoli to visit the place.
Maradona will never be forgotten.

Artificial intelligence

There was no action in Serie C1B this weekend giving Edy Reja's Napoli side the
chance to look ahead to Sunday's clash with Juve Stabia. The Azzurri currently
lead the Division by four points from Frosinone, but show no signs of taking the
trip to Castellammare lightly.

While Juve Stabia have struggled this term, defender Luca Lacrimini admitted
that the Stadio Romeo Menti remains an intimidating trip due to its artificial
pitch. "I've already played there for Sangiovanesse and it's not easy at all.
The bounce of the ball and the movement of the players is unnatural,” he said.

The Vesuviani are due to spend the week training on a synthetic pitch by way of
preparation.

Genoa were forced to settle for a point in Tuesday's game in hand against Novara
at the Stadio Luigi Ferraris and also lost their phenomenal record of having not
conceded a goal at home this term.

The visitors - who tasted Serie A football in the 1950s - went ahead through
Raffaele Rubino before ex-Parma man Marco Rossi levelled to the delight of
18,000 Grifoni supporters.

The Serie C1A leaders looked most likely to take all three points but were
denied by a spirited Novara rearguard. However, Genoa Coach Giovanni Vavassori
will have been encouraged by the excellent defensive performance of Vincenzo
Moretti who joined from Avellino in January.

  Next week:
PROSSIMO TURNO 19/2/2005
Foggia-Perugia
Frosinone-Sangiovannese
Gela-Manfredonia
Juve Stabia-Napoli
Lanciano-Grosseto
Lucchese-Acireale
Martina-Pisa
Massese-Torres
Pistoiese-Chieti

Hi all,

Not be upstaged by the yanks, I'll volunteer to help put together a list
of Australian based supporters if people are interested in getting to know
fellow club members in their cities etc ??

Obviously, if some people want to be anonymous that's understandable too
so send me an email if you are keen on the idea and we can take it from
there.

It would be a nice little project to compile a list of active Napoli fans
subscribed to CNI in Australia, US, Canada, Britain or wherever so that
those of us who travel a bit could meet and create a real global community
of Napoli fans. That way when we win the champions league in a few years
time we can all gather together to celebrate !!! hehe

I have been lucky enough to travel and meet Elio and various fans in
Naples and believe me it is a worthwhile experience.

Regards,


David

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elio,does the original list still active.?lcrusso from florida
----- Original Message -----
From: "Elio Lo Conte" <elio@...>
To: <cni-english@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Tuesday, February 07, 2006 5:37 PM
Subject: Re: [cni-english] Napoli Supporters in the US


> Yes,
> we collect the ones living in canada as well
> elio
>
>
>
> At 07/02/2006 04.55, you wrote:
> >what about American Napoli fans living in Canada?
> >
> >
> >----- Original Message -----
> >From: "Elio Lo Conte" <elio@...>
> >To: <cni-english@yahoogroups.com>
> >Sent: Monday, February 06, 2006 1:57 PM
> >Subject: [cni-english] Napoli Supporters in the US
> >
> >
> >> Giulio Picolli from Paramus, NJ, napolinewyork@...
> >> has asked me to make a list of all CNI members and Napoli supporters
> >> living in the US.
> >>
> >> If you want to be included in the list, send me your name and address
> >>
> >> I will then send the complete list per state, to those who have sent
their
> >> adrdresses, not to all the members, and not to the mailing list, in
order
> >> to avoid that the addresses can be found on the WEB.
> >>
> >> Cheers
> >> elio
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >> Yahoo! Groups Links
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >Yahoo! Groups Links
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
>
>
>
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>
>
>
>

Hey great group you have, I am a soccer fan just like you and
I enjoy to play and to watch soccer. I decided to open a forum about
soccer, the url is: http://www.soccerdiscussions.com
The forum is pretty new and I actually would love to see you come over
there and say hello I would be really glad if you help me to make it
more active. See you around fellaz.!

Hi all

I am thrilled to finally find a place to discuss napoli football , I
am a huge supporter of napoli since back in the day , my napoli hero
is non other than the windmill ( Careca ).

Some day hopefully soon I'll be able to represent Ireland as a napoli
fan in the San Paulo stadium.

We are having a great season , but lately i think we've been feeling
the pressure , hopefully we'll stamp our claim for promotion to Serie
B , then who knows after that .........just look at Fiorentina
already challenging for a Champions league place ..........from this
I beleive we'll be back up ther where we belong .

Forza from Ireland

Sean

Is there a list of Napoli fans based in England/United
Kingdom as well?

--- Elio Lo Conte <elio@...> wrote:


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Giulio Picolli from Paramus, NJ, napolinewyork@...

has asked me to make a list of all CNI members and
Napoli supporters living in the US.

If you want to be included in the list, send me your
name and address

I will then send the complete list per state, to those
who have sent their adrdresses, not to all the
members, and not to the mailing list, in order to
avoid that the addresses can be found on the WEB.

