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Catania’s manager kicks ass

Tuesday, 28. August 2007, 15:13:06

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It was a fun start to the Serie A season this past weekend. We saw Roma look unbelievable, Inter look beatable, and Catania look like a team worth supporting. Well, at least their manager Silvio Baldini is someone to support. Not only was he sent off and fined for kicking Parma boss Domenico Di Carlo in the ass toward the end of the match, but he did so while dressed like someone who spent the previous evening passed out in a puddle of piss on a park bench. Truly he is an inspiration to slobs everywhere. He also shows how to apologize to everyone but the victim. Baldini said Monday:

I want to excuse myself with everyone - Parma fans included - but not to him. He provoked me

He is a legend in the making.

Joga BonitoAbandoned...

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