Newsgroup: italia.cagliari.discussioni
Titolo: Zola

Vista conferenza stampa, che grande........

 Vista conferenza stampa, che grande........
L ho vista pure io ...
incominciano a saltare gli altarini ...
vedremo ora come a va a finire
Di certo ora Cellino è stato messo
alle strette e nn potra dire piu che se
Zola nn rimane è perche vuole andare subito
al Chealsea,per cui se nn rimane
è solo una questione di costi di gestione.

 è solo una questione di costi di gestione.
Non credo che Zola a 38 anni possa pretendere ingaggi miliardari. Anche lui,
se davvero vuol rimanere, deve accontentarsi di un ingaggio ridotto.
Altrimenti è facile dire "voglio rimanere al Cagliari". Tanto i soldi li
sborsa Cellino. Ma poichè Zola è una persona intelligente, credo che alla
fine capirà e si accontenterà.
Saluti,
Il Dentista

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Dentista lo speriamo tutti .
ciao reddy.

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Mi sa tanto di ragionamento da Cellino!!!!
pitticca sa tanalla!
A SEGAI PERDA

Zola tribute game confirmed
Monday, Jul 19, 2004
Gianfranco Zola is coming back to play in Chelsea's first home game next
month.
Zola's return will coincide with José Mourinho's first home game on Sunday
August 8th, the week before our opening Premiership match against Manchester
United. His tribute will conclude our pre-season programme.
The little maestro, voted Chelsea's best ever player here on the website,
said last night: "This is a perfect occasion to say farewell to the
Chelsea supporters. When I left it happened quite suddenly, I wasn't
expecting it, and I've had so many fans coming over to watch the games in
Cagliari it's been astonishing.
"I'm really looking forward to this game. It's something I was really hoping
for. I can't wait.
"What Chelsea is doing for me is fantastic because they've got a very busy
schedule, and to find the time to organise a game like this is fantastic. I
won't be able to say thank you enough. And I just can't wait to be with the
fans again."
When Franco left last summer Roman Abramovich, who was in the process of
taking over the club, tried to persuade him to come back, but he had already
given his word to Cagliari that he would join them. Franco is not someone to
go back on his word.
Chelsea agreed to stage a 'farewell' match so that he and the fans could
express their joy for his time here and allow him to return in person and
play in front of them one last time.
Peter Kenyon said last night: "We are absolutely delighted to be able to
stage this match in tribute to Chelsea's greatest player. Not only was
Gianfranco a hero to Chelsea fans, he was a fantastic ambassador for the
game as a whole and was respected by football fans across the country."
All Chelsea's new signings will play. The opposition is still unconfirmed.
Tickets will be on sale from 9am this Wednesday, July 21st, from this
website only (Adults £25, Juveniles and OAPs £10). At a later date they will
be on sale through other outlets. They are not available in person from the
Box Office.
Franco has yet to decide what he is doing next season but has expressed the
desire to play one more campaign and is considering several options after
captaining Cagliari to promotion to Serie A last season.
Gianfranco will be speaking to Neil Barnett tonight on Chelsea TV at 6.30
Gianfranco Zola, lest we forget
Fri Nov 8 1996: Bought for £4.5m from Parma.
Sat Nov 16: Makes debut in 1-1 draw at Blackburn.
Sat Nov 23: Home debut, a 1-1 draw with Newcastle when his sensational
free-kick is touched in by Gianluca Vialli.
Sat Dec 7: Scores his first Blues goal, another wicked free-kick, in a 2-2
home draw with Everton. He also sets up the equaliser.
Sat Dec 21: Plays in a two-man attack against West Ham with Mark Hughes for
the first time and they score three in the first 35 minutes. Franco twists