Cheers
elio




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At 07/02/2006 04.55, you wrote:
>what about American Napoli fans living in Canada?
>
>
>----- Original Message -----
>From: "Elio Lo Conte" <elio@...>
>To: <cni-english@yahoogroups.com>
>Sent: Monday, February 06, 2006 1:57 PM
>Subject: [cni-english] Napoli Supporters in the US
>
>
>> Giulio Picolli from Paramus, NJ, napolinewyork@...
>> has asked me to make a list of all CNI members and Napoli supporters
>> living in the US.
>>
>> If you want to be included in the list, send me your name and address
>>
>> I will then send the complete list per state, to those who have sent their
>> adrdresses, not to all the members, and not to the mailing list, in order
>> to avoid that the addresses can be found on the WEB.
>>
>> Cheers
>> elio
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> Yahoo! Groups Links
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>Yahoo! Groups Links
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Michele Illiano
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Hammonton, NJ 08037



--- In cni-english@yahoogroups.com, Elio Lo Conte <elio@...> wrote:
>
> Giulio Picolli from Paramus, NJ, napolinewyork@...
> has asked me to make a list of all CNI members and Napoli supporters
living in the US.
>
> If you want to be included in the list, send me your name and address
>
> I will then send the complete list per state, to those who have sent
their adrdresses, not to all the members, and not to the mailing list,
in order to avoid that the addresses can be found on the WEB.
>
> Cheers
> elio
>

I have already sent mine ,now what?
Nico


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what about American Napoli fans living in Canada?


----- Original Message -----
From: "Elio Lo Conte" <elio@...>
To: <cni-english@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Monday, February 06, 2006 1:57 PM
Subject: [cni-english] Napoli Supporters in the US


> Giulio Picolli from Paramus, NJ, napolinewyork@...
> has asked me to make a list of all CNI members and Napoli supporters
> living in the US.
>
> If you want to be included in the list, send me your name and address
>
> I will then send the complete list per state, to those who have sent their
> adrdresses, not to all the members, and not to the mailing list, in order
> to avoid that the addresses can be found on the WEB.
>
> Cheers
> elio
>
>
>
>
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>
>
>
>
>

Giulio Picolli from Paramus, NJ, napolinewyork@...
has asked me to make a list of all CNI members and Napoli supporters living in
the US.

If you want to be included in the list, send me your name and address

I will then send the complete list per state, to those who have sent their
adrdresses, not to all the members, and not to the mailing list, in order to
avoid that the addresses can be found on the WEB.

Cheers
elio

Calaio brace rejuvenates Azzurri

Napoli had Emanuele Calaio's welcome return to form to thank for a 2-0 victory
over second-bottom Pistoiese.

After last weekend's miserable 2-0 defeat against Torres, the Azzurri seemed
nervous before Calaio's first goal in 944 minutes of football broke the
deadlock. The Palermo-born marksman completed his brace four minutes from time
to secure the points for the Vesuviani, in a half-full Stadio San Paolo, taking
his season tally to 10 and admitted his relief. "I've had 76 days of suffering,
but that's typical Napoli! We played really badly for a month but we came into
today's game with the energy and determination we needed."

Frosinone kept the pressure on Edy Reja's men surviving a late scare to beat
mid-table Manfredonia - best known for being the first Italian side to play on
an artificial pitch - 3-2 at the Stadio Miramare. Sangiovannese lost ground as
they were held by Sicilian side Gela - a club dedicated to protesting against
the Mafia - 1-1 at the Stadio Vincenzo Presti. Perugia needed a last-gasp goal
from Drissa Diarra to take maximum points from Lanciano at the Stadio Renato
Curi.

A Calaio brace brings victory and smiles for Napoli

The 22nd round of games of the championship ended with the fans' applause
for Napoli who returned to winning ways thanks to two goals by Calaio, who
now boasts 10 goals in the goal scorer's chart, giving the fans victory
number 13.

Napoli more than deserved their win, they did suffer a little, however with
a bit of patience as well as determination they succeeded in finding a
winning way. The game started with both Sosa and Capparella in the starting
line up, Reja replaced Lacrimini with Cupi on the left hand side. Napoli
started very aggressively, as their manager promised they would and after
only a minute Calaio came close to a goal: the azzurri's number 11 evaded
the offside trap to control a Fontana through ball with his left foot, to
then strike a right foot half volley, however his shot lacked pace and
Mareggini was able to protect his goal.

The azzurri were very aggressive, while Pitoiese were happy to defend and
counter-attack with D'Isanto, D'Ainzara and Di Nardo.

On 17 minutes a Boccaccini cross from the left found Di Nardo in the box who
headed the ball just wide of the post. Reja's men were taking some risks and
on 25 minutes D'Isanto was left to enter the box all on his own on the left
hand side to crash a thunderous shot against the cross-bar with a helping
hand from Iezzo. From this moment on Pistoiese only created new problems for
Iezzo in the second half, but lets for now concentrate on the first half.

The azzurri desperately wanted to win this game, and the Pistoiese area was
literally under siege, however a goal was not very forthcoming! On 32
minutes Calaio ran into the box on the right hand side striking for goal
with his left foot, however Mareggini was able to deflect the shot for a
corner kick on the right hand side. Grava took the corner kick, which
resulted in a bit of confusion in the area from which Romito eventually
found the ball between his feet but was only able to kick the ball narrowly
wide. In the 44th minute Capparella entered the area from the right and
aimed his shot at the near post, Mareggini was able to save his goal once
again with his trailing arm. The first half therefore finished with neither
side able to break the deadlock and with the crowd growing a little uneasy.

Napoli got their head down for the start of the second half, Reja introduced
Trotta on the left hand side who replaced Bogliacino. On 13 minutes Calaio
had a great opportunity following a long ball from Maldonado, he controlled
the ball with his chest and then kicked the ball wide of the goal. On 24
minutes Napoli took the lead: from a corner on the right Fontana attempted a
half volley which was deflected, Montervino however was able to head the
ball back into the centre where Calaio, who was just on-side, was able to
put the ball in the back of the net to make the breakthrough, however he
vented his anger towards the corner flag which resulted in a booking.

