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Liquigas-Cannondale-Italian Pride... now dead
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| maxime86 |
Posted on 01-08-2012 03:50
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January 2 2012
December 17 was a normal day for me just at my house being a regular teenager, looking a PCMdaily.com a reading a bunch of "real" stories about PCM 2011 but I got bored fast.So December 17th wasn't a fun day untill 3:26PM. I got a call from Liquigas-Cannondale's team office. They said they needed a new team manager so me being a hugwe cycling guy said heck to the yea. They asked me many questions. And they said they would call me back. They asked me question from "what's your favorite color" to "What is the pythagorean theorem" At 6:52 Pm they called me back a offered me a 980,000 dollar contract. And since I am not dumb I accepted. So Aperently I am the new manager for Liquigas-Cannondale.
Team preview:
Team Leaders
GC Leaders
By the way, I will not show the stats for any riders.
Ivan Basso
He may be on the downside of his career, but he is still a good climber and has a lot of stamina. The Supergiro di Italia the Tour de France and Tirreno-Adriatico are 3 of the races he will be in.
Vincenzo Nibali
Nibali is an amazing downhiller and he is great in the hills as well as the mountains. He will ride in the Supergiro di Italia and the Tour de France
Main Sprinter
Peter Sagan
Sagan is at least a top 10 sprinter. He is pretty good on the cobblestones. He also great in the hills. He may be in all three Grand Tours if he doesn't go to the tour of California.
Full Squad
Elia Viviani
Valerio Agnoli
Stefano Agostini
Ivan Basso
Maciej Bodnar
Federico Canuti
Eros Capecchi
Damiano Caruso
Mauro Da Dalto
Tiziano Dall'Antonia
Timothy Duggan
Edward King
Kristijan Koren
Paolo Longo Borghini
Alan Marangoni
Dominique Nerz
Vincenzo Nibali
Daniel Oss
Maciej Paterski
Daniele Ratto
Fabio Sabatini
Juraj Sagan
Peter Sagan
Cristiano Salerno
Cayetano José Sarmiento Tunarrosa
Sylvester Szmyd
Alessandro Vanotti
Moreno Moser
Rules
Evolution of atributes: .7
Difficulty: hard
Database: realnames (other ones wouldn't work)
January Preview
We are in only one race and that is the TDU.
Peter Sagan will be our man for this race. The other riders are Moreno Moser, Daniel Oss, Fabio Sabatini, Paolo Longo Borghini, Daniele Ratto and Eros Capecchi.
So wish me luck this season.
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| maxime86 |
Posted on 01-08-2012 03:52
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Oh, Great news Nibali has re-signed with us for 3 years!!! I thought he was going to go to Astana.
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| maxime86 |
Posted on 01-08-2012 04:00
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Australian Championships
Stuart O'Grady took the road race by beating Richie Porte and Cameron Meyer in a sprint. Simon Gerrans finished 22 seconds back placing 5th and Cadel Evans finished 9th, 48 seconds back.
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Posted on 01-08-2012 04:22
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Tour Down Under
Stage one:
Preview:
This is a very flat stage a must be a sprint.
The Stage
Muravyev took the maximum points for the king of the mountains to become the race's first KOTM. But the escape group was easily caught. With a very weak group of sprinters and our riders having a much better form than the others we took a double with Sagan and Sabatini.
Stage 2
Preview
A fairly hilly stage. An escape group may go the distance.
The Stage
Attacks happpend very often early in the stage. But no riders were able to make an escape group. We had no help at all as more and more riders attacked. with 5 killometers left, Paolini of Katusha attacked and went clear of the pack. Our team was too tired to chase and he easily took the stage. The pack finished 23 seconds later with Sagan taking second.
top five of the stage:
1 Luca Paolini Katusha Team 3h36'06
2 Peter Sagan Liquigas-Cannondale + 23
3 José Iván Gutierrez Movistar Team s.t.
4 Vasil Kiryienka Movistar Team s.t.
5 Geraint Thomas Sky Pro Cycling s.t.
top five in the GC:
1 Luca Paolini Katusha Team
2 Peter Sagan Liquigas-Cannondale + 17
3 Fabio Sabatini Liquigas-Cannondale + 27
4 Daniele Righi Lampre-ISD + 28
5 Daniel Oss Liquigas-Cannondale + 29
Stage 3
Preview
a very likely mass sprint.
