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Week 22, Another Great Week For Inter - Italian 'Serie A' Football FanCast 066

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The Italian Football FanCast is the podcast for fans of Calcio.

In this week's edition of the Italian Football FanCast, we look at week 22's fixtures. Bari produce a stunning display against Palermo, Okaka scores a magnificent goal as AS Roma triumph once more and will Alberto Zaccheroni rejuvenate a floundering Juventus side?

Kris Voakes, our 'Man in Milan' is here to let us know about all the things happening in and around the peninsula.

We have all the latest news and transfer gossip including Adrian Mutu's drugs ban and Marek Hamsik getting deep, down and dirty in Naples.

This weeks 'Goal of the Week' can be found right here

As ever, we bring you the greatest podcast segment of all time, it is of course 'Legends of Calcio'! This weeks legend is Paolo Di Canio, scourge of the referee but a no frills entertainer with a taste for controversy.

We also look at week 23's fixtures including a mouthwatering clash at the Stadio Franchi between inform AS Roma and a Fiorentina side with something to prove.

Remember check out this week's Football FanCast Debate - Do Sampdoria Need Antonio Cassano?

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Guest Book

From: Harman – August 14,2009 at 8:41 am

this season in serieA really going to be tough , you talked about teams like NAPOLI, PALERMO, GENOA & LAZIO but you never discussed Udinese they have a great team with player's like d'agoustino, inler and asamoha in midfield, pepe and dinatali going forward plus felipe & zapata in defence & a good goalkeeper i think they would be strong this season and they now have been together for a while , i think they could finish in top 5 atleast

From: HARM – August 14,2009 at 9:00 am

i think this new season in italian serieA will be the start of a new era , already there are new young coachs that have come in all major clubs plus ciro ferrara looks like next cappelo and then there's jose mourinho , leanardo also looks very inteligen. also many young italian players ,with lot of young foreign talent that have come

From: Andy Pratt – October 25,2009 at 11:09 am

I think Milan have struggled this season under Leonardo and the usual accusations of them being an aging team of past itplayers is once again being levelled at the Rossoneri (which is fair). However I just hope Pirlo and Sedorf get the credit they deserve for turning around the game against the galacticos and proving there is life in the old dogs yet. Forza Milan!