Dịch hộ tôi - For only Interista

Thôi thôi, xin hai anh. Anh Kiên chỉ nên làm thơ cho chị gì trong ảnh thôi. Mà thôi, chat chít ghê quá.
Anh Kiên viết tên em sai tiếng Việt nhé.
 
To Tháo nhé vì đâu biết em tên gì Thảo hay Thào hay Tháo hay Thão hay Thao nên viết như thế là hợp lý.CÒn thơ để anh khất vài hôm nữa đã nhé.
 
Kiên đừng giả vờ nữa đi. Anh em mình là những người KHKT, cậu có ghét em Thảo thì nói thật ra đi. Phương Thảo thì chỉ có một cách gọi mà thôi. Tên cậu cũng vậy, không đánh dấu thì ai chẳng biết là Trung Kiên, không lẽ là Trúng Kiện, hay là Trung Kiến..... [-x
 
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Anh Kiên ơi dịch hộ em tiếp nhớ ?
To date there have been 256 Milan derbies. The first was a friendly match played in Chiasso, Switzerland on 18 October 1908.

Little over 60 years later, another Madonnina derby was played abroad. As part of the City Tournament, the Nerazzurri battled it out with the Rossoneri at New York's Yankee Stadium on 29 June 1969.

AC Milan dominated derbies up until 1929, while during the 1960s the Great Inter side had its own way over their cross-city rivals.

In 32 of the 64 one-division Serie A championships, Inter have finished above the Rossoneri. That's without considering the two seasons AC Milan spent in the Serie B (1980/81 and 1982/83).
 
Year by year

1908 9 March - Football Club Internazionale Milano is founded.
1909 3rd position in Lombardy championship
1909/10 1st SCUDETTO
1910/11 6th position in ligure-lombardo-piemontese championship
1911/12 4th position in ligure-lombardo-piemontese championship
1912/13 3rd position in round ligure-lombardo championship
1913/14 1st position in lombardo-piemontese tournament. 3rd position in Alta Italia tournament
1914/15 Alta Italia Group E winners, play-off runners-up (interrupted due to World War I)
1919/20 2nd SCUDETTO
1920/21 Lombardy championship winners, 3rd position in Group D of inter-regional semi-finals
1921/22 12th position in Northern League Group B
1922/23 7th position in Northern League Group A
1923/24 4th position in Northern League Group A
1924/25 4th position in Northern League Group A
1925/26 3rd position in Northern League Group A
1926/27 Italian championship Group B winners
1927/28 2nd position in Italian championship Group B
1928/29 6th position in Italian Championship Group B, club name changes to Ambrosiana-Inter
1929/30 3rd SCUDETTO
1930/31 5th position in Italian Championship
1931/32 6th position in Italian Championship
1932/33 2nd position in Italian Championship
1933/34 2nd position in Italian Championship
1934/35 2nd position in Italian Championship
1935/36 4th position in Italian Championship
1936/37 7th position in Italian Championship
1937/38 4th SCUDETTO
1938/39 3rd position in Italian Championship. COPPA ITALIA winners

1939/40 5th SCUDETTO
1940/41 2nd position in Italian Championship
1941/42 12th position in Italian Championship
1942/43 4th position in Italian Championship
1944: 1st position in Lombardy championship
1945: 5th position in Lombardy championship
1945/46 2nd position in Alta Italia championship. 4th position in final round. Club returns to being called Internazionale
1946/47 10th position in Italian Championship
1947/48 12th position in Italian Championship
1948/49 2nd position in Italian Championship
1949/50 3rd position in Italian Championship
1950/51 2nd position in Italian Championship
1951/52 3rd position in Italian Championship
1952/53 6th SCUDETTO
1953/54 7th SCUDETTO
1954/55 8th position in Italian Championship
1955/56 3rd position in Italian Championship
1956/57 5th position in Italian Championship
1957/58 9th position in Italian Championship
1958/59 3rd position in Italian Championship
1959/60 4th position in Italian Championship
1960/61 3rd position in Italian Championship
1961/62 2nd position in Italian Championship
1962/63 8th SCUDETTO
1963/64 1st position in Italian Championship, Inter lose play-off against Bologna. EUROPEAN CUP winners
1964/65 9th SCUDETTO, TOYOTA CUP, EUROPEAN CUP winners, COPPA ITALIA runners-up
1965/66 10th SCUDETTO, TOYOTA CUP
1966/67 2nd position in Italian Championship, European Cup runners-up
1967/68 5th position in Italian Championship
1968/69 4th position in Italian Championship
1969/70 2nd position in Italian Championship
1970/71 11th SCUDETTO
1971/72 5th position in Italian Championship, European Cup runners-up
1972/73 4th position in Italian Championship
1973/74 4th position in Italian Championship
1974/75 9th position in Italian Championship
1975/76 4th position in Italian Championship
1976/77 4th position in Italian Championship
1977/78 5th position in Italian Championship
1978/79 4th position in Italian Championship
1979/80 12th SCUDETTO
1980/81 4th position in Italian Championship
1981/82 5th position in Italian Championship
1982/83 3rd position in Italian Championship
1983/84 4th position in Italian Championship
1984/85 3rd position in Italian Championship
1985/86 6th position in Italian Championship
1986/87 3rd position in Italian Championship
1987/88 5th position in Italian Championship
1988/89 13th SCUDETTO
1989/90 3rd position in Italian Championship, ITALIAN SUPER CUP winners
1990/91 3rd position in Italian Championship, UEFA CUP winners
1991/92 8th position in Italian Championship
1992/93 2nd position in Italian Championship
1993/94 13rd position in Italian Championship
1994/95 6th position in Italian Championship
1995/96 7th position in Italian Championship
1996/97 3rd position in Italian Championship
1997/98 2nd position in Italian Championship
1998/99 8th position in Italian Championship
99/2000 4th position in Italian Championship
2000/01 5th position in Italian Championship
2001/02 3rd position in Italian Championship
 
