Forza Fratelli d'Italia!

lunedi, 25 giugno, 2012

L'Italia 0 - 0 L'Inghilterra (p 4 - 2)

OMG, so sorry...

I feel really bad to post this so late. I mean... this! This is my favorite European team of all time!

Anyway, I'm so proud of you, my fratelli d'Italia... I always know you can do it!

And you guys play very, very good!

A Whole New Experience

Sunday, June 24, 2012


OMG! Finally I did it! I went to the wallclimbing at Pasar Festival! I've tried, and it felt... unbelievable!
I love it!

Viva España!

Sunday, June 24, 2012


Spain 2 - 0 France (Xabi Alonso '19, '91)

Thank God for this wonderful day

Saturday, June 23, 2012


Today is perfect!

I went to the weekly meeting at the office, as always. Then I had a meeting with my client in BSD.
It was supposed to be business meeting only, but it turned out to be... futsal time!!! Yeayy!!

So I was supposed to meet my client at Teras Kota at 3 pm. Because he was about to play futsal at 4. But then I was late, so I've got to meet him at the futsal arena. So after the meeting I went home with Dana. I prepared some clothes to play futsal, took my futsal shoes, we had lunch, then we went to Dana's house to print some documents, while Dana was preparing his futsal clothes and shoes.

We went to the field, and there they were, all my new friends, some of them are already my clients. After taking care of business, I changed my clothes then we started played futsal at 5. Yeah, it turned out to started at 5, not 4.

And guess what

Deutschland ist noch immer unbesiegt

Saturday, June 23, 2012


Germany 4 - 2 Greece (Lahm '39, Khedira '61, Klose '68, Reus '74 - Samaras '55, Salpingidis '89)

In the second quarter final, Der Panzer is still undefeated. They've won and scored many goals.

The first two matches in quarter final has made this tournament, if I may say, seems to be so boring.
The results are predictable. There are no surprise like the other year. I was kinda hoping for some surprise. Maybe Czech Rep. could beat Portugal, or Greece beat Germany. But well, gotta admit, Portugal and Germany, they're such good teams. They played so well so far.

The less unpredictable matches are Spain vs France and England vs Italy. Both are great teams, full of stars.
Well, Spain vs France would be more predictable than England vs Italy. England and Italy maybe will play tie, 1 - 1, or most likely 0 - 0, then penalty.

Game On!

Wednesday, June 20, 2012

England 1 - 0 Ukraine (Wayne Rooney '3)
France 0 - 2 Sweden (Zlatan Ibrahimovic '54, Sebastian Larsson '91)

Final Results


Czech Rep    6       1/0/2    2 - 3
Greece          4       1/1/1    3 - 3
Russia           4       1/1/1    5 - 3
Poland          2       0/2/1    4 - 5


Germany        9      3/0/0    5 - 2
Portugal         6      2/0/1    5 - 4
Denmark       3       1/0/2   4 - 5
Netherlands   0       0/0/3   2 - 5


Spain             7      2/1/0    6 - 1
Italy               5      1/2/0    4 - 2
Croatia          4      1/1/1    4 - 3
Ireland           0      0/0/3    1 - 9


England         7      2/1/0    5 - 3
France           4     1/1/1     3 - 3
Ukraine         3     1/0/2     2 - 4
Sweden         3     1/0/2     5 - 5

Quarter-final:
Czech Rep. vs Portugal
Germany vs Greece
Spain vs France
England vs Italy

Statistics:
* 44 players have made 60 goals in 24 matches.
* There are 14 goals in group A, 16 goals in group B, 15 goals in group C and D.
* The goal rate is 15 goals/group, and 2.5 goals/match.
* Spain is the team with best goal difference 6 - 1. DiNatale is the only one could score a goal against Spain.

Goal scorers:
3 (3 players from 3 different team)

Alan Dzagoev (Russia)

Mario Gomez (Germany)

Mario Mandzukic (Croatia)

2 (9 players from 6 teams)

Andriij Shevchenko (Ukraine)

Vaclav Pilar, Petr Jiracek (Czech Rep.)

Nicklas Bendtner, Michael Krohn-Dehli (Denmark)

Fernando Torres, Cesc Fabregas (Spain)

Cristiano Ronaldo (Portugal)

Zlatan Ibrahimovic (Sweden)

1 (32 players from 13 teams)

Robert Lewandowski, Jakub Blaszczykowski (Poland)

Dimitrios Salpingidis, Theofanis Gekas, Giorgios Karagounis (Greece)

Roman Shirokov, Roman Pavlyuchenko (Russia)

Antonio diNatale, Andrea Pirlo, Antonio Cassano, Mario Balotelli (Italy)

Sean St. Ledger (Ireland)

Nikica Jelavic (Croatia)

Joleon Lescott, Andy Carroll, Theo Walcott, Danny Welbeck, Wayne Rooney (England)

Samir Nasri, Jeremy Menez, Yohan Cabaye (France)

Pepe, Helder Postiga, Silvestre Varela (Portugal)

Robin Van Persie, Raphael Van Der Vaart (Netherlands)

David Silva, Jesus Navas (Spain)

Olof Mellberg, Sebastian Larsson (Sweden)

Lukas Podolski, Lars Bender (Germany)

Bravissimo! Bravissimo! Sono molto orgogliosa!

martedi, 19 giugno, 2012

L'Italia 2 - 0 L'Irlanda (Antonio Cassano '35, Mario Balotelli '90)
La Spagna 1 - 0 La Croazia (Jesus Navas '88)

La Spagna      7  2/1/0   6 - 1
L'Italia            5  1/2/0   4 - 2
La Croazia     4   1/1/1   4 - 3
L'Irlanda        0   0/0/3   1 - 9

Bravissimo!!!! Uao! Finalmente gli azzurri vanno in quarti di finale!

Sono molto contenta, sono molto orgogliosa!

Italia, my favorite European team, my favorite country, they finally go to the quarter final.
I was worried about them, since they've failed to win the earlier games against Spain and Croatia. While Spain and Croatia both won their matches against Ireland.

Well, I was worried. But logically, Ireland has got nothing to lose. They already lost twice. It's a bit different with Holland. Because both team that won against them have never lost. So, no matter what, Ireland would never make it anyway. Meanwhile, both Croatia and Spain are not save. If Italy won, between Spain and Croatia, whoever lost the game would outta the competition, whoever won would go to the quarter-final.

I'd prefer to watch Italia vs Ireland. But my TV has got no MNC sport 2 chanel. So I could only watch Spain vs Croatia on RCTI. The match sucks. Really. I wasn't enjoying watching them, except for the hottie, under-pressured Slaven Bilic. Yet the goal was not supposed to be counted. I think it was offside! But anyway, if the result was draw 0 - 0 Croatia wouldn't make it to the next round.

Ah... another top scorer candidate has gone. First it was Alan Dzagoev from Russia/group A, now Mandzukic from Croatia. They could only hope that Mario Gomez from Germany didn't make anymore goals, and no other player would score more than 2.

Anyway, this tournament is getting really hot! There are so many goals! For now, there are already 57 goals in 22 matches, means.... well 2.59 goals/match. Hmm... okay, not that much...

So, once again, congratulation for all the Italians and the supporters of gli azzurri.

Siamo orgogliosi!

* 42 players have made 57 goals in 22 matches.