The Stage
The stage started with three riders attacking and staying in front for most of the stage. One of them was Longo Borghini. But team Sky reeled them in with 25 killometers left. And once again we started making a big sprint train for Sagan. The sprint was harder, but Peter won it easily
Stage 4
Preview
I think an escape group will go all the way. A lot of points are up for grabs today.
The Stage
The stage started with 4 riders breaking away. Longo Borghini was one of them. Borghini won all of the points, sprints or climbers. Eventually they were reeled in. later Sagan won again with Oss behind him.
Top 5 of the stage
1 Peter Sagan Liquigas-Cannondale 3h22'35
2 Daniel Oss Liquigas-Cannondale s.t.
3 Borut Bozic Astana Pro Team s.t.
4 Ben Swift Sky Pro Cycling s.t.
5 Kris Boeckmans Vacansoleil-DCM Pro Cycling Team s.t.
Top 5 in the GC
1 Peter Sagan Liquigas-Cannondale
2 Luca Paolini Katusha Team
3 Daniel Oss Liquigas-Cannondale
4 Paolo Longo Borghini Liquigas-Cannondale
5 Fabio Sabatini Liquigas-Cannondale
We are doing amazing in this tour.
Stage 5
Preview
This stage is very, very flat untill the last 25 killometers with 2 big climbs. probably an attack driven stage. We will try to get Sagan in to a good position. Eros Capecchi could take this one for us.
The Stage
The beginning of the stage was very quiet. but with 97 killometers to go, a group of 6 created an escape group. I didnt see that 4 of the 6 were only 36 seconds behind so, I pushed Sabatini and PLB(Paolo Longo Borghini) to the front. With 15 killometers left the peleton split into 2. 10 killometers later. the Escape group was caught. Attacks were coming from everywhere. Capecchi lead Sagan to the front. Then, Blel Kadri launches an enormuss attack with 2 killometers. He ended up winnng the stage. He had made at least a 20 second gap but there was no gap awarded.
Top 5 of the stage
1 Blel Kadri Ag2r La Mondiale 3h34'39
2 Eros Capecchi Liquigas-Cannondale s.t.
3 Peter Sagan Liquigas-Cannondale s.t.
4 Tony Gallopin Radioshack Nissan Trek s.t.
5 Mikhail Ignatiev Katusha Team s.t.
Top 5 in the GC
1 Peter Sagan Liquigas-Cannondale
2 Luca Paolini Katusha Team
3 Blel Kadri Ag2r La Mondiale
4 Eros Capecchi Liquigas-Cannondale
5 José Iván Gutierrez Movistar Team
Stage 6
Preview
Today, we will try to win another stage with Peter Sagan. This one will be full of attacks.
The Stage
Longo Borghini was in the BOTD again to get some climber points, but there were only 4 attacks on this circuit. Longo Borghini took second for the climber points and he now has clinched it. The 3 man break was controlled by the peleton. With 20 killometers left the group was reeled in and we made our train(which was once again flawless.) However Adam Blyth used our train and took the win over Sagan.
Top 5 of the stage
1 Adam Blythe BMC Racing Team 2h05'34
2 Peter Sagan Liquigas-Cannondale s.t.
3 Francesco Chicchi Omega Pharma-Quick-Step Cycling Team s.t.
4 Kenny Van Hummel Vacansoleil-DCM Pro Cycling Team s.t.
5 Fabio Sabatini Liquigas-Cannondale s.t.
No Changes to the GC.
So we start our season off with a bang!!!!
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Edited by maxime86 on 06-08-2012 04:35
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| sutty68 |
Posted on 01-08-2012 08:56
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Nice way to become a Team Manager 
Good Luck with the story maxime86 |
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| alex valceanu |
Posted on 01-08-2012 09:36
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Who is the leader in Giro and who in TDF ? |
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| maxime86 |
Posted on 04-08-2012 16:36
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By the way I will only do big previews or take picture for big races, that way I can get more races in.
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| TheManxMissile |
Posted on 04-08-2012 17:48
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good luck maxime
Best way to get through races, focus on the big ones!
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| Ian Butler |
Posted on 04-08-2012 19:15
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Can't wait to see what Sagan will reach in the team! |
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| maxime86 |
Posted on 06-08-2012 04:41
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Great start to the season!!!!!!! |
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Posted on 06-08-2012 04:46
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good luck
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| maxime86 |
Posted on 07-08-2012 19:32
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I will only do race reports for big races. Others I will simulate and I will give you the results.