The Giuseppe Meazza Stadium was a gift for AC Milan from its president Piero Pirelli and was inaugurated the 19th September of 1926. The stadium is also called "San Siro", which refers to a Saint. Approximately the building of the stadium took one year which resulted in four stands and a capacity of 10,000. The stands were enlarged in 1939 which increased the capacity to 55,000 spectators. In March 1952 the stadium's famous ramps were build and the total capacity became about 150,000 people, although the Milan council decided that only a maximum of 100,000 visitors were allowed, so one could guarantee the security in and around the stadium.
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The final renovations were performed in 1989 due to the fact that it would be the host of the World Cup Final of 1990. Eleven stair towers were build and a third ring was added, this all resulted in a capacity of 85,000 spectators. Also a Fiberglas roof was constructed to give the visitors some comfort.
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Total capacity 85.700 seats
Ring 1: 31,877 seats
Ring 2: 33,932 seats
Ring 3: 19,891 seats
Press Boxes: 196 seats
2 electronic boards
underground parking places for players and referee's
Size of pitch: 105 x 68 meters
Pitch has underground heating facilities
Pitch can be totally covered by tarpaulin
Closed circuit TV system inside and outside stadium

As you can see the stadium consist of three different rings, which are divided by coloured zoned. Orange and red for the rectangular zones and green and blue for the curved zones. The stadium can be found on the west of Milan in the area called Ovest di Milano. To access the stadium with public transportation the following travel times are given:
Centrale station : 25 minutes
Linate airport : 30 minutes
Malpensa airport : 50 minutes
motor-way : 20 minutes
 
The first derby ever played was on the 18th October 1908 at Chiasso, Switzerland. Nowadays Inter and AC Milan have played an amazing total of 248 matches against each other. AC Milan dominated the matches up to 1928, but since Inter merged with Milanese Unione Sportive to form Ambrosiana it dominated the derby.
In the golden years Inter even managed to remain unbeaten for almost 10 consecutive years in the Italian championship. For detailed information about all derby's played click here.

Statistics Overview (last updated 04-11-2002 )

Away
Home
Totals

Matches
84
82
166

Lost
27
24
51

Drawn
25
31
56

Won
32
27
59

Milan's goals
110
108
218

Inter's goals
111
113
224


In 32 out of the 64 "single league" championships (until 1929, there was more than 1 league) Inter has placed above AC Milan in the final league table, without consideration of the seasons AC Milan spent in Serie B in 1980/81 and 1982/83. (source: www.inter.it)

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Thôi xin em, mỗi tuần cứ một bài thế này anh bó tay. Thảo nếu dịch giúp đc thi giúp em ý. Dạo này anh bận quá chưa thể giúp đc đâu nhé.
 
Em thấy anh lần trước hăng lắm mà, thôi dịch nốt cho em đi
 
Hôm nay mới vào đây. He he, anh Kiên sợ rồi à? :D Bình tĩnh đi em, bây giờ chị cũng bận. Từ từ nhé.
À, mà tại lần trước em không có hậu tạ cho anh Kiên nên bây giờ anh ý không dám dịch tiếp nữa. :p Đúng không anh Kiên ;)
 
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Lúc dịch hí hửng tưởng em Thành Lam là con gái, quên ko nhìn profile, sau đó dịch xong post rồi mới vỡ lẽ, đến chán. Thôi em cứ để thế anh sẽ dich hộ cho vậy. Nhưng phải đợi vài ngày nữa nhé.
 
Từ từ hậu tạ sau, em có chị gái xinh lắm, dịch cho em đi, em giới thiệu cho
 
He he, anh Kiên nhanh thế không biêt. Ngày nào cũng vào HAO post bài mà kêu bận à. :p Lại hảo tâm giúp em y rồi :D. Có bận lắm không để em dịch giúp cũng được :) Hay anh đã trót tốt rồi thì tốt luôn :D
 
Sao chị Thảo cứ trêu anh Kiên thế ? cứ để từ từ cũng được chị à
 
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