On 28 minutes it was Calaio again with an assist from Montervino who shot
wide from just inside the penalty area. On 36 minutes Calaio brilliantly set
up Fontana on the left, his shot aimed at the far post finished only wide by
a whisker.

In the 39th minute Montervino gained a free kick after he was knocked over
by Gheller on the edge of the box. Fontana took the free kick placing the
ball into the area where Calaio was able to score with a sliding challenge
using his left foot, causing the crowd to go wild.

The game thus ended amidst the cheers of the 'few' supporters and the
azzurri who were able to smile once again.

Amongst Napoli's best players today was Calaio, who other than bagging the
winning goals also provided a couple of excellent assists and made good
movements from right to left. He also had some good opportunities which he
may have made more of, overall however his performance was excellent.
Capparella, Fontana and Montervino also fared well.

Today's win and the next week's break will allow Reja to recover those
players who have been out injured to see, once the championship starts again
on the 19th at Castellamare, a more convincing Napoli.

Translation by John Civale


Marcatori: 24' e 40' st Calaiò

Napoli (4-4-2): Iezzo; Grava, Romito, Maldonado, Cupi (43' st Vitale);
Capparella (38' st Amodio), Montervino, Fontana, Bogliacino (1' st Trotta);
Sosa, Calaiò.
(Gianello, Briotti, Amodio, Montesanto, Grieco).
All.: Reja

Pistoiese (4-4-2): Mareggini; Mariani (43' st Cardamone), Mayer, Gheller,
Boccaccini; Breschi (33' st Ballerini), Perovic, Di Chiara D., D'Isanto (34' st
Martinetti); D'Ainzara; Di Nardo. (Lippi, Criniti, Parolo, Colasante).
All: Di Chiara

Arbitro: Bo di Genova (Fortunati-Ponziani)
Note. Spettatori 20.000 circa.
Ammoniti: Gheller, D'Ainzara, Mariani, Calaiò, Montervino, Grava.
Angoli 7-1.

Da www.tele5napoli.com

RISULTATI
Acireale-Juve Stabia 0-0
Chieti-Massese 1-1
Gela-Sangiovannese 1-1
Grosseto-Martina 4-1
Manfredonia-Frosinone 2-3
Napoli-Pistoiese 2-0
Perugia-Lanciano 1-0
Pisa-Foggia 1-0
Torres-Lucchese 0-0

  CLASSIFICA
Napoli 45
Frosinone 41
Sangiovannese 37
Torres 35
Perugia 35
Grosseto 34
Lucchese 31
Lanciano 28
Manfredonia 28
Gela 28
Pisa 28
Foggia 26
Massese 26
Acireale 25
Martina 24
Juve Stabia 22
Pistoiese 18
Chieti 16

PROSSIMO TURNO 19/2/2005
Foggia-Perugia
Frosinone-Sangiovannese
Gela-Manfredonia
Juve Stabia-Napoli
Lanciano-Grosseto
Lucchese-Acireale
Martina-Pisa
Massese-Torres
Pistoiese-Chieti


Raimondo E. Casaceli
webmaster di http://www.tele5napoli.com

As of today, January 27th, the draw for the UEFA Euro 2008 is now a
fact. The groups show promise of uncertain final standings and
interesting results to the end of the qualifications. Who will head on
for glory to the Euro 2008 and who will stand in the shadow and watch?
Time will show...

Starting with Group A the finalists from the previous Euro 2004
Portugal will have to face Poland and Serbia & Montenegro, in the
fight for the first place. Belgium, despite being outsiders also have
chances .........

To read more:
http://www.soccerdiscussions.com/viewtopic.php?t=114

Da www.tele5napoli.com

RISULTATI
Chieti-Lanciano n.d.
Frosinone-Foggia 1-1
Juve Stabia-Pisa 1-0
Lucchese-Grosseto 3-2
Martina-Perugia 2-0
Massese-Gela 1-1
Pistoiese-Manfredonia 1-1
Sangiovannese-Acireale 2-1
Torres-Napoli 2-0

  CLASSIFICA
Napoli 42
Frosinone 38
Sangiovannese 36
Torres 34
Perugia 32
Grosseto 31
Lucchese 30
Manfredonia 28
Gela 27
Foggia 26
Lanciano 25
Massese 25
Pisa 25
Martina 24
Acireale 24
Juve Stabia 21
Pistoiese 18
Chieti 15

PROSSIMO TURNO 5/2/2005
Acireale-Juve Stabia
Chieti-Massese
Gela-Sangiovannese
Grosseto-Martina
Manfredonia-Frosinone
Napoli-Pistoiese
Perugia-Lanciano
Pisa-Foggia
Torres-Lucchese


