I know I'm reachin' here...but does anyone know where I can get a team poster of the 1982 World Cup Italian Team? I've seen these posters a long, long, long, long time ago and I'm in dire need of acquiring one.

Any HELP is sincerely and greatly appreciated!!!!!!

--Mark

Blow that up.

Yeahhhhhhh that's the one. I really need to get it. Long story but good, sentimental story.

If someone can help, please post a reply or PM me.

THANKS!

this is one of the greatest goal celebrations ever:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2uXlJKfT ... h=tardelli

ummmmmmmm, did you post the right link? Just showed the guy running to the sidelines.

Definitely the right link.

Oh, isn't it circus act enough? Sorry.

It's a dude running. That constitutes one of the "greatest goal celebrations ever?"

He looks kind of wild... But it's hardly the greatest goal celebration ever.

These ones are better:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3YJs-fks ... elebration

But this one takes the cake:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z7JZ6AII ... elebration

Fowler was great. But as to not knowing what to do with yourself after scoring a goal, Tardelli is the best. Those acrobatic things are circus acts, not goal celebrations. I hate em.

I know what you mean.

I love it when a goal scorer just looks euphoric!

It's delightful to whatch really old clips when the scorer just stands on the same place with his arms straight up in the air jumping and smiling! I wish I could find some of those clips on the net.

The acrobatism is a little over the top. I do agree on that one. But the worst are the "tough" guys who won't show their feelings, and just concentrate really hard NOT to smile... That's just plain stupid.

EVERY pizza joint in New York City.

And come on guys, nothing beats Roger Milla's dance with the corner flag as a goal celebration.

Maybe Ian Wright's tribute to Di Canio's push on the ref runs a close second.

Aaaah, finally.

I'll get shades on me for this one, but I absolutely hate this guy for always looking like he's been told he's going to get death penalty if he dares to score a goal. I hate him.

Henry looks like he acts all bad ass, but he is actually pretty humble. You'll never hear him talk about his achievements-- he's always talking about the team effort.

The reason for his lack of expression is for the same reason as guys like Federer, Sampras, Shearer, Tom Brady, Roger Clemens and so many other outstanding athletes: they have even temperments, and nothing fazes them. Their demeanor doesn't change whether they are winning or losing, having lots of luck, or having no luck.

I think it's part of the key to their success.

this thread has been derailed

yeah well,
I'll look around in Italy in september.

And sorry for derailing it, but Italy on the World Cup 1982 makes me think immediately of Tardelli.