Wanted: Dead Or Alive

By: roberto | October 30th, 2007

bergonzi-wanted.JPGHere are a just a handful of those wanted dead or alive after last Saturday’s horrific display. If you haven’t heard by now since you’ve been sleeping under a soiled matress for the last three days (like most Neapolitans), Juventus was blatantly robbed. No, this isn’t the type of ye ol’ football robbery that festers in the hearts and minds of loyal supporters for years to come causing numerous symptoms such as depression, multiple personality disorders, and other popular forms of related mental health conditions. No my friends, this type of robbery is almost tangible. Real enough that his name was ‘Leroy Brown’ and he shockingly commited unspeakable sexual acts against La Vecchia Signora leaving rope burns on her wrists and ankles. Burns that will remain forever as a reminder of that day. So here in response to this crime is short list comprised of those who are found guilty on all counts by the Juventini faithful.

JUVENTUS’ MOST WANTED LIST

1. Mauro “ Serie B Bound” Bergonzi

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Date of Birth: No file found

Place of Birth: Italy, Genoa

Height: 5′8″ but appears taller when in lifts

Weight: 170 lbs

Build: Thin rat-like with whiskers sometime shaved off

Language: Money talks and Bergonzi walks

Scars and Marks: A tribal tatoo on his lower back

Sex: Male (see below)

Hair: Blonde (when not covered in human feces)

Eyes: Brown

Aliases: The Rat, The Weezle, Usama Bin Muhammad Bin Ladin.

Remarks: Bergonzi fled to cuba in the late 80’s where he had a risky sex-change operation.

Caution:Bergonzi is wanted in connection with staining Italian football on October 27, 2007. In what was an unexplainably, horrifically officiated match, Bergonzi lifted Napoli to victory by awarding them two bogus penalty kicks during the match at the Stadio San Paolo. His first, and perhaps his worst of the two rulings, came about after he awarded Napoli’s Ezequiel Lavezzi a penalty spot kick. The Ber”gone”zi apparently witnessed Juventus’ Giorgio Chellini send Lavezzi to ground after a poorly timed tackle even though a frightening amount of evidence (found below) proved otherwise. “Beer”gonzi’s genuine incapable mental and physical shortcomings to properly referee became clear once and for all after a second pk was awarded. This time, with the help of Napoli’s Marcelo Zalayeta’s efforts (I’ll get back to him later), ”Beer”gonzi apparently saw enough contact between Zalayeta and Juventus‘ goalkeeper Buffon to not only yellow card Buffon, but to award Napoli (I’ll get back to them later) their second spot kick of the match and ultimately three undeserved points. 

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“Beer”gonzi has subsequently been criticised by almost everyone in Italy and justfully so. Ranieri (who would have received another red card against Napoli I’m sure) and club prez Gigli (who probably ran a few Napolitans over driving from the stadio) both lashed out against the rulings. While Ranieri, being his ever diplomatic self, spoke of how there was no post-Calciopoli vendetta against Juventus , and did believe that most 50/50 rulings were going against the Bianconeri. Gigli on the other hand was much more ‘George Bush’ and a little less ‘UN Security Council’ on the events in question. Gigli, like Bush on WMDs in Iraq, needed no time to assume suspicious guilty parties. Gigli fired off on Sky Italia Sunday night saying; “I wonder how on earth the referee and his assistants did not see them”, then stating that there seems to be a special ‘agenda’ against us in the Calciopoli aftermath. Damn right there fucking is! Where have you been? Non me rompe le palle, every Italian football fan knows two things… 1- Juventus is fiercly loved by it’s fans, and 2-Juventus is fiercly hated by everyone else. Simple as that. Whether out of jealously, or whatever, hatred is there in a big way. Personally, I believe there is a hidden agenda against us, and I don’t believe that Calciopoli was justice being served. If you don’t agree… vattene affanculo. Gigli I’m with you, lets bomb these sons of bitches starting with Bergonzi.

2. Massimo Moratti

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Date of Birth: May 16, 1945

Place of Birth: Italy, Veneto

Height: 5′9″-5′11

Weight: 155 lbs.

