By Anna Italia

Undoubtedly the sacking of Palermo coach Stefano Colantuono is the theme of the day almost every where.... even at the heart of the Training Camp of the Italian National Team in Coverciano. 

I am updating the blog while visiting the Official websites of our Serie A Clubs and the Italian Newspapers, and BAM BAM BAM... Here I found another -- out of place -- declaration from our Italy, ex Palermo, ex Fiorentina, and now Bayern Munich forward Luca Toni in the Corriere dello Sport.

I am just mad with Luca Toni for "talking too much" and rather see him "training more and scoring more."  Why on earth does Luca, who still has to make us forget how bad he played in EURO 2008 without scoring, keep making declarations that can haunt him later.

According to the article, Luca Toni justifies the sacking of  Stefano Colantuono after the first match by saying "Zamparini puts the money and he can do whatever he wants."  Luca mentioned that in the two years that he was with Palermo he always had the same coach. 

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It is true that Zamparini puts the money, but Luca being an ex Palermo player and right now in need to recover his lost prestige as a BOMBER since the unforgettable disaster of the EURO 2008, should have chosen a more "diplomatic response." Don't you think? 

Gee.. I can't believe I am being so hard on Luca and he is one of my favorite players LOL... I even do the "Luca Toni dancing celebration in my ballroom dancing routine." LOL  LOVE YOU LUCA but just watch out what you are declaring lately...

AC Milan defender Gianluca Zambrotta also commented that it was strange to see a coach being sacked just after 1 day in the Championship, but that everything can be expected from a President like Zamparini.

Well, I agree with Zambrotta, and this is why I am praying for coach Davide Ballardini!!!!  

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At this point, I hope Storari won't move from Fiorentinaaaaa to join Ballardini in the next transfer market. Everything can be expected from the madness of Zamparini.

So, Storari... if Ballardini calls you to join him in Palermo.... say no and keep your sanity.


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