Raimondo E. Casaceli
webmaster di http://www.tele5napoli.com

Another brutal KO on the road

Poor road performance continues for Napoli in that Sassari packs a heavy k.o.
which is difficult to digest. Once again Cuccureddu reveals himself as the black
beast of Reja and of Napoli. As anticipated amply from the pages of this site,
Mister Reja sends out from the first minute the newly arrived Trotta, who take
the place of Capparella, and Grieco finally has a chance in place of Sosa. The
two squads start off right away with adrenaline running high as the referee
struggles to calm the tension of the protagonists. In this sense they did not
make use of any statements made by Cuccureddu in the days preceding the match. 
Turning to technical questions, it is interesting the position occupied by
Grieco who inserts himself between the defensive line and the midfield of the
Sardinian squad, and makes life difficult for the Sardinian defense, for number
lovers, an unpublished 4-4-1-1. With the passing of minutes Napoli takes the
appropriate measure to Torres taking the initiati!
  ve fro
m this manoeuvre. Lacrimini and Trotta eat up the miles and continue the
pressing of the midfielders. They seem to be the right army for winning this
most important game of the season. The cold shower for Napoli arrives at the
36th minute with an incursion by napoletano Evacuo, who arrives at the penalty
area unmolested firing a shot that, thanks to the unfortunate diversion by
Lacrimini, passes between the shoulders of Iezzo giving the Sardinians the lead.
The partenopei look immediately to respond, but it is Torres who again render
themselves dangerous thanks to the well-executed counter-attacks by their
forwards. The first half finishes with Napoli in difficulty and incapable of
creating any danger at the Torres goal. The second half of play sees immediately
the entrance on the field of Sosa who relieves the evanescent Grieco. As if
watching a film over and over again, Napoli tries to bring forwards through the
sides of the Sardinian goalkeeper, Pinna, but the manouevre's!
   resul
ts are often confused and too slow. Reja tries to change something playing the
Capparella card who takes the place of Trotta; and with his vivacity tries to
take the hinges off the left side of the Torres defense. The script
unfortunately repeats itself in the second half, at the 17th minute the azzurri
defense is caught napping and Evacuo in the middle doubles the score for his
team which brings the Sardinian fans present at the stadium to their feet. The
game pratically shuts down here, the concluding minutes sanction the uselessness
of the napoletano manouevre and the necessity of turning the page. What was seen
at the Vanni Sanna Stadium was a brutal Napoli that offered a dreadful
performance. Reja and his players must preach less during the week and practice
more. They are a Ferrari for this class, but this Ferrari is at a standstill in
the pit with the engine flooded.

translated by Louis J Chirillo

Marcatori: 37' (pt) Evacuo, 18' (st) Evacuo

Torres (4-4-2): Pinna; Medda , Morello (16' st Panetto), De Martis, Russo (29'
st Pesce); Guberti , Luci, Sanna, Minetti; Tozzi Borsoi (39' st Frau), Evacuo .
Allenatore: A. Cuccureddu.
  A disp: Zani, Panetto, Pinna, Porcu, Pesce, Cherchi, Frau.
Napoli (4-4-2): Iezzo; Grava, Romito, Maldonado, Lacrimini  (25' st Amodio);
Trotta (10' st Capparella), Montervino, Fontana , Bogliacino; Grieco (1' st
Sosa), Calaiò. Allenatore: E. Reja.

A disp.: Gianello, Briotti, Cupi, Amodio, De Palma, Capparella, Sosa.

Arbitro: Tommasi di Bassano del Grappa.



----- Original Message ----- From: "Elio Lo Conte" <elio@...>
To: <luigic@...>
Sent: Sunday, January 29, 2006 12:24 PM
Subject: Commento da tradurre ; Torres-Napoli 2-0


>Ancora un brutto ko in trasferta.
>
>Prosegue il mal di trasferta per il Napoli che in quel di Sassari incassa un ko
pesante e difficile da digerire. Ancora una volta Cuccureddu si rivela bestia
nera di Reja e del Napoli.
>Come anticipato ampiamente dalle pagine di questo sito, mister Reja lancia dal
primo minuto il neoarrivato Trotta, che prende il posto di Capparella, e Grieco
che ha finalmente una chance al posto di Sosa. Le due squadre partono subito con
la giusta tensione agonistica; il nervosismo è subito alle stelle con l'arbitro
che fatica a calmare gli animi dei protagonisti. In questo senso non hanno
giovato alcune dichiarazioni di Cuccureddu nei giorni precedenti alla gara.
Tornando alle questioni tecniche è interessante la posizione occupata da Grieco
che inserendosi tra le linee delle difesa e centrocampo della squadra sarda
mette in difficoltà i difensori avversari formando, per gli amanti dei numeri,
un inedito 4-4-1-1. Col passare dei minuti il Napoli prende le giuste misure
alla Torres acquisendo l'iniziativa della manovra. Gli esterni Lacrimini e
Trotta macinano chilometri ed il continuo pressing dei centrali di centrocampo
sembrano essere le giuste armi per vincere questa p!
  a!
>rtita
>importantissima per il proseguo della stagione. La doccia fredda per il Napoli
arriva al minuto trentaseiesimo quando con un incursione centrale del napoletano
Evacuo, quest'ultimo riesce ad arrivare indisturbato ai limiti dell'area di
rigore facendo partire un tiro che, grazie alla sfortunata deviazione di
Lacrimini, si infila alle spalle di Iezzo portando in vantaggio i sardi. I
partenopei cercano immediatamente di reagire ma è la Torres che si rende ancora
pericolosa grazie ai contropiedi ben congeniati dai propri attaccanti. Il primo
tempo finisce con il Napoli in difficoltà ed incapace di creare pericoli alla
porta della Torres. La seconda frazione di gioco vede subito l'ingresso in campo
di Sosa che rileva l'evanescente Grieco. Sembra di assistere però ad un film
visto e rivisto, il Napoli prova a portare attacchi tra le parti del portiere
sardo Pinna ma la manovra risulta spesso confusa e troppo lenta. Reja prova a
cambiare qualcosa giocando la carta Capparella che p!
  r!
>ende i
>l posto di Trotta; con la sua vivacità prova a scardinare l'out sinistro della
difesa della Torres. Il copione purtroppo si ripete anche nel secondo tempo, al
diciottesimo minuto su una dormita generale della difesa azzurra Evacuo in mezza
rovesciata raddoppia per la sua squadra siglando una doppietta che porta
l'entusiasmo alle stelle tra i tifosi sardi presenti allo stadio. La partita
praticamente si chiude qui, i minuti conclusivi sanciscono l'inutilità della
manovra napoletana e la necessità di voltare pagina. Quello visto oggi allo
stadio Vanni Sanna è un brutto Napoli che ha offerto una pessima prestazione.
Reja e i suoi devono predicare meno in settimana e razzolare meglio, sono una
Ferrari per questa categoria ma attualmente sono fermi ai box con il motore
ingolfato.
>
>