Julian Dicks into submission to net a glorious goal.
Thu Dec 26: Two goals in a 2-0 win at Villa. It's a love story.
Thu Jan 9 1997: He is the Carling Premiership Player of the Month, the first
Chelsea player to be selected.
Sun Jan 26: A sensational left-footed second-half equaliser in the FA Cup
against Liverpool is the best goal of an extraordinary 4-2 win after being
2-0 down.
Wed Feb 12: Scores the only goal of the game as Italy beat England 1-0 in a
World Cup qualifier at Wembley.
Sat Feb 22: Twists Irwin, Pallister and Schmeichel into submission as he
scores another brilliant goal in a 1-1 draw with Manchester United. It's
later voted Match Of The Day Goal of the Month.
Sun Mar 16: Scores a superb volley against Sunderland.
Wed Mar 19: Scores a superb volley against Southampton.
Sun Apr 13: Scores arguably his greatest goal, giving Wimbledon's Dean
Blackwell in Mark Hughes' words 'twisted blood' in the 3-0 FA Cup semi-final
win over Wimbledon. It's later voted Match Of The Day Goal of the Month.
Thu May 1: Announced Footballer of the Year, the only Chelsea player to
receive the accolade.
Thu May 15: Receives the award from Sir Stanley Matthews.
Sat May 17: Sets up the second goal with a wonderful back flick as Chelsea
win the FA Cup beating Middlesbrough 2-0, our first silverware since 1971.
Sat Nov 29: Scores his first ever hat-trick to peak a wonderful opening to
the season as Chelsea beat Derby 4-0 and rise to second in the table.
Sat Dec 6: Typical Zola - he doesn't score but makes four in Chelsea's 6-1
win at Tottenham.
Sat Jan 31 1998: Signs a two year extension to his contract, keeping him at
Chelsea to 2002.
Sun Mar 29: Chelsea beat Middlesbrough 2-0 again to win the Coca-Cola League
Cup.
Thu Apr 16: Chelsea come from two down on aggregate to beat Vicenza 3-1 on
the night, 3-2 on aggregate, in the semi-final of the European Cup Winners'
Cup. Franco heads a thunderous equaliser on the run.
Sat Apr 25: Suffers a groin muscle tear against Liverpool. Cup Winners' Cup
Final place in doubt.
Mon May 11: Starts full training.
Wed May 13: Comes off the bench with 20 minutes to go and 17 seconds later
scores a blistering volley to win the European Cup Winners' Cup. Chelsea 1
Stuttgart 0. He's helped turn us into serial winners.
Fri Aug 28: Sets up Gustavo Poyet to score the only goal of the UEFA Super
Cup against Real Madrid.
Wed Dec 16: We challenge for the title again and Franco, in top form all
season so far, scores a beautiful chipped equaliser at Manchester United in
a 1-1 draw.
Sat Dec 19: Chelsea 2 Tottenham 0. We go top for the first time since 1989.
Wed May 5 1999: We beat Leeds 1-0 to confirm third place, our highest finish
for 29 years, and qualification for the Champions League for the first time
ever.
Sun May 16: We finish with 75 points, our most ever until this year. Franco
is our top scorer with 15 goals.
Sat Aug 7: Scoops a visionary pass into the path of the running Poyet who
volleys one of the great goals of all time in a 4-0 opening day of the
season win against Sunderland. His own driven goal is almost forgotten in
the glory.
Wed Sep 1: Awarded the Chelsea Player of the Year accolade for last season.
Wed Sep 15: Our first Champions League game, Chelsea 0 AC Milan 0, and he
hits the post and is simply unique throughout.
Wed Oct 20: Receives a standing ovation from the home fans in The Stadium Of
Hell when substituted near the end as Chelsea beat Galatasaray 5-0 in
Istanbul.
Tue Mar 14 2000: Scores the opening goal, another cannoned volley, as
Chelsea win 3-1 at Feyenoord to qualify from the Second Group stage of the
Champions League into the knockout phase.
Wed Apr 4: Scores a typically brilliant free-kick to open the scoring as
Chelsea thrash Barcelona 3-1 in the Champions League quarter-final first
leg.
Sat May 20: Another trophy. Chelsea beat Aston Villa 1-0 to win the FA Cup,
