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jekbau su Sondaggio Estivo Collu su Allenamento off-season a … FABRIZIO PUNTO E BAS… su Sondaggio Estivo Giusy su Stagione 2009/2010 – Ini… Speedy su Sondaggio Estivo
che tipo di aiuto ti serve? io son connesso 16 ore al giorno, se mi spieghi che ti serve direi che una mano te la posso anche dare
se vuoi ci sono anche io (sono in top come sound lethal ecc ecc ecc)
Ciao,
scusate ma il mio Italiano e un po cosi cosi !
Il mio amico e Italiano ed e quello che ha allenato Massimo Maccarone ( AC Siena ) Bolo Zenden ( Olympique Marseille ) quando erano a Middlesbrough FC, e a lavorato molto con Brian Filipi dell Ravenna Football Club.
Ora ha allenato uno dei piu’ grandi giocatiori della nazionale di rugby di Scotland e in Ighilterra stanno tutti a parlare di lui.
Fra poco viena ad abbittare a Milano Marittima.
Eccho l’intervista che e uscito nell giornale nazionale di England e di Scotland.
L’intervista e in English ma non ho il sapere fare per fare la translation.
http://thescotsman.scotsman.com/rugby/Webster-quick-to-acknowledge-Italian.3878387.jp
http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/rugby/rugby-union/webster-goes-extra-mile-for-scots-790250.html
Webster quick to acknowledge Italian input
Published Date: 14 March 2008
By DAVID FERGUSON
SIMON Webster is considered one of the quickest and most dangerous talents in the Scotland side, and he owes that to an Italian.
He is hopeful for a change tomorrow in his status as the only Scot to score a try in the current RBS Six Nations Championship, as part of a back-line that has notched 50 Test tries between them.
But there is an irony in the fact that Webster may never have worn a Scotland jersey had it not been for an Italian with a nose for speed. Born in Hartlepool, Webster was playing rugby at Yarm School on Teesside, and struggling to keep up with the pace-setters in the squads.
“I was about 16, playing inside centre for Yarm and I found I was making a lot of breaks, but I wasn’t finishing many of them off because I was getting caught – which was really frustrating,” says Webster. “So, through a family friend, I got in touch with a guy called Sergio Peretti, and went with him to the Clairville Stadium in Middlesbrough. We did some speed work and he provided a real insight into what I was doing wrong.
“In the first session we did he said to me: ‘There’s 50 metres – I want you to do it at 95 per cent. Let’s see how you run.’ So I took off down the track and at the end I thought that I had been pretty quick and was expecting him to be really impressed. But he told me that I ran like an ape and that it was going to take quite a lot of time. But my speed improved massively from then.”
Webster, capped 32 times, added: “I hope we are talking about tries beating Italy. That might not please Sergio, but he wants an Italian shirt – if we win I’ll maybe get him one.”
Sergio Peretti
http://www.myfootballcoach.co.uk
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Hi
We are a group of 5 Welshmen and our wives visiting Ravenna in June 2009. On Saturday June 20th the British Lions play their 1st Test against South Africa (k.O 14.00) and we would like to watch the game which is on Sky Sports. Can you suggest somwhere in Ravenna where we might be able to watch it.
We were all in the same University Rugby team nearly 50 years ago when we were captained by John Dawes, later captain of the 1971 Lions who are the only team to win a series in New Zealand. Among us are some who later played for Llanelli, Newbridge, Sale and London Welsh.
I hope you can arrange something for us.
Ciao
Norman Strangemore
Hi Norman Strangemore,
it will be a pleasure to have you guys wathcing the game in our Clubhouse.
Let me ask to my Rugby team (RavennaRFC) in order to confirm this to you.
Actually we’re used to watch most of the international games on Sky(world cup, 6nations etc) all togheter in the Clubhouse with a projector and some stuff to eat and “drink”
As soon as I got a confirmation from my team managers I’ll let you know.
take care
Coti2row
hello !
I am in ravenna 4th july on a cruiseship…we are looking to find a bar/pub/anywhere to watch the lions v springboks …can anyone help ?
caio.