Azzurri back on track
Napoli bounced back from last weekend’s disappointing defeat at Massese by
grinding out a 1-0 victory over Lucchese, in front of 20,000 fans at the Stadio
San Paolo.

A Mariano Bogliacino goal was enough to put the Azzurri three points clear in
Serie C1B, but Coach Edy Reja was quick to praise his defence. "It wasn’t a
pretty performance but it was what I asked for," he said. "I’m happy that we
returned to defending well, we gave a good Lucchese side nothing."

Reja’s men were helped by a 1-1 draw between their two main promotion rivals,
Frosinone and Grosetto, but Perugia remained in the running with a 1-0 victory
over Juve Stabia. Marco Cellini’s goal came after a neat interchange with his
Albanian strike-partner Florian Myrtaj and moved him equal top of the
Capocannoniere chart.

Could anyone send some of those photos or tell us where could we see them o n
the net?
Cheers:
SFAW







>-------- Îðèãèíàëíî ïèñìî --------
>Îò: Elio Lo Conte
>Îòíîñíî: [cni-english] my Rome Alone adventure
>Äî: cni-english@yahoogroups.com
>Èçïðàòåíî íà: Ïîíåäåëíèê, 2006, ßíóàðè 23 00:36:47 EET
>----------------------------------
>
>Ciao Elio,
>
>my Rome Alone adventure
>michael di napoli south london
>FORZA NAPOLI
>
>Paolo Barbuto  wrote:
>From: "Paolo Barbuto"
>To: "michael lynch"
>Subject: Re: Roma v Napoli
>Date: Sat, 14 Jan 2006 23:14:13 +0100
>
>Hey, are you planning to became a journalist?
>Great article. If neapolitan people could read english, I would publish it
integrally.
>good job. I'll let you know when my newspaper will write your story.
>Ciao
>Paolo
>----- Original Message -----
>From:  michael lynch
>To:  Paolo Barbuto
>Sent: Saturday, January 14, 2006 9:27 PM
>Subject: Re: Roma v Napoli
>
>Ciao paolo,
>
>On my flight to Rome i was contented enough with the thought of not even seeing
the stadio olimpico as Napoli would be playing to no spectators and the thought
of roma fans outside the stadio shouting for their team so i arrived at my hotel
which i chose because of diego maradona the hotel was called the king in via
sistina,after checking in i decided to have a look at the spanish steps as they
were o nly at the top of the street. o nce there i carried o n walking looking
in shop windows and came upon a sports shop at the end of via del babuino at the
piazza del popolo ,
>i went in for a look and to my amazement hanging up o n the left hand side was
the Napoli 3rd shirt the blue and white stripped o ne from this moment i knew i
had to go to the stadio , i asked the girl in the shop if i could try the shirt
o n she said they didnt have any changing rooms but i could try it o n in the
stock room , so i did then came out into the shop to ask for a mirror , i was so
proud to look in the mirror the o nly fan in rome wearing a napoli shirt and
what made it even better was that the shop assistant said the shirt looked good
o n me ,i thought to myself of course it does it's a napoli shirt and not a roma
shirt ,but i knew she o nly said that to try to make me buy it .
>As i was in rome for o nly two days i didnt think i would be coming home with a
napoli shirt so had not budgeted for the 75 euro shirt so gave it back to her
and said thanks.
>By now my mind was racing and i knew i had to go to the stadio and try and get
in ,i knew that if i didnt try i would always be thinking would i have got in to
the stadio or not . so with a plan i headed for the metro to flaminio then the
tram no 2 to the stadio,
>once of the tram i headed for the stadio across the bridge it was a funny
feeling soon there would be a big game o n and the area around was so quiet ,no
ticket touts no flag and scarf sellers and a few people , so different to my
trips to St Paolo.
>As i approached the stadio i saw roma stewards walking from my left towards the
right
>hand side of me and thought i wonder along the way maybe there might be a gate
open and with slim chance i might be able to enter so i kept walking but no
gates were open ,i watched from a distance to see where the stewards were going
and decided to follow them , a sign said curva nord and i thought wow thats near
where i would have been if fans were allowed and decided that it was a good omen
, so i took a deep breath and started to walk towards a gate that was open and i
could see the roma stewards going through it all i could do was keep walking
because there was no way i was turning back now so i walked through the gate the
roma stewards were collecting thier photo passes from a wooden board to my left
handside , it was at this point i was stopped and told in italian no spectators
i replied i dont understand do you talk english they said they couldnt so i just
said english journalist so they directed me to the security office to my right
hand side and o nce there i said !
> the sa
>me thing english journalist no o ne could understand me , the gaurd asked my