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Posted on 07-08-2012 19:35
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It's in the same document, just another sheet in the excel document. |
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| maxime86 |
Posted on 07-08-2012 19:38
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| maxime86 |
Posted on 07-08-2012 19:42
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Other January Race Results
GP de Marseille
1 Johnny Hoogerland Vacansoleil-DCM Pro Cycling Team 3h18'40
2 Marzio Bruseghin Movistar Team s.t.
3 Blel Kadri Ag2r La Mondiale + 46
4 Jonathan Tiernan-Locke Endura Racing s.t.
5 Bert De Waele Landbouwkrediet-Euphony s.t.
Spoiler 6 Grega Bole Lampre-ISD + 1'12
7 Amaël Moinard BMC Racing Team s.t.
8 Jérémy Roy FDJ-BigMat s.t.
9 Sandy Casar FDJ-BigMat s.t.
10 Andrey Amador Movistar Team s.t.
11 Moreno Moser Liquigas-Cannondale s.t.
12 Egoi MartÃnez Euskaltel Euskadi s.t.
13 Gustav Larsson Vacansoleil-DCM Pro Cycling Team s.t.
14 Simone Ponzi Astana Pro Team + 1'46
15 Assan Bazayev Astana Pro Team s.t.
16 Yuriy Krivtsov Lampre-ISD s.t.
17 Rubén Pérez Moreno Euskaltel Euskadi s.t.
18 Pablo Lastras Movistar Team s.t.
19 Nicolas Vogondy Cofidis, Le Crédit en Ligne s.t.
20 Romain Zingle Cofidis, Le Crédit en Ligne s.t.
21 Bram Tankink Rabobank Cycling Team s.t.
22 Ion Izagirre Euskaltel Euskadi s.t.
23 Maxime Méderel Saur - Sojasun s.t.
24 Christophe Le Mével Team Garmin-Barracuda s.t.
25 Matthew Lloyd Lampre-ISD s.t.
26 Jose Rujano Androni Giocattoli-Venezuela s.t.
27 Alexandre Pichot Team Europcar + 2'14
28 Julien Simon Saur - Sojasun s.t.
29 Laurent Mangel Saur - Sojasun s.t.
30 Dries Devenyns Omega Pharma-Quick-Step Cycling Team s.t.
31 Alexander Efimkin Team Type 1 - Sanofi s.t.
32 Jonathan Castroviejo Movistar Team s.t.
33 Sébastien Minard Ag2r La Mondiale s.t.
34 Eros Capecchi Liquigas-Cannondale s.t.
35 Branislau Samoilau Movistar Team s.t.
36 Amets Txurruka Euskaltel Euskadi s.t.
37 Wilco Kelderman Rabobank Cycling Team s.t.
38 Paul Martens Rabobank Cycling Team s.t.
39 Dario Cataldo Omega Pharma-Quick-Step Cycling Team s.t.
40 Carlos José Ochoa Androni Giocattoli-Venezuela s.t.
41 Kristof Goddaert Ag2r La Mondiale + 2'43
42 Elia Viviani Liquigas-Cannondale s.t.
43 Daniele Colli Team Type 1 - Sanofi s.t.
44 Andreas Klier Team Garmin-Barracuda s.t.
45 Jérôme Pineau Omega Pharma-Quick-Step Cycling Team s.t.
46 Jackson Rodriguez Androni Giocattoli-Venezuela s.t.
47 Florian Vachon Bretagne-Schuller s.t.
48 Toms Skujins La Pomme-Marseille s.t.
49 Mickael Buffaz Cofidis, Le Crédit en Ligne s.t.
50 Riccardo Chiarini Androni Giocattoli-Venezuela s.t.
51 Tom Dumoulin Team Argos-Shimano s.t.
52 Andrew Talansky Team Garmin-Barracuda s.t.
53 Davy Commeyne Landbouwkrediet-Euphony + 3'16
54 Fabio Sabatini Liquigas-Cannondale s.t.
55 Jean-Luc Delpech Bretagne-Schuller s.t.
56 Frédéric Amorison Landbouwkrediet-Euphony s.t.
57 Guillaume Bonnafond Ag2r La Mondiale s.t.
58 Johann Tschopp BMC Racing Team s.t.
59 David Moncoutié Cofidis, Le Crédit en Ligne s.t.
60 David Le Lay Saur - Sojasun s.t.
61 Dominik Nerz Liquigas-Cannondale s.t.
62 Renaud Dion Bretagne-Schuller s.t.
63 Gert Steegmans Omega Pharma-Quick-Step Cycling Team + 3'38
