#Marco Materazzi

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18 years ago today

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Zinedine Zindane and Marco Materazzi, after Zidane head-butted Materazzi during the World Cup final (2006.)

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Sebastian Vettel meets Italian footballer Marco Materazzi and basketball player Stefano Mancinelli in his Red Bull team garage during Formula One Testing May 3, 2012 - Mugello, Italy Source: Andrew Hone/Getty Images

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Legends!

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Can someone send me/add more images of Italian athletes shitting crying cumming at their competitions i would like to amass a collection

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Zinedine Zidane head-butting Italian defender Marco Materazzi - the World Cup final football match between Italy and France 2006 🔥.

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zinedine zidane headbutts marco materazzi during the 2006 world cup final.

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You just made a foul to him and put him down, but then you see him getting up, very angry, looking at you and coming to you, just his look scares the shit out of you, so you start running away very scared to be ass kicked by him, even if this means that he could get a red but you just want to stay alive and safe 🥹

Or, almost the same situation but instead you're the referee and you have to give him a yeow/red card, but you're so scared of him that you think if it's a bad idea to not giving him any card and just forgiving him

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FIFA Legends vs Workers

The FIFA Legends, who included FIFA World Cup™ winners Marco Materazzi, Roberto Carlos, Cafu, Youri Djorkaeff and Alessandro Del Piero – played two 30-minute halves. Al Thumama Stadium hosted eight matches during the FIFA World Cup. 

Former England captain, and two-time FIFA World Cup™ player John Terry, praised the initiative. “It’s a great idea from FIFA to give back to some of the workers who have put so much hard work into the fantastic stadiums,” he said after the game. “To open the stadium up to other fans to come and see [it] free of charge, as well. It’s fantastic. It’s just great for them to come and play with us, but also for us to meet them personally, and experience the pitch. As ex-players, it’s always nice.”

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Once Upon a Time In Milano

– I dont wanna die in Milano! Så lät det för ungefär 15 år sedan när en av mina medresenärer skrek i taxibilen när den körde rally och zick-zackade fram mellan bilarna på motorvägen i hög hastighet, vi andra skrattade dock åt det hela och hade jättekul när vi besökte Milano. Men det är inte det jag vill prata om här nu, utan det är med lite sorg i mitt hjärta som jag tagit till mig nyheten att…

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Everton That

Losing out on the Champions League because of a roof tile.

Conceding a goal because Yobo had stopped to tie his shoelaces.

Using three goalkeepers in one game.

Having lost the the first keeper during his warm-up when he fell over the "keep off the grass" sign.

The youngster who fell off the bus and broke his leg on his way to a trial at the club.

Bournemouth 2018. That shithouse Smith getting sent off and Keane scoring to take the lead within minutes of each other and for one brief moment I experienced joy. Then Baines said "fuck joy" and gave away the softest penalty you'll ever see.

On the subject of Bournemouth waves furiously.

Might as well mention Newcastle 2-2 as well. Sorry Dad.

Thomas Mhyre losing a contact lens.

Going on an unbeaten run against United, Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool and Spurs but losing out on Europe because the coach decided to get sentimental against a relegation bound Fulham. No, honestly Marco you should totally start a creaking Jags against Mitrovic what's the worst that could happen.

Your striker being unavailable because he's currently banged up in Barlinnie is a perfectly normal thing that could happen to any perfectly normal club.

Graeme Sharp being bitten by his own dog.

Mo Johnston getting attacked by a rocking horse.

Kanchelskis

Samuel Eto'o played for Everton.

Materazzi crying. (honourable mention for him casually cradling a baby at his first press conference)

Throwing your toddler at a bemused Lyon player.

Neville Southall's sit in protest.

Neville Southall's "crap" interview explaining said protest. (and the reaction of Norman Whiteside)

The self proclaimed Best Referee in the World being brought back for one match only and doing an absolutely wonderful job.

Grim Reaper Vs Moyes. (I know it was a publicity stunt but it counts)

Mumbles something about a headlock and the resulting sassy police statement.

Howard Kendall gathering the players in a circle on the pitch post Coventry like naughty schoolchildren.

I know they'd left the club by then but accidentally blinding your best friend in a shooting incident feels uniquely Everton.

Inadvertently revealing you've signed Jonny Evans because you haven't turned down the mic on a training video.

Jonny Evans signs for Manchester United.

No one eats Duncan Ferguson's fish.

Jonestown but make it Scouse.

"Or Satan as I like to call him". The greatest moment in any football phone-in ever. (actually there was the one who got cut off for saying something about a non Everton player and a watch belonging to their granddaughter but)

Sammy Lee's rallying battle cry.

Ellesmere Port. iykyk

Mr Testicles

Davide Ancelotti speaks Italian. He's like so amazing. Swoons.

Leon Osman revealing in his autobiography that Martinez didn't bother defending corners in training because they didn't count as real goals. Which you know seems sort of relevant to the whole Martinez experience.

It taking a good year or so for this to become a thing because clearly nobody had bought that autobiography.

This absolute monstrosity

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Italy 2006 NT Greek Gods AU day 10: Marco Materazzi as Ares

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Sejarah Piala Dunia: Momen Tak Terlupakan Sepanjang Masa

Piala Dunia FIFA adalah ajang sepak bola paling bergengsi di dunia, dengan sejarah yang penuh dengan momen-momen ikonik dan menggetarkan. Sejak pertama kali diadakan pada tahun 1930, turnamen ini telah memberikan banyak kenangan tak terlupakan yang terus dikenang oleh penggemar sepak bola. Berikut beberapa momen paling berkesan dalam sejarah Piala Dunia.