Build: Skinny and Frail, could break easily if he sneezed

Language: $$$ and lots of it

Scars and Marks: ‘666′ birthmark on base of skull

Sex: Undetermined… Old age has weathered away any signs of genitalia

Position: Owner of F.C. Internazionale a.k.a. Merda

Aliases: The Director, The Prince of Darkness, Mr. Calciopoli, Mr. “If you can’t beat em, send em to Serie B”

Related: Spent hundreds of millions to return his father’s club back to the glory of the 60’s and has failed miserably. Also spent millions on plastic surgery to regain some normalcy in his facial appearance, also failed miserably.

Caution: Mr. Calciopoli’s spot on the Juventus’ Most Wanted List should come to no one’s surprise. Moratti has long been a target of ours ever since he gained control over Merda from his late father Angelo Moratti. Whether you stand to hate him based on his unique style of scouting (absent of any Italian talent), or on his incomprehensible innocence regarding Moratti’s telecommunications company and their illegal recordings of Juventus official’s phone conversations, Moratti’s name has become synonymous with everything evil in Italian calcio. 

morattiweb2.jpgSeen here a few weeks ago with his ol’ buddy President Hugo Chavez of Venezuela, Moratti stays well connected politically and makes no attempts at all to hide his willingness to join the Axis of Evil. Now I’m no political scientist but I’m willing to bet that by the looks on both their faces I’d say Inter just signed a deal to supply Venezuela with weapons of mass destruction. Gigli, call George it’s time we talk. More recently however, Moratti publicly offered his sympathy for Juventus on account of Ber”gone”zi’s mistakes. That fuck Moratti even went on to say “There are some young referees and as such, they can make mistakes, but it’s annoying when you’re penalised so I can understand how Juventus feel.” Annoying when you’re penalised?!? What the fuck do you know about penalties?! Juventus were sent down to Serie B, Juventus were stripped of two championships, you took our players and our championships!!… You have no clue how we feel. Take your sympathy and go fuck a goat. Moratti’s comments remind me of a bad Sopranos episode where a hitman goes to the funeral of the decessed and then the slimmy fuck has the coliogni to offer his condolenses to family of the guy he just whacked. I hope to God we beat Inter next week.

 3. Marcelo Zalayeta

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Date of Birth: December 5, 1978

Place of Birth: Multivideo, Uruguay

Height: Taller than Lavezzi

Weight: Light enough to flyyyy

Language: Who the hell cares the bastard is a traitor

Scars and Marks:

Position: Striker

Sex: Probably often

Aliases: Mr. Loan, Mr. Why Didn’t Juve Play Me?, Mr. Because You Suck!

Related: Zalayeta’s rights were owned by Juve for a decade from 1997-2007 until we sold him to Napoli for three goats and some old socks.

Caution: Coming in at our number three spot of degenerates is that ex-left bench Juve guy. Zalayeta, I’m sorry but you did not learn how to dive like that with Juventus. Nedved would have made that look so much more convincing. Zalayeta planted his leg in preparation for a  swan dive well before Buffon even stepped off his line. Thats why you never started. What are you actually good for? Hence the sale to Napoli. Your career consisted of two nice goals for us in CL, but really thats where your memories start and stop. Although it might seem as though I’m turning my back on you MZ… dont kid yourself… I’m definitely turning my back on you. So for your troubles here’s a two-match ban and go fuck yourself. But wait there’s more, today Napoli’s sporting director insisted Zalayeta “didn’t dive”. No of course he didn’t.

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011.jpgThe last of four wanted parties will have to be the entire region of Napoli. I want every Neapolitan prosecuted and thrown into the dirtiest, filthiest, disease-infested, poverty-stricken prison in Italy. Oooops they’re already there. It’s a shame about all the negative stereotypes Italians have associated Napolitans with really. But since every country has to have a shit-hole why not. Albeit, some of you in your organization have quasi-admitted to cheating Juventus of points. But really none of them were genuine. What else do you expect them to say when the entire peninsula knows they blatantly didn’t deserve three points.

Prosecutors On The Case

Perluigi Collina

collina23.jpgA man of style, grace, and ethics…despite what Luciano Moggi says. Collina who was regarding as being one of the world’s best officials, now holds a non-paid position as a consultant to the Italian Football Referees Association. Seen here at a UEFA referee committee meeting wearing x-ray vision goggles, Collina & Co. have so far banned Ber”gone”zi from football for a month, and slapped Zalayeta with a two match ban for diving. Apparently, my cries for prosecuting the entire region of Napoli have so far fallen upon def ears, however I will not rest until Collina hears my plea. Besides, if any one scare thousands into jail with his looks… its Collina.

