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Cristian Chivu was 18 when he arrived at Ajax in the summer of 1999. He had lost his father a year earlier, and he knew almost no one in Amsterdam. He lived alone in a Holiday Inn hotel room and was driven to training by a driver. After about six months he moved to a house in Ouderkerk aan de Amstel, which gave him peace.
On the pitch it started badly too. He was sent off three times in his first months. “I was still a child and wanted to show myself too much, so I made mistakes,” he said later.
Ajax, under Jan Wouters, were struggling. It was the club’s centenary season and the big birthday match came on 19 March 2000, against FC Twente. Chivu was in the starting line-up. Ajax wore historic kits and over 40,000 fans came to celebrate. Twente scored in the 28th minute and Ajax lost 0-1. Twente had a man sent off before half-time, and Ajax still couldn’t find a way through. Ajax finished 5th that season.
When Leo Beenhakker became technical director in 2000 things began to change. In the summer of 2001 he brought in Zlatan Ibrahimovic. Maxwell, Mido and Hatem Trabelsi to the club. They joined a young squad already built under Co Adriaanse, including Andy van der Meyde and a young Rafael van der Vaart.
Adriaanse was sacked in November 2001 and Ronald Koeman took over. He immediately made Chivu captain, at just 21 years old. On 5 May 2002, away at NEC, Ajax won their first Eredivisie title Since 1998. Chivu was photographed afterwards with a torn shirt, mud all over him, wearing the captain's armband with the Amsterdam city's coat of arms.
A week later, Ajax beat Utrecht 3-2 in the cup final, with Wamberto equalising from offside position in the 90th minute and Zlatan scoring the golden goal in extra time. Chivu won the Golden Shoe that year, and was named Ajax Player of the Year for 2000-01 and again for 2002-03.
David Endt, Ajax' legendary team manager, took the unwashed, mud-caked shirt home and hung it in his office at the Amsterdam ArenA for years. It is now on loan to the Amsterdam Museum. As Endt put it: ”You never win with a clean shirt."
Happy birthday Cristian Chivu.
Anggota Dewan Rakyat Malaysia, Syed Saddiq:
"Cuma telepon Presiden tidak cukup. We need to do more."
"Harus kirim nota diplomatik tegas bersama ASEAN, terutama Singapura. We must have a very clear diplomatic protest."
Kalau masih setengah hati, jerebu akan terus datang.
Sedih banget ini. Bangsa kita sepertinya betul-betul sakit. Bencana terjadi dimana-mana tetapi dana untuk penanganan bencana dikorupsi di lembaga pemerintahan yg mengurusi bencana.
Bayangkan, OTT korupsi oleh KPK terjadi di Badan Nasional Penanggulangan Bencana (BNPB).
Iran President Pezeshkian at the UN:
"Those who are terrorists and train terrorists tell us that we are terrorists."
"For two hundred years, Iran has not attacked any country. For two hundred years, we have always defended ourselves."
"They bombed and killed these children, with weapons supplied by America and Israel. They were guilty of nothing. They had committed no crime."
"In Gaza, they murdered more than eighty thousand innocent people."
"Then they say others are terrorists, these are the ones causing instability -- are we the ones causing instability?"
"Anyone they want to destroy, they label a terrorist."
"Palestine remains a wound on the body of the conscience of the international community, and Gaza remains a symbol of the failure of international mechanisms to prevent the suffering of civilians."
"Israel murders thousands of people in Gaza every week. But Iran was bombed while at the negotiating table."
"Yet Israel receives billions of dollars in free weapons as a reward, and it is licensed to bomb any capital it wishes."
"The nuclear bombs are in Israel, but the inspectors are in Iran. Israel kills, yet Iran is sanctioned, and this is a tragedy that would make anyone you tell laugh."
"We must not build a world in which military power replaces legitimacy, sanctions replace diplomacy, terror replaces politics, and war replaces dialogue."
"We have found our answer. We need power. Because a nation that cannot defend itself, they crush it in this world."
"Let him know: the Iranian nation, in the face of force, will not bow its head, and will make the aggressors regret it."
Un tempo le uniche partite trasmesse in tv erano quelle di Coppa dei Campioni.
A 21 anni, era normale restare incantati davanti al Real Madrid di Puskás, Gento e Di Stéfano. Meno normale affrontarli in finale.
Prima di Inter-Real Madrid, Luis Suárez dovette scuotere Sandro Mazzola: «Noi andiamo a giocare. Tu resti qui a guardare?».
Risposta? 3-1 e doppietta ai blancos.
Sandro era un figlio dell’Inter, quasi letteralmente. Perse suo padre Valentino a sei anni nella tragedia di Superga e Veleno Lorenzi lo prese sotto la sua ala.
«L’Inter mi ha dato una cosa che non aveva prezzo: una possibilità». Mazzola la ripagò con 565 presenze e una sola maglia.
Dopo quella finale di Vienna, Puskás gli regalò la sua maglia: «Ho visto giocare tuo padre. Sei degno di lui».
Portava un cognome leggendario e con classe, tenacia e perseveranza ha reso leggendario anche il suo nome.
Se ne è andato nel giorno dei 100 anni di San Siro, lui che lì aveva vinto la Coppa dei Campioni.
Oggi Milano lo saluta per l’ultima volta.
La rivalità può essere eterna. Il rispetto dovrebbe esserlo ancora di più.
Oggi, durante il minuto di raccoglimento per Sandro Mazzola, all’Allianz Stadium una parte della curva juventina ha scelto di voltare le spalle al campo e di continuare a cantare, con cori rivolti a Scirea e Agnelli.
Mazzola non era soltanto una bandiera dell’Inter. Era un pezzo della storia del calcio italiano, un campione che ha rappresentato l’Italia nel mondo e che meritava almeno un minuto di silenzio.
Si può essere rivali. Si può odiare sportivamente una maglia. Si può contestare tutto.
Ma davanti alla morte, per un minuto, dovrebbe esistere soltanto il rispetto.
Quello che è successo oggi non è tifo. Non è rivalità. È la dimostrazione di quanto, a volte, la cultura del calcio possa perdere completamente di vista il significato dello sport.
Sandro Mazzola meritava quel minuto.
E quel minuto, purtroppo, qualcuno ha scelto di non rispettarlo.
🚨 SON DAKİKA:
Uluslararası Adalet Divanı, İsrail'den Kudüs dahil işgal altındaki toprakları iade etmesini ve Filistinlilere tazminat ödemesini talep ediyor.
50’—Inter 0-1 Napoli (Politano)
53’—Inter 0-2 Napoli (Højlund)
𝟱𝟲’—𝗜𝗻𝘁𝗲𝗿 𝟭-𝟮 𝗡𝗮𝗽𝗼𝗹𝗶 (𝗟𝗮𝘂𝘁𝗮𝗿𝗼)
𝟴𝟮’—𝗜𝗻𝘁𝗲𝗿 𝟮-𝟮 𝗡𝗮𝗽𝗼𝗹𝗶 (𝗧𝗵𝘂𝗿𝗮𝗺)
𝟵𝟬+𝟭—𝗜𝗻𝘁𝗲𝗿 𝟯-𝟮 𝗡𝗮𝗽𝗼𝗹𝗶 (𝗟𝗮𝘂𝘁𝗮𝗿𝗼)
What a comeback from Inter 🍿