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标题: 骗局，谣言和丑闻是现在的意大利足球吗？？ [打印本页]

作者: 悲剧的超越 时间: 2004-8-22 21:31
标题: 骗局，谣言和丑闻是现在的意大利足球吗？？
Hype, rumours and scandal

Roberto Gotta

Less than a month has passed since Italy returned home from its unsuccessful Euro 2004 campaign. It wasn't pretty then, and it does not look any better now.

Alberto Gilardino: Should Italy have taken a risk on the Parma man? (TonyO'Brien/Empics)

The Italian Football Association (FIGC) wasted no time in appointing Marcello Lippi as Giovanni Trapattoni's successor, but few believe the fortunes of the team will take a massive upturn, as Lippi will have the same limitations and problems Trapattoni had.

As is customary after each failed attempt to win a trophy, the can of worms was opened as soon as Italy realized they were going home, with a litany of grievances and finger-pointing: the coach had picked the wrong squad, leaving Alberto Gilardino at home while other young (or younger, see Rooney, Wayne) strikers were showing no signs of nerves or inexperience in Portugal.

Sponsors, agents, clubs directors, family members were mixing with the players at all times and creating a chaotic and unruly environment. And the most populist explanation of all was that Italy had been too pampered, a point so rhetoric and demagogical that only the notorious Processo di Biscard', Italy's long-running scream-a-thon Tv football show, could pick it up, comparing the plushness of Italy's hotel in Portugal with the allegedly simpler, near-monastic retreat where England had stayed.

Someone perhaps forgot to point out to those guys - not that it would have mattered - that England did not go much farther than Italy, and had the Azzurri won it all, as they certainly could have with their talent, none of this drivel would have come to light.

Since meddlesome agents and club directors are going to be around Italy's camp in future international events, too, Lippi had better be prepared and take this excuse out of the equation.

But things aren't pretty on the club front, either. One of the worst side-effects of Italy's early exit from Euro 2004 was that sports daily newspapers immediately switched their focus to the calciomercato, the transfer market, with one of them (no names here, no one's perfect after all) one day devoting their front page to a huge picture of Perugia's Ze Maria, who was allegedly close to joining Inter, while the result of one of the most exciting Euro 2004 matches, Portugal-England, was squeezed in much smaller print on the top left corner.

That was a sign that the silliest of all calcio seasons, the calciomercato season, was on, a crescendo of rumours, innuendos and 'sure' deals which never materialize, usually reported with the caveat of 'everything's in place for the transfer, only the relevant signatures are missing', as if those weren't the only things that mattered.

There's even a 25-minute TV show, Calcio Mercato, aired each day by national channel Rete 4 at 7.30pm, with the purpose of detailing the same day's transfers, rumours and developments.

Capello: Juventus held 2-2 (TonyMarshall/Empics)

The hype hasn't matched the facts, so far: with the exception of Hernan Crespo and Jaap Stam's move to Milan, and perhaps Edgar Davids and Juan Veron's to Inter, there has't been an earth-shattering purchases, and even some of the above (Veron's and Crespo's) have been loans, with Chelsea picking up part of the players' wages.

And the outbound traffic has been top-heavy: international players like Stefano Fiore and Bernardo Corradi, of hard-up Lazio, went abroad, both to Valencia, and Uruguayan star forward Chevanton joined Monaco after no one in Italy apparently could find the money to grab his contract from Lecce.

As Milan captain Paolo Maldini admitted to La Gazzetta dello Sport the other day, the summer's most shocking development happened nearly two months ago, when Juventus stunned everybody by announcing their new coach would be Roma's Fabio Capello.

Capello had fiercely criticized Juventus in the past and had gone as far as saying he'd never have anything to do with them, sprinkling his interviews with references to Juve as 'those Jesuits' and other delicacies.

He received a cool welcome by the Juve fans at the beginning of the bianconeri's pre-season training two weeks ago, and has now become a hate figure in Rome, whose fans have turned against him with predictable cries of 'Judas'.

Things are being compounded by the prolonged negotiations between the two clubs for the transfer of Brazilian midfielder Emerson to the Turin club: talks began as soon as the Serie A season was over, but an agreement hasn't been found so far and Emerson outraged everybody, joining Capello on the list of despised former Giallorossi, when he did not show up for Roma's pre-season workouts and sent instead a doctor's note stating that he was 'depressed'.

He's not the only one, apparently: newly-promoted Livorno's striker Cristiano Lucarelli apparently suffers from a similar clinical status, which prevented him from turning up at Torino's camp.

Emerson: Deal completed. (GraziaNeri/GettyImages)

Torino had loaned him to his hometown club last year and Lucarelli raised a few eyebrows by saying he'd settle for a much lower salary in order to stay with Livorno, but Torino are rightly asking for compensation and an agreement doesn't seem near at the time of writing.