J1987.com

A popular online Juventus forum (not as cool as us though) known as J1987.com has started quite a buzz over a petition they’ve created. The well-doers over there have raised thousands of signatures so far in hopes of getting Ber”gone”zi fired for good. Really when you think about it, this isn’t just a Juventus matter. This retard could have been officiating any other two teams. So check out the site, and sign the petition.

After all that… Here are the highlights of last Saturday’s Game.

Inter 21pts
Roma 18pts
Fiorentina 17pts
Juventus 17pts
Udinese 15pts
Napoli 14pts

Next match Wednesday, October 31, 2007 vs. Empoli

IERI… OGGI… DOMANI… SEMPRE JUVE




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  • Joba |  October 31st, 2007 at 7:37 pm

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    The most ridiculous part of your post was this line: “Juventus is fiercly hated by everyone else. Simple as that. Whether out of jealously, or whatever, hatred is there in a big way.” While the fact that you are hated by most other Serie A fans for the damage you did to the league’s reputation (I was going to say integrity but that would have been overdoing it) and the historical chances of many other teams is undeniable, you must be out of your mind to wonder if it is “Out of jealousy?” You do realize that most of us would rather stop watching football forever than want to trade places with a team that fixed the league for decades, only to have its fans consider a year in Serie B with half its all-star roster intact afterwards to be adequate punishment? Right.

    Of course those penalty calls were awful, nobody can deny that. You got screwed and that’s unquestionable, and the ref should be taken to task for it. But don’t tell me you weren’t looking for the opportunity to be morally righteous, since god knows you’ve never had a fair chance to relish that feeling before.

    Speaking of blatantly blown (read: fixed) results, I’d be happy to retroactively give you a point in the draw column for the Napoli match if you’d kindly give Roma the 1980-81 Scudetto back. But then I didn’t exactly see Paolo Bergamo on your most wanted list, even though you guys certainly could have used him against Napoli…

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  • kashmar |  November 1st, 2007 at 4:17 am

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    You suckers don’t even know what you are taking about I’m sick of these Inter and pensioner Milan who hase lose the championship, because of Juve, than you are an idiots they are doing the same thing as Juve did, but only not so good, but they where not or not so guilty as Juve just because of the persons that stend’s behind.
    Because of this all circus last year i’m not waching A-s. any more, but when i look in the news and sow these penalty’s - it’s not a football it’s joke and everthing around the italian football become a joke.

    But still GO JUVE

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  • sofia |  November 1st, 2007 at 10:44 am

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    roberto, R.J - sorry about that one..i know usually i am the first one to beat down those interista bastards but i have been busy nursing a broken/fractured foot so i have my excuse.. its nice to hear that i was missed:D..but no worries when we kick some ass on sunday the game will speak for itself. i need all juventini to go home and pray to whatever God you believe in because we are gonna need all the supernatural powers we can get with those filty lying cheating sons of bitches that are also known as inter milan.

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  • roberto |  November 1st, 2007 at 10:53 am

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    “most of us would rather stop watching football forever than to want to trade places with a team that fixed the league for decades” Joba, man when will you fucking guys get it. We dont give a shit about you non-juve guys… In my mind there’s two columns you can fall into.. the first is where i’m from (bet you can tell), the second is a hazey sespool of everyone else i really dont give a fuck about. go shit on someone else’s blog you hear me? Maybe you should try and win some scudetti to get your voice heard, instead of crying foul and trying get us to give you some crumbs… what was that joba?? i can’t hear you can you speak up??? hahah shit i’m listening to too much DMX lately

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  • roberto |  November 1st, 2007 at 10:56 am

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    kashmar… it took me a while to figure out you are on our side reading your comment hahah. glad though to hear it. forza juve!!

    Sofia… i’m planning on breaking my foot too this weekend… hopefully in some interista’s ass!

