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Work in progress with @lucioianni @s.vantaggiatofoto @matteoferrari87 @angelacosiarpa Next movie #Naufragio #sonyfs5 #director #movie #film #salento #workinprogress #alterego #raccontamilatuastoria #videoclipmusicale #saletefilm #alteregoproduzioni #salvatorevantaggiatofotografo #salvatorevantaggiato #lucioianni #matteoferrari #sonya6300 #colorgrading #davinciresolve #4k (presso Alimini - Otranto)

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Ringrazio @ferrarimatteo11 per avermi concesso questa "serissima" intervista!! In bocca al lupo per la nuova avventura che è già partita alla grande!!! #DonnaRacing e #Bigin 🏁🇮🇹✊🏼 #Imola #intervista #CiaoneProprio #moto #😂 #WorldSBK #Stock1000 #civ #MatteoFerrari 😎 #TantaRoba #SolocoseSERIE #Compressore❤️ (presso Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari di Imola)

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Guarda Dove ti ho portato #ondenostre #peninsulafilm with @theseea and @nataliaresmini Photos by @gio_sbrokked @filippomaffei #matteoferrari (presso Vintage Festival Italia)

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EXCLUSIVE VIDEO: MLS PLAYER MATTEO FERRARI JOGS THE SPORTS PARK

Montreal Impact’s Central Defender came to vacation in Treasure Beach...

—and he discovered the perfect, unexpected place to train.

Jason Henzell told him to meet us at the Sports Park, and once there, he was clearly impressed. The strapping Italian national passed a neon football to his adorable son, and watched him run across the broad expanse of land to reach it. “I started playing when I was six and never stopped,” he said, “this place is definitely great for the community.” 

The cricket field where we stood was delineated by a heavyweight nautical rope, and Matteo suddenly asked, “Hey is it ok if I use this place to work out?” Before Jason could enthusiastically answer, Matteo was strapping an iPod to his bicep. Then he was off, jogging around the snaking rope like a track. As we watched him make lap after effortless lap, Jason joked, “I didn’t think anyone could rival Bolt for the best last name.” 

See a few more self-posted pics of his trip on twitter: @Matteo27Ferrari 

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Bir derbinin ardından

Aynı maç öncesi değerlendirmesinde de vurguladığım gibi, fikstürüne uyduğu ligin değil, kendi dinamiklerinin yarattığı gerginliklerin yön verdiği bir maç oldu. İlk otuz dakikasında baskılı oyunuyla üstünlüğünü kabul ettiren bir Fenerbahçe, rakibinin bu dakikadan itibaren oyundan kopup geri çekilmesini yıldızlarının oyunu açma çabalarıyla avantaja çevirmeye çalışan ve bunu Ferrari'nin disiplinsizliğin zirvesine vurduğu ana kadar başarıyla yerine getiren bir Beşiktaş vardı sahada bugün.

Penaltı'nın sonrasından bahsetmek ise son derece yersiz. Bir takım 10 kişi kalsa da bu kadar aciz olmamalı, hele hele bu takım Beşiktaşsa, ve son yıllarda en çok övündükleri maç Kadıköy deplasmanında 10 kişi kalecisiz galip geldikleri maçsa.

Alex maçın ilk bölümünde etkisiz gözükse de, bu durum 2 yıldır ilk golü attıktan sonra geri çekilip skorun üzerine yatmaya çalışmaya alışmış Fenerbahçe'nin, golü çok erken bulmasından kaynaklandı. Maç 2-1'e devre arasının hemen ardından gelmeseydi, sonuç Fenerbahçe için üzücü olabilirdi. Takım geride kalmaya daha alışmış olacak, ve ilerleyen dakikalarda gelecek bir golün telafisi çok daha zor olacaktı. Penaltı'dan itibarense 13 dakikada 3 gole imza atarak niye bu takımın kaptanı, niye bu lig'in en iyi futbolcusu olduğunu bir kez daha kanıtladı. Skor 2-1'e geldikten sonra bitirici vuruşu yapamaya Almeida'ya ise diyecek söz bulamıyorum. Aslında buluyorum, ama ona değil, Schuster'e. (bkz. bi bobo vardı ne oldu ona?)

Ferrari'nin kırmızı kartı için ise geciken bir karar demekten kendimi alamıyorum. Lugano'ya attığı dirseğin (evet bir mma darbesi değildi, ama sen vurmaya yeltenirsen, o adamda vurulmaya yeltenir - dis is fıtbol, dets dı fıtbol) 5 dakika öncesinde, güreş tabiriyle kafa kola aldığı anda belliydi maçın kızaracağı. Cüneyt Çakır bu anı kaçırarak Fenerbahçelilere saç baş yoldursa da, Ferrari imdada yetişti, ve günü sarı lacivertliler adına kurtaran isim oldu. Şu andan itibaren kendisinin takımla ilişiğinin kesilmesi için sayılı saatler olduğuna inanıyorum. Zira sabah ezanıyla beraber bu gerçekleşmezse, Delinho hakkını helal etmez.