1. Gol Tangan Tuhan - Diego Maradona (1986)

Salah satu momen paling kontroversial dalam sejarah Piala Dunia terjadi di turnamen tahun 1986 di Meksiko. Diego Maradona, legenda sepak bola Argentina, mencetak gol dengan menggunakan tangannya dalam pertandingan melawan Inggris di perempat final. Gol ini dikenal sebagai "Gol Tangan Tuhan" karena Maradona mengklaim bahwa itu adalah tindakan ilahi. Meski kontroversial, Maradona juga mencetak gol kedua yang dianggap sebagai "Gol Abad Ini" setelah melakukan solo run dari tengah lapangan, mengalahkan beberapa pemain Inggris sebelum mencetak gol.

2. Brazil Juara Piala Dunia 1970

Tim nasional Brazil yang memenangkan Piala Dunia 1970 dianggap sebagai salah satu tim terbaik sepanjang masa. Dengan pemain-pemain legendaris seperti Pelé, Jairzinho, dan Tostão, Brazil memainkan sepak bola indah yang dikenal dengan gaya "samba." Kemenangan 4-1 atas Italia di final menegaskan status Brazil sebagai kekuatan dominan dalam sepak bola, sekaligus menjadikan Pelé sebagai satu-satunya pemain yang memenangkan tiga gelar Piala Dunia.

3. "Gol Hantu" Geoff Hurst (1966)

Pada final Piala Dunia 1966 di Wembley, Inggris, Geoff Hurst mencetak gol kontroversial dalam kemenangan 4-2 Inggris atas Jerman Barat. Tendangannya membentur mistar gawang dan memantul ke bawah, dan wasit memutuskan itu sebagai gol meskipun hingga kini masih ada perdebatan apakah bola sepenuhnya melewati garis. Momen ini dikenal sebagai "gol hantu" dan menjadi salah satu momen ikonik dalam sejarah sepak bola Inggris.

4. Kartu Merah Zinedine Zidane (2006)

Pada final Piala Dunia 2006 di Jerman, Zinedine Zidane, kapten tim nasional Prancis, melakukan tindakan mengejutkan dengan menanduk Marco Materazzi dari Italia di dada setelah provokasi verbal. Zidane diberi kartu merah dan dikeluarkan dari lapangan, dalam pertandingan yang berakhir dengan kemenangan Italia melalui adu penalti. Tindakan ini menjadi momen dramatis dan kontroversial dalam karier Zidane, yang sebelumnya dianggap sebagai salah satu pemain terbesar sepanjang masa.

5. Kejutan Korea Selatan di Piala Dunia 2002

Piala Dunia 2002 yang diselenggarakan di Korea Selatan dan Jepang penuh dengan kejutan, terutama performa luar biasa dari Korea Selatan. Mereka berhasil mencapai semifinal, mengalahkan tim-tim besar seperti Italia dan Spanyol dalam perjalanan mereka. Dengan pelatih Guus Hiddink, Korea Selatan menjadi tim Asia pertama yang mencapai semifinal, meski akhirnya kalah dari Jerman.

6. Keajaiban Piala Dunia 1950: Kekalahan Brazil di Maracanã

Final Piala Dunia 1950 di Brazil menghasilkan salah satu kejutan terbesar dalam sejarah sepak bola. Tim tuan rumah, Brazil, diunggulkan untuk menang dalam pertandingan penentuan melawan Uruguay di Stadion Maracanã. Namun, Uruguay berhasil menang 2-1 dalam pertandingan yang dikenal sebagai "Maracanazo." Kekalahan ini sangat mengecewakan bagi para penggemar Brazil, dan hingga kini tetap menjadi luka dalam sejarah sepak bola mereka.

7. Keberhasilan Perancis di Piala Dunia 1998

Piala Dunia 1998 diadakan di Perancis, dan tuan rumah tampil luar biasa, memenangkan turnamen untuk pertama kalinya. Perancis, dipimpin oleh Zinedine Zidane, mengalahkan Brazil 3-0 di final. Zidane mencetak dua gol dari sundulan di babak pertama, dan kemenangan ini tidak hanya membawa kebanggaan bagi Perancis, tetapi juga memantapkan posisi Zidane sebagai salah satu pemain terbaik dunia.

Kesimpulan

Sejarah Piala Dunia dipenuhi dengan momen-momen bersejarah, dari kemenangan dramatis hingga kontroversi tak terlupakan. Setiap turnamen memberikan kisah yang menegaskan betapa luar biasanya ajang sepak bola ini, menyatukan negara dan memberikan penggemar kenangan abadi. Momen-momen ini membentuk warisan Piala Dunia dan terus menginspirasi generasi pemain dan penggemar sepak bola di seluruh dunia.

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Inter Milan Icon Materazzi Names Trio of Veterans Crucial for Title Glory

Here is a chance to get a bit more insight into the home team, Inter Milan, through the eyes of the club legend Marco Materazzi. Marco recently talked about the three senior players who have been crucial to the team’s successful season. These players are namely, Lautaro Martinez, Nicolo Barella, and Alessandro Bastoni. When it comes to Lautaro Martinez, Marco praised his leadership qualities. He…