name so i made a name up i didnt want them to know my surname was di napoli they
might get suspiciuos and turn me away , he checked a list of names and said no
then said to me acceridta so i thought it would be good to answer him back with
a yes , then he telephoned somebody to see if they knew anything about me
because i was not o n his list ,while all this was going o n there were other tv
reporters arriving and cars and vans turning up so he was kept busy backwards
and forwards into his office ,roma stewards around talking and joking with each
other and another security gaurd outside the office quite near to me smoking ,i
decided to call my wife and tell here that i was trying to get in and that i
might be lucky but whilst talking with joy in my heart i put a look of dispair o
n my face so the gaurd smoking might think i was meant to be there.
>when i finished the call to my wife i noticed that the first gaurd i talked to
was still away from his office sorting some problem out with other people and
thought now is the right time ,it has been a while and he's probably forgot
about me so i asked the other gaurd if i could use the toilet he just said yes
and pointed towards the inner gates to the stadium.
>So off i went looking for toilets until i came to the steps leading up to the
stand, had a look over my shoulder to see if i was being watched, to my surprise
i could not be seen from the security office because of the inner fence I climed
the steps untill they brought me out into the middle of the curva nord officals
were o n the pitch, can you belive how happy i was the o nly napoli fan in the
curva nord i took my camera from my pocket and took a couple of pictures with
the flash off so i did'nt attract attention then looked for the toilets because
by now i really needed them by now.
>That night we did'nt loose because with Napoli in my heart I beat the Romans.
>FORZA NAPOLI.
> Michael Di Napoli.
>
>
>
>Paolo Barbuto  wrote:
>Hi Mike, I'm here again.
>The sports editor of Il Mattino saw your mail, and asked me about your story.
He'se very interested about how you can get inside the stadium of Rome. outside
there were hundred of policeman, how can you go inside?
>Please, write me everything about your adventure, maybe tomorrow (on the
newspaper printed for the monday edition) we'll tell your story to our readers.
>I'll wait for your answer.
>Thanks
>Paolo
>
>
>----- Original Message -----
>From:  michael lynch
>To:  Paolo Barbuto
>Sent: Saturday, January 14, 2006 2:19 PM
>Subject: Re: Roma v Napoli
>
>ciao paolo
>When i was in rome i thought i would try my luck at getting in to the stadium
and to my delight i pulled it off , i must have been the o nly napoli fan not
including any reporters from napoli inside the stadium .igot my photos of rome
developed today and i have attached two photos which i took secretley with no
flash , you can see the officals are in the centre of the pitch , well we lost
but at least i can say i was in the stadio olimpico .
>ciao
>michael di napoli ,london
>
>Paolo Barbuto  wrote:
>I'll do my best. wait for a mail this evening. There is o nly a 1% possibility
that you can come inside the stadium but we'll fight
>ciao
>Paolo
>----- Original Message -----
>From:  michael lynch
>To:  Paolo Barbuto
>Sent: Monday, January 09, 2006 9:11 PM
>Subject: Roma v Napoli
>
>Ciao paolo
>You done a piece in the paper about me at stadio st paolo, the guy who changed
his name to di napoli for the love of naples, I know it's a long shot but here
goes .
>Back in october when the draw was made for the Roma-Napoli game i booked my
flight ticket and hotel in rome so i could watch my mighty Napoli play at the
stadio olimpico , the date for the game changed four times and with these date
changes I had to change my travel arrangements at a cost , now the game is being
played behind closed doors and i will be in rome trying to find somewhere to
watch it o n tv.
>I was wondering if you are going to report o n the match in rome and if
possible there would be a way of watching it with you , maybe i could be your
helper for your equipment or something ,I know it's a shot in the dark but i had
to ask .
>Grazie
>Michael di napoli of london
>
>
>
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Ciao Elio,

my Rome Alone adventure
michael di napoli south london
FORZA NAPOLI

Paolo Barbuto <pbarbu@...> wrote:
From: "Paolo Barbuto" <pbarbu@...>
To: "michael lynch" <southsidebrickwork@...>
Subject: Re: Roma v Napoli
Date: Sat, 14 Jan 2006 23:14:13 +0100

Hey, are you planning to became a journalist?
Great article. If neapolitan people could read english, I would publish it
integrally.
good job. I'll let you know when my newspaper will write your story.
Ciao
Paolo
----- Original Message -----
From: <mailto:southsidebrickwork@...>michael lynch
To: <mailto:pbarbu@...>Paolo Barbuto
Sent: Saturday, January 14, 2006 9:27 PM
Subject: Re: Roma v Napoli