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  • roberto |  November 1st, 2007 at 10:59 am

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    In case you guys want to see the highlights against empoli here’s the link:

    http://www.dailymotion.com/relevance/search/juventus+empoli/video/x3cxhp_juventusempoli-30

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  • sofia |  November 1st, 2007 at 12:04 pm

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    roberto i hope you dont break it b/c it hurts like a bitch so how about we leave that job to ADP when he puts 43959847235794837258495 past inters keeper whoever should play and maybe we can throw trez iaquinta and palla a couple each too.. thanks for the highlights:)

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  • joba |  November 1st, 2007 at 12:30 pm

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    Ha I’ll give you this, you’re a fantastic belligerent stereotype for your bandwagon fan base. Also, I hope you realize you wrote this into a blog comment: “what was that joba?? i can’t hear you can you speak up?? hahah shit i’m listening to too much DMX lately” That’s approaching borderline derangement, you’re rapping rhetorical conversation onto a web page. Also, so that you stop sounding like the ostensibly uneducated Neapolitan terroni that you keep insulting (and trust me I’d take a Neapolitan over a Juventino any day) “hazey sespool” is actually spelled hazy cesspool. Oh the irony…

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  • R.J. |  November 1st, 2007 at 1:05 pm

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    Joba, you’re a punk. Put your fucking thesaurus away, this isn’t English class. So what Roberto said means less because he may have misspelled a word? Wow, bro, if that’s the case you certainly suck. Go eat some frogs and surrender your country again.

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  • R.J. |  November 1st, 2007 at 1:19 pm

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    Oh shit! I think i left out a comma, fuck me…sorry Joba.

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  • roberto |  November 1st, 2007 at 3:06 pm

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    Joba, try not to start a comment on this webpage with “bandwagon fan base”. maybe then i’ll read more then the first sentence.

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  • joba |  November 1st, 2007 at 3:15 pm

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    Haha you don’t get it either, R.J. It means less not because it’s spelled incorrectly but because he’s making fun of Neapolitans for being dumb and dirty when he can’t spell himself. It’s called irony, which apparently Juve fans have never been able to appreciate. Or understand.

    Also, and correct me if I’m wrong, but my IP address saying I’m in France doesn’t mean I’ve assumed French nationality and take baths in frog legs and pate every night does it? I’m American too, and while you may get me to agree with the majority of your cheese-eating surrender monkey insults, I also take some confort in the fact that they would laugh at you just as much as you can’t stand them.

    Time to go chop up some frogs for my hot tub…

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  • R.J. |  November 1st, 2007 at 4:51 pm

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    Joba Chamberlain? Is that you? What happened against Cleveland, bro? You guys blew it and cost Torre his job.

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  • roberto |  November 2nd, 2007 at 8:29 am

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    I don’t know about you guys but i’m nervous/angry/excited/terrified/& as pumped for this sunday than a pre-adolescent highschooler who found a hole in the wall leading to the girl’s changeroom.

    With Camoranesi back i think three points is very possible. That fucking argentine is honestly our best midfielder. His touch on the ball makes myself votim, knowing the difference in my skill level and his. But regardless of my shortcomings, i’m very aroused for sunday!

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  • R.J. |  November 2nd, 2007 at 10:12 am

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    I am aroused as well, but for another reason. The Bulls home opener is tonight against the Sixers so that’s my main focus. Obviously my erection will return early sunday morning though.

    HUGE that camo is back, real pumped to see him in action again. He’s got some sick hair too!

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  • sofia |  November 2nd, 2007 at 10:50 am

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    CAMO CHANGED HIS HAIR!?!?!? no i liked it before…whatever as long as we kick some ass on sunday! i have looking forward to this game for too long for juve to lose:D plus i have everyone in the fam on my side even though none of them are juve fans, if we play inter they support la juve! we must win

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  • R.J. |  November 2nd, 2007 at 10:56 am

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    I’m not saying he changed his hair, i was just commenting on how awesome it is. He’s no Nedved, but its nice.

    I gotta give quick love to the Chicago Fire who upset DC United last night…the MLS certainly sucks, but Blanco is fun to watch, i have undying loyalty to Chicago sports and I went to college with Chris Rolfe and Dasan Robinson. FEEL THE BURN!

