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Front Pages, La Gazzetta dello Sport, Corriere dello Sport, and Tutto Sport from Thursday 13 November 2014

 

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Here are the front pages from Italy main Sports newspapers La Gazzetta dello Sport, Corriere dello Sport, and Tutto Sport from  Thursday 13 November 2014

 

La Gazzetta dello Sport
Front Page, Prima Pagina
Thursday 13 November 2014

 

 

Photo: Front Page, La Gazzetta dello Sport
Thursday 13 November 2014 - Giovedi' 13 Novembre

 

Corriere dello Sport
Front Page, Prima Pagina
Thursday 13 November 2014

 

Photo: Front Page, Corriere dello Sport
Thursday 13 November 2014 - Giovedi' 13 Novembre

 

Tutto Sport
Front Page, Prima Pagina
Thursday 13 November 2014

 

Photo: Front Page, Tutto Sport
Thursday 13 November 2014 - Giovedi' 13 Novembre

 

 

 

 

 

 

Boninsegna, 71 years of love for the Nerazzurri

MILAN – He loves Inter. He says so whenever he gets half a chance. “My time with Inter? They’ll always be my team.” Roberto Boninsegna is a footballing legend and an Inter man through and through. He spent his whole career scoring goals and his overhead kick in the home game against Foggia in 1970/71 will never be forgotten. “I managed one, tops two, strikes like that in my whole career. When I saw Giacinto Facchetti cross it, I realised all I could do was throw myself backwards and try to strike the ball while it was still high in the air.” Goal, Scudetto, legend. FC Internazionale would like to wish Roberto Boninsegna a very happy 71st birthday.
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VAN GINKEL SETS HIS SIGHTS ON WINNING THE DERBY

VAN GINKEL SETS HIS SIGHTS ON WINNING THE DERBY

NEWS – MILAN

Marco van Ginkel gave an exclusive interview to the Milan Channel from Milanello earlier. This is what the Dutchman had to say:
“We have some days now to all train together. Then, this weekend we will rest and from next week, from Monday to Saturday, we will work even harder. The match on Sunday the 23rd of November will be an important game to stay ahead of Inter. We want to win this match. I can play anywhere in midfield. I can play in a more defensive role or further forward. The position out on the pitch is not a problem for me. I’m available and in perfect shape. I’m ready to play and help the side as much as possible”.
“I like the city of Milan, sometimes I go to the restaurant or visit the city with friends and my family. I like this city. Promises? It’s always hard to make them. We want to improve on last season and we want to get back into Europe. We must move forward. We’re now expecting a big match next week against Inter.”
(Photo LaPresse)

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Sport comes to the soup kitchen

MILAN – The Centro Sportivo Italiano (CSI) and Opera San Francesco (OSF) soup kitchen and homelessness shelter have devised a project which will run throughout this sporting season. Sportsmen who participate in CSI championships will take it in turns to serve meals at the Opera San Francesco soup kitchen in Milan.

The aim is that this support will help the association’s volunteers to handle the 1200 guests who visit the centre every evening to have a hot meal and enjoy a moment’s peace. The initiative kicks off on Wednesday 12 November at the soup kitchen in viale Piave.

To mark the occasion and inaugurate the project, competitors from the Milan professional sporting scene will be in attendance. FC Internazionale will be there of course, alongside AC Milan, the Olimpia Milano basketball team, Vero Volley and Power Volley.

“It sends a strong signal about today’s society,” explains the CSI National President Massimo Achini. “Sport should not just be about producing great champions, but also helping young men and women grow as people. Experiences like this one are worth a thousand medals. They are moments that help us to grow and things that young people never forget.

“Coming here to help serve food to the guests of the Opera San Francesco will be a fantastic avenue for personal enrichment. That’s how life works. When you experience life as a server, you become stronger, more human. And sport today could do with rediscovering some human values,” concluded Achini.

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