Stam dice la verita' su Inzaghi...
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Stam attacca i due Inzaghi, sono simulatori
I fratelli Inzaghi? Due
simulatori, che non fanno altro che lamentarsi e trarre in inganno
l'arbitro. Parola di Jaap Stam, il roccioso difensore olandese del
Manchester United. Nella sua autobiografia, intitolata 'Head to head'
(testa a testa), in uscita in questi giorni, Stam ha dedicato qualche
pagina anche ai fratelli Pippo e Simone Inzaghi.
"Filippo Inzaghi al
minimo contatto si getta a terra come se avesse subito chissà quale fallo",
spiega il difensore. "In Italia lo fanno tutti - aggiunge - ma lui porta
tutto all'eccesso".
Per Stam il difetto di Inzaghi senior, è evidentemente
un problema di famiglia, visto che anche su Simone non risparmia offese e
aneddoti, come quello della Supercoppa del '99 che la Lazio vinse sul
Manchester con un gol di Marcelo Salas. In quell'occasione Simone Inzaghi,
uscì dal campo con il naso fratturato, dopo un incontro troppo ravvicinato
con lo stesso Stam. "Dopo le solite lamentele, classiche anche del fratello
- racconta Stam - ha cominciato a minacciarmi, sembrava che gli avessi
sparato. L'ho aspettato negli spogliatoi, ma di lui non c'erano più
tracce". (Mim)
EXCLUSIVE Stam turns on Inzaghi duo
Sunday 19th
August 2001
Jaap Stam has launched an astonishing attack on Italy
strikers Filippo and Simone Inzaghi. He accused AC Milan's new signing
Filippo of "cheating his way through a game", and said that after he had a
row with Simone, he "would have felt more threatened by a Teletubby".
Stam's latest controversial comments come in his new autobiography Head to
Head, which is published later this week.
The Manchester United
defender came up against Filippo three times when the striker was with
Juventus and playing for Italy. The forward, who has scored twice in these
encounters, once told the press that he thought the Dutchman was slow.
Stam hits back by calling Inzaghi "one of my least favourite players in the
glorious game".
"Maybe he's a friendly guy off the pitch, but the way
he plays football annoys and frustrates me greatly," he said, before
claiming that Inzaghi is "always diving and moaning to the referee".
"The slightest touch and he goes down. Even if you are just walking by him
and give him a nudge he's down like he's been hit by a sniper. It's an
Italian trait, but he takes it to extremes. I simply can't stand the way
the guy cheats his way through a game."
Elsewhere in the book Stam
claims that Alex Ferguson made an illegal approach to sign him while he was
still at PSV Eindhoven, describes Edgar Davids screaming abuse at David
Beckham in the players' tunnel, criticises Michael Owen for his poor ball
control, and swingles out Patrick Vieira for using his elbows and "sly
kicks".
Now the Dutchman – usually a quiet man - has made trouble for
himself in Italy too. He followed up his verbal tirade against Filippo with
a stinging attack on his younger brother Simone.
Stam described the day
when he accidentally broke Simone's nose in the European Super Cup match
between United and Lazio in 1999.
"Typical of his family, the man felt
cheated," explained Stam. "The threats started to pump out as fast as the
red stuff. I couldn't understand the words, but the body language was
pretty clear. 'I'll slit your throat and break your legs' he might as well
have shouted."
But Stam added that he "would have felt more threatened
by a Teletubby. Did he search me out later to follow through his threats?
What do you think?"
United manager Sir Alex Ferguson admitted on Sunday
that he was surprised by the content in the book: "I know Jaap is very
regretful about it all. He's got a bit of making up to do in the dressing-
room.
"To write a book like that means that he was badly advised. He
never got permission from the club to write it. I never knew he was writing
a book and I was stunned when a director phoned me up to tell me."
Stam
has told a friend that he cannot understand the controversy that Head to
Head has started. "There's nothing in the book," he shrugg
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Riccardo Boncinelli
calcio italiano.
Il grande alex Ferguson che da allenatore sportivissimo fa sempre i
complimenti agli avversari e senza mai accusare gli arbitri non ha
mai affermato che non si fida di un piatto di pasta cucinato da
italiani perche' non si sa mai che cosa hanno messo sotto il sugo
(dichiarazione prima di Man U - Inter CL 1/4 finale 98-99).
Il grande Roy Keane, giocatore di grandissima professionalita'
completamente astemio che mai si e' trovato in una rissa in un bar
del centro di Manchester al Sabato sera e mai ha volutamante
cercato di interrompere la carriera di un avversario (vedi Halland lo
scorso anno nel derby Man U - Man C).
Il grande Ryan Giggs che ha sempre trattao bene la sua ragazza
tanto che la poveretta ha avuto la faccia sfasciata dopo che hanno
avuto una litigata in un bar.
I vari Beckham, Cole e Scholes non si buttano mai in area....
non reclamano mai contro le decisioni arbitrali in modo
sconsiderato ed antisportivo (vedi charity shield).
Tra poco si dira' che Hitler era un ottimo capo di stato.....
L'erba del vicino e' sempre piu' verde....
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