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  • sofia |  November 2nd, 2007 at 11:17 am

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    haha i went to the toronto - chicago game where you guys beat us into the ground 3-0 and i had SOOOOOOOOOOO much fun booing the asshole that is blanco and rolfe haha…well actually i booed your entire team and the ref who was basically part of your team but im not gonna get into that…robinson ahah i remember when i watched it back on tv i was getting confused between tfc robinson and chicago robinson because the announcers just said robinson and left you to figure out which one haha

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  • R.J. |  November 2nd, 2007 at 1:38 pm

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    Sofia, I’m glad you had “SOOOO much fun” watching Toronto get fucking worked over, haha. How can you boo Rolfe though? He’s the nicest most mild mannered guy out there. One way to tell between the Robinsons is the one with the Toronto FC jersey plays for your squad and the one with the Fire Jersey plays for my squad, remember that and you wont have that problem in the future!!! haha, how’d you break your foot by the way?

    whatever happened to Zebina? i know he bitch slapped some stadium worker and was suspended, is he back from suspension and just not good enough to play?

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  • Ultra Serb |  November 2nd, 2007 at 4:59 pm

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    Ultra Serb here, I’m gonna say a few things… One, R.J. has no sense on what’s hot and what’s not (think about that one). Secondly, Sofia, WILL YOU GO OUT WITH ME? Thirdly, and lastly, Toronto is the city (empire) that was built on coal and fire. LEARN IT, LIVE IT, TSN!

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  • Ultra Serb |  November 2nd, 2007 at 5:04 pm

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    So what Roberto can’t spell, he has an enormous ego (Sofia, if you know what I mean). Fuck, Allez Les Bleus. Sus mon bit! Anyways, back on topic: Roberto is a genius for he plays D1 along with me and for the rest of you house leaguers… EAT MY SHIT, EAT MY DIRTY TACO, QUACALASH/CRAB JUICE SHIT!!!!

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  • BIanco (nero) |  November 3rd, 2007 at 12:23 am

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    hey leave la pantera alone… zalazyeta s no traitor.. he’s just playing for his club and like any player, is doing his job.. it’s true he dived and should have owned up.. but what the hell.. Barca in 2003 and real in 2005 were both knocked out thanks to him… and ill never forget the joys i felt .. its about time he moved to a club and is playing regularly, do u remember any reports about him being unhappy about the lack of play at juve.. no.. cause unlike others he was proud to be playing for us and was willing to get his limited chances as long as he was playing for a reputable club…(haha i might have gone overboard with that.. my point is zalzyeta should not be on the most wanted list).. all i can say to him is goodluck with napoli and thanks for the time u spent at juve…. as for napoli.. siete voi siete voi.. la vergogna dell’italia siete voi..(if u ever get the chance do go watch a game at the sao paolo … atmosphere s incredible … i went to watch last year s game when we drew 1-1.. del piero had scored his 202nd goal.. 1 tip.. run into the pitch or be the 1st one to enter or else bombs will be thrown at you before entering the stadium,.. :D

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  • sofia |  November 5th, 2007 at 12:01 pm

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    Ultra Serb - OK!!! well only if you dont talk shit about juve then ok but if you do then its over!! :) hahahaha its ok to have a big ego….;)

    R.J - when you are watching it on tv sometimes its hard to tell who is wearing what jersey geez… how can i boo rolfe?? easy, he plays for the opposition! haha but seriously our fans are the shit! we have the greatest fans EVER!! i honestly dont know how i broke my foot haha and neither does the doctor stupid shit he is but whatever….

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  • R. J. |  November 5th, 2007 at 2:59 pm

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    I was just breakin your balls a little bit Sofia, sorry. You don’t know how you broke your foot? Hmmm…I’m going to go ahead and assume you were blacked out drunk. Toronto = not the best fans. Toronto Raptors = Worst unifomrms in professional sports. Chicago > Toronto. if you think otherwise you are ignorant.

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  • sofia |  November 6th, 2007 at 11:53 am

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    R.J i was not drunk haha…i honestly dont know but i think it was when some guy stepped on my foot with his soccer boots…ok i am soo sorry but you have to admit TFC have the best fans in the MLS. simple. Toronto Raps are cool man dont talk shit! we got by 7 foot tall husband bargnarni on our team so we are too cool for Chicago hhaha. i have never been to chicago but my aunt used to live there

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