Franco's free-kick setting up the goal.
Sun Aug 13: Another trophy. Chelsea beat Manchester United 2-0 to win the
Charity Shield.
Sat Jan 20 2001: He becomes only the second overseas Chelsea player to make
200 appearances (after Dan Petrescu ) as  Chelsea beat Ipswich 4-1.
Wed Jan 31: The great goals are still going in, now aged 34, tonight a
curled top corner effort in the 3-1 win over Newcastle.
Wed Apr 18: After publicly questioning if he should return home to Sardinia
for his family, a tribute dinner is held in his honour. Chairman Ken Bates
threatens to get the Mafia to chop his legs off if he leaves.
Thu May 3: Franco announces he is staying and signs a new contract for two
more years, taking him to 2003 when he will be 37. A clause also says the
club will continue to employ him after that for two more years in a capacity
to be agreed.
Sat May 5: Chelsea fans sing: "One Mrs Zola, there's only one Mrs Zola." in
celebration of the family decision to stay.
Tue May 8: Liverpool fans give him a standing ovation as he leaves the pitch
two minutes before the end of a 2-2 draw at Anfield.
Sun Aug 19: New Chelsea. Old heroes Dennis Wise, Poyet and Frank Lebouf have
been sold, but Franco plays on.
Wed Jan 16 2002: The best goal ever? He's not having his best season and now
is more often a substitute, but the running, jumping, reverse flick volley
from Graeme Le Saux's corner in the FA Cup against Norwich is a career
one-off even in his one-off career.
Sat May 4: He's only a substitute at the FA Cup Final as Chelsea finally
lose a final with him in the squad, 2-0 to Arsenal.
Sat Aug 17: New season, aged 36, back in the team, scoring our first goal as
we win 3-2 at Charlton.
Wed Sep 11: A shimmy from the left-hand side and right-footed curler into
the far top corner of the Blackburn net, his second goal of the game, for a
late winner in a 3-2 victory, confirms the magic is alive and flourishing.
Sat Oct 19: Two more goals at Manchester City in a 3-0 win. He has eight in
ten games and is the Premiership's top scorer.
Fri Nov 1: Awarded the Barclaycard Player of the Month.
Wed Dec 4: Following another sensational performance in a 4-1 Worthington
Cup win over Everton he admits he is considering playing on for another
season.
Sat Feb 1 2003: The last free-kick goal, and maybe the best. A far post 25
yard curler from the left against Tottenham in a 1-1 draw.
Sat Feb 22: Becomes the first and so far only overseas player to make 300
Chelsea appearances.
Sun Mar 16: Old boy Neil Clement is given the 'twisted blood' treatment at
West Bromwich Albion as another extraordinary goal is placed and another
'home crowd' standing ovation is won.
Wed Apr 16: Three months off his 37th birthday is shortlisted for PFA Player
of the Year.
Mon Apr 21: The last goal, and what a goal! A 'wrong foot' lob volley from
the left with his right into the far corner against Everton, the last goal
in a 4-1 win. It's his 16th of the season, the most he's ever got in a
season for Chelsea.
Sun May 11: The last game. He's only a substitute as we beat Liverpool to
qualify for the Champions League for a second time, but comes on with 30
minutes to go to secure possession, and with a few minutes to go sends the
crowd into raptures with a great pirouetting, twisting and turning dribble
in the Shed End/East Stand corner.
Tue Jul 1: Yesterday his contract was up and a new one had not been agreed.
Today Roman Abramovich is buying Chelsea Village and a new contract is
offered.
Wed Jul 2: Franco sadly tells Chelsea he cannot accept it as he had given
his word to Cagliari on the end of the contract that he would join them. He
has been voted Chelsea Player of the Year once again. He has played 312
games, scored 80 goals, made 108 assists, won six team trophies and
thousands and thousands of hearts.
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