→ onedollar:pippo越位很多次但聽說他是個反越位高手!? 推 61.59.70.36 10/06
→ PaoloMaldini:反越位高手 = 反正遲早要越位的高手,降子 推 61.59.141.73 10/06
→ PaoloMaldini:其實是因為資優生表現優異,所以進度常超前 推 61.59.141.73 10/06
→ tottilove:好棒的形容~~推進度超前的資優生~~~~** 推 61.56.145.122 10/06
10/04/2002. When Milan gave Juventus $25 million plus promising youngster
Cristiano Zenoni for a supposedly "over-the-hill" 28-year old striker named
Filippo Inzaghi last summer, few thought that they had made a smart deal. But
for a man who is despised by fans not only outside his nation, but also within,
Inzaghi has an astonishingly unparalleled goal-scoring record.
Born in Piacenza in 1973, this scrawny kid had limited skill, but made up with
a nose for goal analogous only to a bloodthirsty hound. Pippo began his career
with his city's club, Piacenza Calcio as an 18-year old in Serie B. However,
after appearing in only two games in his debut season on the big stage, Inzaghi
was loaned out to Serie C1 side Leffe. That first season with Leffe, Pippo
scored 13 times in 21 games, thus setting the ball rolling for what would be a
goal-scoring spree that would seemingly never see an end.
The years following that would see Pippo move to Hellas Verona, back to
Piacenza, to Parma and finally to Atalanta, where he would at long last
establish himself as a recognized marksman. Inzaghi's league-leading 24 strikes
in 33 games for Atalanta alongside the great Gianluigi Lentini ensured that
Pippo would be snapped up by Italy's most successful club and then Italian
Champion, Juventus. Amazingly, but in retrospect not surprisingly, Inzaghi had
kept up an extremely healthy strike rate during his six years of professional
football. He had scored 67 times in 144 games for his teams from 1991 to 1997.
Inzaghi was now the pride of the Delle Alpi. Along with Alessandro Del Piero,
Inzaghi would form the devastating duo that would ravage Serie A defences,
leading Juventus to their 24th Scudetto, in a timely Centenary year. However,
that's where Inzaghi's luck ran out. He would win no more silverware with the
"Old Lady" and although he kept finding the back of the net while his more
eminent colleague, Del Piero, faded away, Inzaghi would never be completely
appreciated.
Filippo Inzaghi became a picture of hate across Europe. The millions of Juve
-haters also became Inzaghi-haters. They hated him because he made it look so
simple. He would never appear to try hard or strike from distance. He was
flagged offside a dozen times. Yet, he would always be there贰t the right place
? at the right time? to bury that decisive goal. His lean frame would be
manhandled by much bigger defenders and Pippo gained a reputation as a diver.
He surely didn't make goal scoring look pretty, but what Inzaghi did do was
make it look easy. That is what perhaps angered his critics the most and this
was epitomized by a certain Jaap Stam who couldn't come to terms with Inzaghi's
goals against Manchester United in the Champions League. Stam went on to slam
the Italian rather deplorably in his autobiography.
However, by now Pippo had become "Superpippo". His astonishing European record
was adding to his glittering domestic career. But his days in Turin were
numbered. A youthful David Trezeguet arrived at the Bianconeri camp and benched
Inzaghi. Inzaghi was to have a long, long wait away from the pitch. Before
Milan snapped him up in the summer of 2001, Inzaghi would help himself to
another 11 goals in scattered appearances at Juve. But, it was to be a rather
feeble end to a productive career at the club.
Milan signed Inzaghi in the hope of forming a lethal partnership with Andriy
Shevchenko. But, this time Inzaghi would suffer a serious knee injury that
would keep him out for almost half the season. However, once he returned, there
would be no looking back. Superpippo returned to the field in January and has
never stopped scoring. He powered Milan past Bologna, Lazio and Chievo with his
goals (10 in 20 games) and helped them finish fourth in his debut season.
Now, part of a reinforced Milan side, a fully fit Pippo is in the best form of
his life. Barely a couple of months into the season, Inzaghi has scored 12
times in 8 games! He leads the Champions League scorers chart with an
absolutely stunning seven goals in three games including two braces and a hat
trick. What's more? this amazing flurry of goals has seen him become the
leading Italian goal scorer in European competition history, overcoming Inter
Milan forward Alessandro Altobelli's record of 39 strikes.
139 League goals, 42 European goals, 45 International goals and probably
hundreds of friendly competition goals later, Pippo Inzaghi finally seems to be
getting the credit he deserves. The passionate AC Milan forward is now in the
tail end of his career and it appears that he has finally appeased the Lords
and silenced his critics. Praise is all you hear after his heroics that downed
Deportivo in Spain and Bayern in Germany.
In Milan, Superpippo Inzaghi has found a home, one where he wishes to remain
till retirement. But, until then, he seems to insist on stabbing his opponents
by putting away that football into the back of the net with the dreamlike
efficiency that he is now known for.
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FOR OUR SUPPERPIPPO~~
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Pippo Inzaghi segna per noi~~~~
Pippo Inzaghi faccio gol~~~~~~
Pippo Goal!!!!
Pippo Kiss The Ring!!!!
Don't take off the shirt!!!!
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