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Regista: The football blog that kisses the badge in celebration of the best aspects of football and surrounds the ref to complain in vain about the worst.Covering topics across the football world, including: Bundesliga, Serie A, La Liga, the Champions League, the English Premier League and Championship football.
Category Archives: Serie A
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Tweet American sports commentators aren’t shy of throwing in a superlative or two when they get excited. One of my favourite sports documentaries is Michael Jordan’s Air Time, which includes several lengthy montages of action featuring flabbergasted comments like, ‘That’s … Continue reading
Posted in International, Serie A 2 Comments
Hunting in Threes: Signori, Rambaudi and Baiano, Foggia.
Tweet Last week’s post lamented the dwindling power of Serie A and the sickening trend of Italian clubs being outgunned in the transfer market by their French rivals (‘filled to the brim with bitterness’ as one happy reader described it). … Continue reading
Posted in Hunting in Pairs, Serie A Tagged Baiano, Foggia, Inter, Klinsmann, Matthäus, Milan, Roma, Signori, Zemen 1 Comment
Ligue 1 and Serie A: the tables have turned, and I don’t like it.
Tweet I have no idea when the rivalry between France and Italy started. I was oblivious to it growing up despite my father’s Italian heritage. He didn’t seem bothered by the French, in fact he seemed to quite like the … Continue reading
Posted in Serie A Tagged Cavani, Edinson Cavani, Fiorentina, Inter, juventus, Milan, Monaco, Napoli, PSG 2 Comments
Three views of Italian football: the supporters club, the local team, and the arena.
Tweet I recently hooked up with a friend who gave me some photos from a trip to Italy in 2005. We were visiting a mutual friend in Rome, via his home town of Agnone, a small town in the hills … Continue reading
Posted in Adventures in football, Fans and football culture, Serie A Tagged Agnone, AS Roma, Inter, Olimpico, Roma Leave a comment
What’s wrong with Hernanes?
Tweet Liverpool were so desperate they signed Charlie Adam and Jordan Henderson; Milan have resorted to playing Flamini and De Jong; and, last season, Manchester United were so bereft of quality they had to bring Paul Scholes out of retirement. … Continue reading