The biggest gay boy in Italian football?

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Posted by t�bias on Nov-12-2004 04:53:

The biggest gay boy in Italian football?

Alright, we can safely assume that all Italians are homosexuals to some extent, I mean look at the way they dress and act, but just who is the biggest gay boy in Italian football?

So many to pick from.

Is it Totti, Del Piero, and Inzaghi?

Nicola Legro?

Marco Materazzi?

Gattuso?

Legolatare?

Miccoli?

Di Viao?

Paolo Maldini?

But in reality, it must be someone from Juventus.

Pinks shirts, and have you seen the way they behave on the pitch?

Posted by sensorium on Nov-12-2004 06:03:

Dude, that's just brotherhood, part of the culture. It's the same as spanking someone in the butt. And the pink shirts are cool. Nothing wrong with that.

Now that all that is said: Del Piero is the gayest.

Posted by chesco on Nov-12-2004 19:43:

You must be uncomfortable with your own sexuality to make such a childish thread. Part of all european culture is to give freinds a kiss on the cheek as a greeting.

Get a clue. The fact you even include paulo maldini suggests you are don't know what your talking about. one of the greatest defenders of all time and a great servent to his club and you call him gay. Also gattuso - you don't get a player more committed than him, and you will very rarely see him poof out a challenge.

All that being said the first three mentioned.

Totti/ del piero/ inzaghi all share equal amounts of homosexuality.

However the biggest poof in italy is actaually an aussie - christian vieri anyone.

Posted by tribu on Nov-13-2004 06:50:

i found this thread quite humorous :P

Posted by Acid Circus on Nov-13-2004 20:52:

quote:
Originally posted by chesco
However the biggest poof in italy is actaually an aussie - christian vieri anyone.

Couldn't agree more

Posted by ryo on Nov-13-2004 21:00:

Totti. By far.

Posted by InterMilan31 on Nov-13-2004 22:06:

Gay boy? Del Piero,

This thread is kinda stupid though. In Italy a kiss on the cheek is a standard greeting get some culture.

Posted by Michael19 on Nov-14-2004 00:19:

totti is just a scumbag. I hope someone breaks his leg.

Posted by UNiVERSAL on Nov-14-2004 01:57:

I really don't think that they are some gay boys. Even if they are I don't care that much cause some of them play good football and that's what I enjoy.

Posted by pipe0007 on Nov-14-2004 02:40:

quote:
Originally posted by InterMilan31
In Italy a kiss on the cheek is a standard greeting get some culture.

really?

Posted by bass drive on Nov-14-2004 22:54:

who is this guy on the right?

I think the gay thing about Italian football, is the hair straightening or whatever the hell they do to thier hairs

Posted by sensorium on Nov-14-2004 23:25:

There's nothing wrong with taking good care of one's hair so one can look nice.

Posted by sensorium on Nov-14-2004 23:25:

There's nothing wrong with taking good care of one's hair so one can look nice. Or at least think one looks nice.

Posted by t�bias on Nov-14-2004 23:36:

quote:
Originally posted by ierxium
There's nothing wrong with taking good care of one's hair so one can look nice. Or at least think one looks nice.

Oh cmon, be serious.

1.2kg of hair gel has got to slow these players down somewhat, even considering the aerodynamic advantages.

And whats with the skin tight shirts?
Do they cut these off when they want to change clothes?

Posted by sensorium on Nov-15-2004 00:15:

There's nothing wrong with using gel. They are good players. If they need a good quantity of any good hair product to feel good about themselves when they are in the field, then let them be. I have nothing against that.

Talking about the shirts, that's their style in Italy. It's the fashion I guess.

I don't understand why this bothers you. I just watch the the game hoping to enjoy a class match for 90 minutes. I don't care about other details like those you mentioned.

It's all about soccer.

Posted by t�bias on Nov-15-2004 05:26:

A class game?

Cmon.