64 Marco Bandiera Omega Pharma-Quick-Step Cycling Team s.t.
65 Manuele Mori Lampre-ISD s.t.
66 Steve Chainel FDJ-BigMat s.t.
67 Nikita Novikov Vacansoleil-DCM Pro Cycling Team s.t.
68 Sébastien Rosseler Team Garmin-Barracuda s.t.
69 René Mandri Endura Racing + 4'05
70 Egidijus Juodvalkis Landbouwkrediet-Euphony s.t.
71 Alessandro Spezialetti Lampre-ISD s.t.
72 Edwig Cammaerts Cofidis, Le Crédit en Ligne s.t.
73 Eric Berthou Bretagne-Schuller s.t.
74 Frantisek Rabon Omega Pharma-Quick-Step Cycling Team s.t.
75 Freddy Bichot Véranda Rideau U + 4'31
76 Guillaume Faucon Auber93 s.t.
77 Franck Vermeulen Véranda Rideau U + 4'53
78 Daniele Ratto Liquigas-Cannondale + 9'09
79 Christian Vandevelde Team Garmin-Barracuda s.t.
80 Marco Pinotti BMC Racing Team s.t.
81 Pablo Urtasun Euskaltel Euskadi + 9'33
82 Jimmy Engoulvent Saur - Sojasun s.t.
83 Reinier Honig Landbouwkrediet-Euphony s.t.
84 Mathieu Ladagnous FDJ-BigMat s.t.
85 Georg Preidler Team Type 1 - Sanofi s.t.
86 Anthony Charteau Team Europcar s.t.
87 Brice Feillu Saur - Sojasun s.t.
88 Paolo Tiralongo Astana Pro Team s.t.
89 Steve Morabito BMC Racing Team s.t.
90 Mathieu Drujon Auber93 + 10'06
91 Martijn Maaskant Team Garmin-Barracuda s.t.
92 Grischa Niermann Rabobank Cycling Team s.t.
93 Florian Le Corre Roubaix Lille Métropole s.t.
94 Fredrik Kessiakoff Astana Pro Team s.t.
95 Mikael Chérel Ag2r La Mondiale s.t.
96 David Arroyo Movistar Team s.t.
97 Damiano Caruso Liquigas-Cannondale s.t.
98 Theo Bos Rabobank Cycling Team + 10'43
99 Morgan Kneisky Roubaix Lille Métropole s.t.
100 Fabien Schmidt Roubaix Lille Métropole s.t.
101 Wouter Mol Vacansoleil-DCM Pro Cycling Team s.t.
102 Julien Guay Roubaix Lille Métropole s.t.
103 Geoffroy Lequatre Bretagne-Schuller s.t.
104 Théo Vimpère Auber93 s.t.
105 Florian Guillou Bretagne-Schuller s.t.
106 Rubén Plaza Movistar Team s.t.
107 Guillaume Malle Véranda Rideau U s.t.
108 Valentin Iglinskiy Astana Pro Team + 11'08
109 Koldo Fernandez Team Garmin-Barracuda s.t.
110 Barry Markus Vacansoleil-DCM Pro Cycling Team s.t.
111 Benjamin Giraud La Pomme-Marseille s.t.
112 Sébastien Turgot Team Europcar s.t.
113 Gorka Izagirre Euskaltel Euskadi s.t.
114 Cyril Lemoine Saur - Sojasun s.t.
115 Marcello Pavarin Vacansoleil-DCM Pro Cycling Team s.t.
116 Ian Bibby Endura Racing s.t.
117 Javier MejÃas Leal Team Type 1 - Sanofi s.t.
118 William Dugan Team Type 1 - Sanofi s.t.
119 Francis Mourey FDJ-BigMat s.t.
120 Sylvain Georges Ag2r La Mondiale s.t.
121 Marco Marzano Lampre-ISD s.t.
122 Timothy Roe BMC Racing Team s.t.
123 Stef Clement Rabobank Cycling Team s.t.
124 Evgueni Petrov Astana Pro Team s.t.
125 Jesus Herrada Movistar Team s.t.
126 Francesco Gavazzi Astana Pro Team + 11'33
127 Iljo Keisse Omega Pharma-Quick-Step Cycling Team s.t.
128 Arnaud Molmy Véranda Rideau U s.t.
129 Pim Ligthart Vacansoleil-DCM Pro Cycling Team s.t.
130 Simon Geschke Team Argos-Shimano s.t.
131 Romain Mathéou Véranda Rideau U s.t.
132 Benoît Drujon Auber93 s.t.
133 Jean-Eudes Demaret Cofidis, Le Crédit en Ligne s.t.
134 Jos Van Emden Rabobank Cycling Team s.t.
135 Kevin Lalouette Roubaix Lille Métropole s.t.
136 Rémi Cusin Team Type 1 - Sanofi s.t.
137 Juan Jose Oroz Euskaltel Euskadi s.t.