Ciao paolo,

On my flight to Rome i was contented enough with the thought of not even seeing
the stadio olimpico as Napoli would be playing to no spectators and the thought
of roma fans outside the stadio shouting for their team so i arrived at my hotel
which i chose because of diego maradona the hotel was called the king in via
sistina,after checking in i decided to have a look at the spanish steps as they
were only at the top of the street. Once there i carried on walking looking in
shop windows and came upon a sports shop at the end of via del babuino at the
piazza del popolo ,
i went in for a look and to my amazement hanging up on the left hand side was
the Napoli 3rd shirt the blue and white stripped one from this moment i knew i
had to go to the stadio , i asked the girl in the shop if i could try the shirt
on she said they didnt have any changing rooms but i could try it on in the
stock room , so i did then came out into the shop to ask for a mirror , i was so
proud to look in the mirror the only fan in rome wearing a napoli shirt and what
made it even better was that the shop assistant said the shirt looked good on me
,i thought to myself of course it does it's  a napoli shirt and not a roma shirt
,but i knew she only said that to try to make me buy it .
As i was in rome for only two days i didnt think i would be coming home with a
napoli shirt  so had not budgeted for the 75 euro shirt so gave it back to her
and said thanks.
By now my mind was racing  and i knew i had to go to the stadio and try and get
in ,i knew that if i didnt try i would always be thinking  would i have got in
to the stadio  or not . so with a plan i headed for the metro to flaminio then
the tram no 2 to the stadio,
once of the tram i headed for the stadio across the bridge it was a funny
feeling soon there would be a big game on and the area around was so quiet ,no
ticket touts no flag and scarf sellers and a few people , so different to my
trips to St Paolo.
As i approached the stadio i saw roma stewards walking from my left towards the
right
hand side of me and thought i wonder along the way maybe there might be a gate
open and with slim chance i might be able to enter so i kept walking but no
gates were open ,i watched from a distance to see where the stewards were going
and decided to follow them , a sign said curva nord and i thought wow thats near
where i would have been if fans were allowed and decided that it was a good omen
, so i took a deep breath and started to walk towards a gate that was open and i
could see the roma stewards going through it  all i could do was keep walking
because there was no way i was turning back now so i walked through the gate the
roma stewards were collecting thier photo passes from a wooden board to my left
handside , it was at this point i was stopped and told in italian no spectators
i replied i dont understand do you talk english they said they couldnt so i just
said english journalist so they directed me to the security office to my right
hand side and once there i said !
  the sa
me thing english journalist  no one could understand me , the gaurd asked my
name so i made a name up i didnt want them to know my surname was di napoli they
might get suspiciuos and turn me away , he checked a list of names and said no
then said to me acceridta so i thought it would be good to answer him back with
a yes , then he telephoned somebody to see if they knew anything about me
because i was not on his list ,while all this was going on there were other tv
reporters arriving  and cars and vans turning up so he was kept busy backwards
and forwards into his office ,roma stewards around talking and joking with each
other and another security gaurd outside the office quite near to me smoking  ,i
decided to call my wife and tell here that i was trying to get in and that i
might be lucky  but whilst talking with joy in my heart i put a look of dispair
on my face so the gaurd smoking might think i was meant to be there.
when i finished the call to my wife i noticed that the first gaurd i talked to
was still away from his office sorting some problem out with other people and
thought now is the right time ,it has been a while and he's probably forgot
about me so i asked the other gaurd if i could use the toilet he just said yes
and pointed towards the inner gates to the stadium.
So off i went looking for toilets until i came to the steps leading up to the
stand, had a look over my shoulder to see if i was being watched, to my surprise
i could not be seen from the security office because of the inner fence I climed
the steps untill they brought me out into the middle of the curva nord officals
were on the pitch, can you belive how happy i was the only napoli fan in the
curva nord i took my camera from my pocket and took a couple of pictures with
the flash off so i did'nt attract attention then looked for the toilets because
by now i really needed them by now.
That night we did'nt loose because with Napoli in my heart I beat the Romans.
FORZA NAPOLI.
  Michael Di Napoli.



Paolo Barbuto <pbarbu@...> wrote:
Hi Mike, I'm here again.
The sports editor of Il Mattino saw your mail, and asked me about your story.
He'se very interested about how you can get inside the stadium of Rome. outside
there were hundred of policeman, how can you go inside?
Please, write me everything about your adventure, maybe tomorrow (on the
newspaper printed for the monday edition) we'll tell your story to our readers.
I'll wait for your answer.
Thanks
Paolo


----- Original Message -----
From: <mailto:southsidebrickwork@...>michael lynch
To: <mailto:pbarbu@...>Paolo Barbuto
Sent: Saturday, January 14, 2006 2:19 PM
Subject: Re: Roma v Napoli

ciao paolo
When i was in rome i thought i would try my luck at getting in to the stadium
and to my delight i pulled it off , i must have been the only napoli fan not
including any reporters from napoli inside the stadium .igot my photos of rome
developed today and i have attached two photos which i took secretley with no
flash , you can see the officals are in the centre of the pitch , well we lost
but at least i can say i was in the stadio olimpico .
ciao
michael di napoli ,london

Paolo Barbuto <pbarbu@...> wrote:
I'll do my best. wait for a mail this evening. There is only a 1% possibility
that you can come inside the stadium but we'll fight
ciao
Paolo
----- Original Message -----
From: <mailto:southsidebrickwork@...>michael lynch
To: <mailto:pbarbu@...>Paolo Barbuto
Sent: Monday, January 09, 2006 9:11 PM
Subject: Roma v Napoli