Serie A football is all about counter attack, 0-0 draws, no risks, ineffective midfields, pretty boys on the field with little toughness, crowds throwing scooters, conspiracy stories and bad referees.

Not to mention the players falling inside the box from getting within 2 metres of contact, buying 35 year old south americans that weren't good in the first place, and actually thinking that Italian players can play football.

Posted by sensorium on Nov-15-2004 05:45:

Keyword: hoping.

Posted by chesco on Nov-15-2004 08:32:

quote:
Originally posted by t�bias
A class game?

Cmon.

Serie A football is all about counter attack, 0-0 draws, no risks, ineffective midfields, pretty boys on the field with little toughness, crowds throwing scooters, conspiracy stories and bad referees.

Not to mention the players falling inside the box from getting within 2 metres of contact, buying 35 year old south americans that weren't good in the first place, and actually thinking that Italian players can play football.

Atalanta 0-0 Brescia
Cagliari 3-3 Internazionale
Fiorentina 1-1 Livorno
Lazio 2-1 Bologna
Lecce 0-1 Juventus
Milan 2-1 Siena
Palermo 2-0 Sampdoria
Parma 2-2 Chievo
Reggina 1-0 Roma
Udinese 1-1 Messina

Yeah 1 0-0 nil out of sundays games. Why comment on something you don't know anything about. Lets talk about south americans. Ronaldo or rivaldo perhaps - who couldn't cut it in serie a so had to move on. Then there is adriano - possibly the brightest talent in the world atm, seems to be doing quite well.

And you having a german flag next to your name have a cheek to talk about diving - can I hear klinsman falling, must be the wind knocking him over.

Posted by t�bias on Nov-16-2004 05:40:

quote:
Originally posted by chesco
Atalanta 0-0 Brescia
Cagliari 3-3 Internazionale
Fiorentina 1-1 Livorno
Lazio 2-1 Bologna
Lecce 0-1 Juventus
Milan 2-1 Siena
Palermo 2-0 Sampdoria
Parma 2-2 Chievo
Reggina 1-0 Roma
Udinese 1-1 Messina

Yeah 1 0-0 nil out of sundays games. Why comment on something you don't know anything about. Lets talk about south americans. Ronaldo or rivaldo perhaps - who couldn't cut it in serie a so had to move on. Then there is adriano - possibly the brightest talent in the world atm, seems to be doing quite well.

And you having a german flag next to your name have a cheek to talk about diving - can I hear klinsman falling, must be the wind knocking him over.

Oh cmon, have you watched a serie a game?

I've tries but always seem to fall asleep.

Posted by chesco on Nov-16-2004 08:30:

quote:
Originally posted by t�bias
Oh cmon, have you watched a serie a game?

I've tries but always seem to fall asleep.

I watch the game every sunday on eurosport.

Posted by Hanki on Nov-17-2004 15:29:

Totti always looks like a gu(a)y who's got lipstick on his lips...

Posted by DJGolf on Nov-19-2004 00:35:

quote:
Originally posted by bass drive
I think the gay thing about Italian football, is the hair straightening or whatever the hell they do to thier hairs

i love their hair style, especially Totti's hair. I'm not gay though.

Posted by fastmp3 on Nov-19-2004 03:45:

Posted by chesco on Nov-19-2004 10:11:

quote:
Originally posted by fastmp3

[cheap provocation for fun]
chesco just stick to the pathetic scotish league : rangers or celtic this year ?
[/cheap provocation for fun]

You need to be more careful about what your saying cheese teeth.

I've never once on this board stuck up for the scottish league. In fact I think you'll find I can't stand the scottish league as it is the cause of all celtic's problems.

So yet again you've proven how ignorant you are when it comes to footballing matters. Stick to something that suits you, like ice hockey or long distance running.

Posted by fastmp3 on Nov-19-2004 19:11:

lol i swear i was just kidding don't get mad

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