138 Jean-Lou Paiani Saur - Sojasun s.t.
139 Julien El Fares Team Type 1 - Sanofi s.t.
140 Ramunas Navardauskas Team Garmin-Barracuda s.t.
141 Gaylord Cumont Véranda Rideau U s.t.
142 Nicolas Bazin Auber93 s.t.
143 Frederick Veuchelen Vacansoleil-DCM Pro Cycling Team s.t.
144 Adam Blythe BMC Racing Team + 11'56
145 Manuel Belletti Ag2r La Mondiale s.t.
146 Matteo Trentin Omega Pharma-Quick-Step Cycling Team s.t.
147 Mickael Delage FDJ-BigMat s.t.
148 Roberto Ferrari Androni Giocattoli-Venezuela s.t.
149 Fabien Bacquet Auber93 s.t.
150 Sven Nys Landbouwkrediet-Euphony s.t.
151 Damien Gaudin Team Europcar s.t.
152 Davide Malacarne Team Europcar s.t.
153 Patrick Gretsch Team Argos-Shimano s.t.
154 Simone Stortoni Lampre-ISD s.t.
155 Arnaud Courteille FDJ-BigMat s.t.
156 Tanel Kangert Astana Pro Team s.t.
157 Rick Flens Rabobank Cycling Team s.t.
158 Loïc Desriac Roubaix Lille Métropole s.t.
159 Dirk Bellemakers Landbouwkrediet-Euphony s.t.
160 Jean-Marc Bideau Bretagne-Schuller s.t.
161 Dimitri Champion Bretagne-Schuller s.t.
162 Yannick Eijssen BMC Racing Team s.t.
163 Cayetano Jose Sarmiento Liquigas-Cannondale s.t.
164 Arnaud Démare FDJ-BigMat + 12'38
165 Sébastien Chavanel Team Europcar s.t.
166 Roger Kluge Team Argos-Shimano s.t.
167 Tom Veelers Team Argos-Shimano s.t.
168 Klaas Lodewyck BMC Racing Team s.t.
169 Alexandre Blain Endura Racing s.t.
170 Ian Wilkinson Endura Racing s.t.
171 Ronan Racault Auber93 s.t.
172 Antonino Casimiro Parrinello Androni Giocattoli-Venezuela s.t.
173 Russell Downing Endura Racing s.t.
174 Pierre-Luc Perichon La Pomme-Marseille s.t.
175 Laszlo Bodrogi Team Type 1 - Sanofi s.t.
176 Julien Fouchard Cofidis, Le Crédit en Ligne s.t.
177 Giairo Ermeti Androni Giocattoli-Venezuela s.t.
178 Koen De Kort Team Argos-Shimano s.t.
179 Clément Koretzky La Pomme-Marseille s.t.
180 Adrián Sáez De Arregi Euskaltel Euskadi s.t.
181 Grégoire Tarride La Pomme-Marseille s.t.
182 Dominic Klemme Team Argos-Shimano + 13'25
183 Yannick Martinez La Pomme-Marseille s.t.
184 Tristan Valentin Cofidis, Le Crédit en Ligne s.t.
185 Dean Windsor Endura Racing s.t.
186 Jonathan Thire Auber93 s.t.
187 Adriano Malori Lampre-ISD s.t.
188 Jimmy Casper Ag2r La Mondiale + 13'46
189 Yohann Gène Team Europcar s.t.
190 Angelo Tulik Team Europcar s.t.
191 Vincent Baestens Landbouwkrediet-Euphony s.t.
192 Tomas Aurelio Gil Martinez Androni Giocattoli-Venezuela s.t.
193 Robert Partridge Endura Racing + 14'13
I have been invited to manage Italy or USA it will be most votes beetween the first 3 voters, so vote fast
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| Ian Butler |
Posted on 07-08-2012 20:13
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Italy! |
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| maxime86 |
Posted on 07-08-2012 20:15
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Italy is winning the vote!!!!! |
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| Montolivo |
Posted on 07-08-2012 20:19
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Italy!!  |
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| maxime86 |
Posted on 07-08-2012 20:20
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Italy it is!!! |
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