Bizarrely (or perhaps not), this happened just as Lucarelli's biography, written by his agent (only in Italy...), was coming out, with the ominous title of 'You can keep your million', a reference to the fact Lucarelli bravely puts playing for his hometown club above any big-money contract.

All of this while the inquiry into the betting scandal which emerged in late May took another turn for the worse: fourteen more persons are under investigation by the police, among them, disturbingly, two Serie A referees, Luca Palanca and Marco Gabriele, plus more Serie B players and the chairman and sporting director of relegated Modena.

The number of 2003-04 matches 'officially' deemed as suspicious has grown to twenty between Serie A and Serie B, seven of them involving Messina, newly promoted to Serie A.

No one knows where this will lead, but the mere fact two referees are being investigated has brought another dark cloud over Italian football.

作者: 悲剧的超越 时间: 2004-8-22 21:38
文章太长了，不译了￣￣

套用一句阿拉伯谚语：“没有结果的树是没有人来问津的，只有硕果累累树才有人来用石头来丢￣。”意大利大概就是这颗硕果累累的树吧￣￣

作为一个最忠实的意大利迷，我对这文章的态度是不屑的￣￣
因为就像现在大众都在批评意大利足球一样，这些言论听多了自然就也没什么反应了！

现在意大利足球越来越不能符合市场规律了￣￣责骂声不断￣￣
意大利足球已经不能符合现在娱乐足球的宗旨了￣￣但他依然是最有内涵的足球￣￣

作者: 罗马之狼 时间: 2004-8-22 21:44
嘿嘿

看这神圣同盟把持意甲联赛，假球事件不过是冰山一角而已，意大利各球队的巨额赤字，还有意大利国家队和国奥队的丑陋打法

意大利可以虚心地承认自己的不足了，意大利各方面的能力充其量在欧洲也就是二流

作者: leeshore 时间: 2004-8-22 21:46
意大利足球的现状是和它本国的现状有联系的，想改变谈何容易。痛并快乐着吧！

作者: 悲剧的超越 时间: 2004-8-22 21:51
如果是冰山一角的话，那它现在已经开始慢慢融化了￣

这样一个曾经拥有无限辉煌的联赛，现在被许多人骂的一闻不值￣

意大利国家队打法本如此，82世界夺冠也这样打￣

只是现在的人口味都变了，在商业足球与娱乐足球的冲击下，真正足球人们已经抛弃￣￣
像许多事物一样，真理掌握在少数人手中的￣￣

作者: 罗马之狼 时间: 2004-8-22 21:56
融化个什么啊

只要神圣同盟不死，意甲永远混乱，假球黑哨关系球绝对不会在意大利绝迹

意甲现在恶心的很，不是因为早年喜欢上罗马的话俺早看英超了

作者: 悲剧的超越 时间: 2004-8-22 22:02
据记载意大利在1926年就有假球了￣￣

为什么当时就没有人提出来￣￣你以前别的联赛就没有假球吗￣￣

那你不就是惨了，当年的一个决定弄得你这么难受￣￣？

作者: yao5555 时间: 2004-8-22 22:17
我是一个意甲迷，我认为意甲的足球才是真正的足球，这是一个技术，战术，身体，意识及外部竞争综合的足球集合。只不过这些年其他的联赛也对自己的足球风格也有一些调整，而意大利的经济也确实影响了意大利足球的外部环境，所以有些人就认为意大利的足球不如其他联赛了。实际上还是要看好意大利的。就拿罗马来说，现在不是在竞技势力没有很大的损害的情况下经济情况已经有所好转了吗，其他的球队的经济情况不是也在好转吗，相信其他传统强队的重起也只是时间问题。现在的意大利不是也有4支势力有的一挣的球队吗，其他联赛有吗？继续看好意大利！！

作者: 悲剧的超越 时间: 2004-8-22 22:30

以下是引用yao5555在2004-8-22 14:17:19的发言：
我是一个意甲迷，我认为意甲的足球才是真正的足球，这是一个技术，战术，身体，意识及外部竞争综合的足球集合。只不过这些年其他的联赛也对自己的足球风格也有一些调整，而意大利的经济也确实影响了意大利足球的外部环境，所以有些人就认为意大利的足球不如其他联赛了。实际上还是要看好意大利的。就拿罗马来说，现在不是在竞技势力没有很大的损害的情况下经济情况已经有所好转了吗，其他的球队的经济情况不是也在好转吗，相信其他传统强队的重起也只是时间问题。现在的意大利不是也有4支势力有的一挣的球队吗，其他联赛有吗？继续看好意大利！！

