Christian Vieri

Aldo Serena? He's an Aldo Serena type of striker,

isn't he? Yeah, he gets compared with Aldo Serena, he gets compared with Christian Vieri.

It's mainly for kind of physicality, really.

because Pio Esposito, he's very good at pinning his man and either laying the ball off for midfield runners or a strike partner.

it? Giorgio Karagounis, of course, won the Euros with Greece and is their most capped player of all time.

The last club that came on in the first leg was Christian Vieri, who in 1999 was the world's most expensive player when they bought him from Lazio.

He had quite a few injuries, I think, at Inter Milan.

He did score 123 goals in 190 games.

Up front, Boban, Alan Boban.

The Alessandro Del Piero and Christian Vieri, an early iteration thereof.

They won the Scudetto that year.

They also reached the Champions League final, which brought about one of the other kind of ha-ha vignettes of Zidane's career as he gets marked out of the game by Paul Lambert.

but like both at feet James Travers got a better range of passing I disagree and he can play I disagree

I don't think you can have a better range of passing than a left footed player Do you think Christian Vieri,

you've got a better finish than Christian Vieri? No, but you're just saying that because left-footed players have that.

Aesthetically,

yeah.

You don't touch the ball often in the game and you have to make the most of the opportunities.

And speaking of number nines in world football, we even talked about with a Vieri where we said there's not that many world class number nines in football nowadays.

Do you think it's not about the quality of the footballer, but maybe they have to strain it and, you know, spend more energy doing things in other parts of the game than usual typical number nines had to do in the past?

Well, the funny thing, the nines in the past, if there was anything close to our nine right now.

best ever Norwich City kit? I love this question, because I love, I'm a bit of a fan of football shirts.

I've got an Inter Milan one that I had where I wore like a flag back in 2001 so when when they had Ronaldo you know the original Ronaldo and Christian Vieri I love that that era of Italian football and I've got like a Fiorentina shirt anyway I digress but I would probably I mean I don't remember the football young but it's the white asics away shirt i've always wanted that shirt and in in like a size that i could actually wear it not like an extra small child size or whatever i'm not gonna say the bird poo shirt because it's been done to death i mean it's not much you can really do with uh yellow is there actually um too much like brazil hitch in town yeah yeah hitch in town yeah um your biggest sacrifice you've made to watch an orange game um biggest well my my uh mental health i think isn't it i think that's the that's the kicker isn't it meant just just general mental mental health i'd never done millwall away last year

how

was that how did you enjoy it um yeah

They brought in Beto as a kind of ready-made nine, who I think will do well in Italy because he's big and he's quick and he's physical.

Uh, Vieri, the young center back they've brought in from Gremio is very highly regarded.

Giovanni Fabien, the attacking midfielder from Bologna is highly regarded.

Brescianini is a, a proven operator in SerieA.