Ciao paolo
You done a piece in the paper about me at stadio  st paolo, the guy who changed
his name to di napoli for the love of naples, I know it's a long shot but here
goes .
Back in october when the draw was made for the Roma-Napoli game i booked my
flight ticket  and hotel in rome so i could watch my mighty Napoli play at the
stadio olimpico , the date for the game changed four times and with these date
changes I had to change my travel arrangements at a cost , now the game is being
played behind closed doors and i will be in rome trying to find somewhere to
watch it on tv.
I was wondering if you are going to report on the match in rome and if possible
there would be a way of watching it with you , maybe i could be your helper for
your equipment or something ,I know it's a shot in the dark but i had to ask .
Grazie
Michael di napoli of london

NAPOLI SHOWS ITS PRIDE

Napoli bests Lucchese for 1 to nothing on the 20th game of the C1/B division. 
Reja counts on Sosa and Calaio` in the offensive department, while Lacrimini is
on the field from the very first minute on the left side of the pitch.  During
the first half Npaoli tries to score on a number of occasions.  At the 8th
minute a left kick by Grava misses the cross bar of the goal.  After 4 minutes,
a weak kick by Montervino is blocked by Brunner.  At the 20th Bogliacino tries
from a distance but misses the goal.  At the 27th minute the Lucchese team
deflects first an attempt by Montervino and then one by Capparella.   At the
31st minute Napoli takes the lead: corner kick from the right, short ball to
Grava who passes to Bogliacino who is able to precede everyone and to dive on
the ball scoring with a header.  At the 33th minute a lob by Montervino and the
ball just misses the cross bar.  At the 39th Sosa and Capparella trip each other
in front of the opposing goaltender and the play !
  is sto
p by the referee for a hand ball by Capparella.  On the 44th a placed kick by
Fabiano is deflected by Izzo.  During the second half Napoli basically takes
control of the match.  At the 3rd minute Capparella kicks the ball high.  On the
9th again he tries and the ball is deflected by Brunner.  At the 25 minute a
placed kick by Maldonado is deflected by the barrier.  At the 37th minute
Montervino wins a tackle on midfield but his pass for Sosa is not precies.  This
win consolidates Napoli's its first place in the standing.

Translation by Francesco Liberti


Marcatori: 32' (pt) Bogliacino

Formazioni ufficiali:

Napoli (4-4-2):  Iezzo; Grava, Romito, Maldonado , Lacrimini (39' st Cupi);
Capparella  (45' st Amodio), Montervino , Fontana, Bogliacino ; Calaiò (42' st
Grieco), Sosa. Allenatore: E. Reja.
A disp.: Gianello, Briotti, Cupi, Montesanto, Amodio, De Palma, Grieco.

Lucchese (4-4-2): Brunner; Campana, Mannucci (27' st Guidi), Napolioni, Geraldi;
Bellucci, Magnani (9' st Konè), Fabiano (9' st Sturba), Carruezzo; Bonfanti,
Masini. Allenatore: L. Simoni.
  A disp: Moreau, Deoma, Guidi, Cucciari, Konà, Sturba.

Arbitro: Forconi di Aprilia

What a a story !!......... Is this guy a part of CNI-english ?? He should be !!

Hey Elio,
    that's a great story.  In 1992 my cousins husband bribed a groundsman to get
me into the San Paolo by telling him that I was Jonas Thern, Napoli's new player
from Sweden.  Afterwards we went to a restaurant where word had got around that
Napoli's new signing was coming for a meal with his family.

   After a lovely meal and signing lots of autographs I didn't have the heart to
tell them that I was just a Napoli tifosi from England.

   cheers,  Bob.

   Elio Lo Conte <elio@...> wrote:
   A real fairytale
Paolo Barbuto

Translation of IL MATTINO Newspaper

We have already told you the story about Michael Lynch. He was born and lives in
London but has loved Napoli since the Great Maradona era. In 2002 he turned up
at the registry offices and asked to change his surname, so today he’s called
Michael di Napoli. Azzurro fan: born and bred in London.

We met Michael outside of the Stadio dell’Olimpico last Wednesday, he had flown
in from London but he was unaware that the match against Roma was to be played
behind closed doors. He was extremely disappointed. We said our goodbyes before
entering the deserted stadium, the following day we told our writers all about
the man and how he had left the grounds to go and find a tv to watch
Napoli-Roma.

However, that was a lie…because Michael had managed to get in to the Stadio
dell’Olimpico as yesterday he e-mailed his photos inside the stadium and told us
how he’d done it.

“I was leaving when I saw a group of guys that were coming towards the stadium.
They were the stewards that were coming to collect the entry permits. I
introduced myself, speaking in English and they all started to panic because
they didn’t understand a word I had said.”

But the man was stopped. They were trying to understand who he was and what he
wanted but the language problems were almost insurmountable: “While I was
waiting for them to figure out what to do with me, the person who stopped me was
called away and I went up to another groundsman asking if there was a toilet. He
didn’t know who I was and pointed out a stairwell that led to the stands; I
pretended to go to the bathroom and hid and watched the match.

It was too good to be true, all too easy, however he has the photos to prove it
and of that there’s no doubt.

After everything Michael concludes with a big smile” Napoli lost against Roma
but the fans won: ’Napolitani’ 1, ‘Romanisti’0. Do you know how proud I am…

Forza NAPOLI!!!






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testo = I'm 29 year old napolitan male living in NY USA and i love
napoli.......forza napoli

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nome = Joakim
citta = Stockholm
nazione = Sweden
testo = My english it's really bad. I love Napoli and come from sweden. :)

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nazione = holland
testo = I am a napoli fan from the time ruud krol was a member of this great
team and the greatest footbal player on earth played there DIEGO ARMANDO
MARADONA