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Players have a responsibility to help curb Serie A off-field violence

Their actions on the pitch often lead to trouble on the terraces. Role models they ain't! Posted December 02, 2008 by Ben Suenaga

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Udinese and Napoli putting Juventus and Roma in their place in Serie A

Patrick Cook takes a look at the surprise movers and dodgy shakers of Italian football. Posted November 01, 2008 by Patrick Cook

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Juventus, Milan and Co. pull back from brink of Italian Premier League breakaway

Serie A put split on hold as lower league clubs accept a cut-price finance package. But the war is far from over and Serie B teams could still go to the wall. Posted October 09, 2008 by Patrick Cook

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Do you have the IQ of a football fan or a rugby union rocket scientist?

Rugby nut Greg Smith reckons football is a game for idiots, but where do their oval-ball counterparts stand? He reckons the following ball test will sort out the geniuses from the boneheads... Posted October 04, 2008 by Greg Smith

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Sampdoria's Antonio Cassano: Portrait of a troubled genius

A look at the two sides to the nature of 'the 'Jewel of Bari'. Posted August 30, 2008 by Ben Suenaga

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Serie A nothing but a footballing retirement home? What a load of balls!

Ben Suenaga gives a biased defense of his passion for the beautiful Italian game. Posted September 10, 2008 by Ben Suenaga

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Tackling violence - the biggest stain on Italian football

The sickness that plagues Serie A continues unabated. Surely it's time for concerted action. Posted September 04, 2008 by Ben Suenaga

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Why Juventus, Roma and Inter are such a TV turn-off outside Italy

A frustrated Serie A fan abroad says something has been badly lost in translation in satellite coverage – especially when the highlight is a Lazio legend hurling his scarf at the female host! Posted August 21, 2008 by Ben Suenaga

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Why you won't beat an Italian derby for passion

Garibaldi had a vision of a unified Italy, but the World Cup is pretty much the only time that happens on a football field in Italy. Posted August 20, 2008 by Ben Suenaga

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From Manchester United to Aston Villa, Liverpool, Colombia and the big Cech-out: Welcome to blunderland

Goalkeepers are bang in the firing line when it comes to football bloopers - but then again they have to be mad, don't they? Posted July 01, 2008 by gerald mclaughlin

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