Paulo Di Canio

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Flashman replied

2 April 2013, 21:33
Football and Fascism - The Commentator
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Peoplesoft bloke replied

2 April 2013, 21:29
Originally posted by gingerjedi View Post

Millicrap resigned because he's off to New York, nice and convenient for him.

WHS shameless (Millicrap)

De Canio may have unsavoury views - although he (De Canio) doesn't seem too sure what they are - I hope he's better at football management than political theory.
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minestrone replied

2 April 2013, 14:01
Originally posted by gingerjedi View Post

He still had one of the best chants in football.

D-I-Canio to the tune of D.I.S.C.O By Ottowan.

There was a single out.

Still gets played in some Celtic pubs from time to time.

Feckin' terrible.
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Martin@AS Financial replied

2 April 2013, 13:42
BBC Hooligans Lazio & Boca /srpski prevod - YouTube

Really interesting documentry about his link to the Lazio ultras.
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gingerjedi replied

2 April 2013, 11:08
He still had one of the best chants in football.

D-I-Canio to the tune of D.I.S.C.O By Ottowan.
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gingerjedi replied

2 April 2013, 11:03
Originally posted by GB9 View Post

BBC and others today were full of apologetic Labour supporting scum saying how terrible it was. Would Millicrap have resigned if they had got a good leftie manager? Of course not. More amazing is that the Sunderland fans haven't been up in arms previously for having a member of the ex-Government that nearly destroyed the country on their Board.

Millicrap resigned because he's off to New York, nice and convenient for him.
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Malcolm Buggeridge replied

2 April 2013, 06:37
Strange that the good people of Swindon were never up in arms when Di Canio was appointed Robins' manager.

Indeed, our Paolo was a bit of a folk hero in these parts.
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minestrone replied

1 April 2013, 21:45
I had forgotten how much of a fanny Alcock looked when Di Canio pushed him...
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GB9 replied

1 April 2013, 19:34
BBC and others today were full of apologetic Labour supporting scum saying how terrible it was. Would Millicrap have resigned if they had got a good leftie manager? Of course not. More amazing is that the Sunderland fans haven't been up in arms previously for having a member of the ex-Government that nearly destroyed the country on their Board.
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minestrone replied

1 April 2013, 14:45
Can there ever be such a thing as an acceptable openly right wing person in the UK? Outwith the royals obviously.

I think the Italian definition of fascism is slightly different to the all encompassing "he hates blacks and gasses jews" definition we have. Not that the public notices.
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Freamon replied

1 April 2013, 09:53
Just kidding. Makes you wonder though.
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Doggy Styles replied

1 April 2013, 09:50
Originally posted by administrator View Post

Was on the news last night and there is this story showing from yesterday:
Paolo Di Canio has been appointed Sunderland manager | Football | The Guardian

You sure it's a joke?

Indeed. No joke, it was reported yesterday.
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administrator replied

1 April 2013, 09:47
Was on the news last night and there is this story showing from yesterday:
Paolo Di Canio has been appointed Sunderland manager | Football | The Guardian

You sure it's a joke?
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Freamon replied

1 April 2013, 09:38
A p r i l . f o o l s.
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Doggy Styles started a topic Paulo Di Canio

1 April 2013, 09:32
Paulo Di Canio

He has been appointed manager of Sunderland FC.

David Milliband has resigned from the Sunderland board in protest.

Why all the fuss about him being a fascist? Would anyone be bothered if he was a communist?
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