所以说，无论外界如何贬低意大利足球总有人是不受外界主观的报道的￣￣
有人做一个统计的话，在意大利进一球的难度就是相等于在英格兰进五球的难度￣￣
所以说HENRY当时在尤文图斯只进过三个球，在英超就是老大了。HENRY以前接近记者采访时说过：“在意大利进一个球实在太难了，我现在习惯了英格兰这种踢脏球的方式了。￣
这种丑陋至极的联赛我从来不看一眼￣￣不堪入眼的联赛￣￣徐根宝以前这样评价过帕特里克·维埃拉，他说：“维挨拉是甲B的水平￣。”所以看英超，我宁可看甲B￣￣

我可以毫不夸张的说每个在英超踢球的人都是被高估的￣￣像中国人也能踢主力的联赛可见水平就是太差￣￣你叫中国队前队长马明宇在意甲踢球试试￣￣

作者: 一生尤文 时间: 2004-8-22 23:54
实话说，现在意甲的水平比起我刚开始看球的时候的确下降了，特别是在观赏性方面真的不行了。

问题多得说都说不完，但有一点可以肯定：绝对不是我造成的。哈哈。

作者: wwwyuti 时间: 2004-8-23 00:39

以下是引用一生尤文在2004-8-22 15:54:37的发言：
实话说，现在意甲的水平比起我刚开始看球的时候的确下降了，特别是在观赏性方面真的不行了。

问题多得说都说不完，但有一点可以肯定：绝对不是我造成的。哈哈。

这是历史遗留问题啦,和股市一样!~~[em27]

作者: 崔宇 时间: 2004-8-23 04:07
民族性格
寒
以前有人说如果没有意甲这种高水平的联赛支撑着
凭意大利人懒惰的性格
绝对不可能在足球上维持在强队的水平上

其实也很正常
不可能有哪个国家的足球水平能够一直保持高水平
任何国家都会有低谷

不过意大利足球如果不象80年代那次那样把AC糜烂降到乙级，假球黑哨是根本不可能制止的

如果江泽民胡锦涛是咱武汉队总经理，咱们早是假A的N年冠了

作者: 崔宇 时间: 2004-8-23 04:13

以下是引用悲剧的超越在2004-8-22 14:30:34的发言：
所以说，无论外界如何贬低意大利足球总有人是不受外界主观的报道的￣￣
有人做一个统计的话，在意大利进一球的难度就是相等于在英格兰进五球的难度￣￣
所以说HENRY当时在尤文图斯只进过三个球，在英超就是老大了。HENRY以前接近记者采访时说过：“在意大利进一个球实在太难了，我现在习惯了英格兰这种踢脏球的方式了。￣
这种丑陋至极的联赛我从来不看一眼￣￣不堪入眼的联赛￣￣徐根宝以前这样评价过帕特里克·维埃拉，他说：“维挨拉是甲B的水平￣。”所以看英超，我宁可看甲B￣￣

我可以毫不夸张的说每个在英超踢球的人都是被高估的￣￣像中国人也能踢主力的联赛可见水平就是太差￣￣你叫中国队前队长马明宇在意甲踢球试试￣￣

搞笑，为抬高意甲也不用损英超吧
有些优秀球员在意甲无法成功正说明意甲是有问题的
不能说一个联赛越难踢
这个联赛越好

作者: 天蝎座的野狼 时间: 2004-8-23 04:16
哎！
意大利足球啊！
都让北方三强把足球搞坏了啊！
看看现在的西甲攻势足球！
原来英格兰的足球啊看看现在也都学着玩进攻了啊！
意大利足球完了！

作者: 一生尤文 时间: 2004-8-23 06:58

以下是引用崔宇在2004-8-22 20:07:54的发言：
民族性格
寒
以前有人说如果没有意甲这种高水平的联赛支撑着
凭意大利人懒惰的性格
绝对不可能在足球上维持在强队的水平上

其实也很正常
不可能有哪个国家的足球水平能够一直保持高水平
任何国家都会有低谷

不过意大利足球如果不象80年代那次那样把AC糜烂降到乙级，假球黑哨是根本不可能制止的

如果***胡锦涛是咱武汉队总经理，咱们早是假A的N年冠了

这话好有个性啊！我对你的崇拜之情有如滔滔江水！[em24]

不过，也表这样说我们家小胡同志嘛，我对他期望很高哇！[em27]看看人家韩国办一届世界杯就能进4强，我们伟大的祖国在小胡主席的英明领导下肯定能拿冠军！

[em25]

作者: 天蝎座的野狼 时间: 2004-8-23 18:55
关胡哥什么事情!
要骂就骂中国足协主席眼屎多！
女足被菜个8：0 他估计要下台了啊！

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