                            Sonuç olarak, herkesin izlediği bir maçın özetimsi'sini yazmak pek keyifli değil, ama şunu söylemek istiyorum: Beşiktaş'ın üstünlüğünü kurduğu, baskısını kabul ettirdiği ve taraftarının da desteğiyle rakibini yıprattığı anlarda gelen tek bir hatayla kaybedilmiş bir maç olmadı. Evet Ferrari suçlu, evet Almeida'nın formsuzluğu büyük sorun, evet Quaresma önemli maçlara ağırlığını koymakta sorun yaşıyor... Ancak bu mağlubiyetin tek sorumlusu yaptığı tercihler sebebiyle Schuster'dir. En büyük suçu elindeki imkanları en verimli haliyle kullanmayı becerememesidir. Belki de becermek istememesidir. (bkz. Sarı Melek vs. Kahpe Felek)

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Ferrari fights it out for first win of 2020

The Italian wins his first FIM Enel MotoE™ World Cup race of the season on home turf, ahead of Simeon and Aegerter. Matteo Ferrari (Trentino Gresini MotoE) kept his perfect FIM Enel MotoE��� World Cup record at Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli intact on Sunday, taking a flawless victory at the Gran Premio Lenovo di San Marino e della Riviera di Rimini. That’s three wins in two years on home soil for the reigning World Cup winner, and it's also his first win of 2020 to put him right back in the fight for the Cup. Xavier Simeon (LCR E-Team) and Dominique Aegerter (Dynavolt Intact GP) completed the podium in another close fought MotoE™ encounter. Polesitter Mattia Casadei (Ongetta SIC58 Squadracorse) grabbed the holeshot after a great start on home soil and soon got into a good rhythm, with Simeon going around the outside of Lukas Tulovic (Tech3 E-Racing) at Turn 1 and into Turn 2 to grab P2. It was a clean opening sector for everyone, but then Turn 8 saw Josh Hook (Octo Pramac MotoE) run off track, before numerous riders – including Tulovic – got Turn 13 all sorts of wrong. Tulovic dropped to outside the top 10, with leader Casadei left enjoying a half-second advantage on the opening lap. However, the Italian was soon reeled in by Simeon and the chasing pack. On Lap 2, we had a five-rider battle for the lead. Casadei, Simeon, Ferrari, Jordi Torres (Pons Racing 40) and standings leader Aegerter were about to get into a phenomenal ding-dong MotoE™ battle. Read the full article

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Ferrari leads Italian 1-2 in stunning Misano E-pole shootout

The reigning Cup winner takes the FIM Enel MotoE™ World Cup Saturday spoils for the first time - but will start from Row 2. There was a lot to smile about for some of the home heroes after FIM Enel MotoE™ World Cup E-Pole at the Gran Premio Lenovo di San Marino e della Riviera di Rimini, with Matteo Ferrari (Trentino Gresini MotoE) taking his very first E-Pole after snatching the honour from compatriot Mattia Casadei (Ongetta SIC58 Squadra Corse). The 2019 Cup winner and Misano victor won't start from the front, however, with Casadei promoted to P1 as Ferrari serves a three-place grid penalty for his crash with Eric Granado (Avintia Esponsorama Racing) in Jerez. Third fastest in E-Pole was Xavier Simeon (LCR E-Team) as he pipped rookie Lukas Tulovic (Tech 3 E-Racing), but the German will move up to start alongside the Belgian on the front row. The story of the day - as well as the polesetter, front row and penalty on the way - was a difficult E-Pole for Eric Granado as the Brazilian ran afoul of track limits and had his lap cancelled. He'll therefore start from the back, and will be one to watch as he tries to move forward in the short dash of a MotoE™ race that awaits. That drama came late as the runners headed out in the order set by their Free Practice times - with the fastest going last - creating plenty of stories throughout the field. Read the full article

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Granado pips Ferrari by 0.032 on Friday

The Brazilian tops the timesheets ahead of last year's Misano winner - with home hero de Angelis in third On Friday at Round 2 of the FIM Enel MotoE™ World Cup, the gap between the top two was 0.032. Fast forward to Round 3 and, incredibly, it's exactly the same tiny margin. This time around it was Eric Granado (Avintia Esponsorama Racing) at the top, with home hero and 2019 winner at the track Matteo Ferrari (Trentino Gresini MotoE) the man on the chase. Third went the way of fellow home hero - although this time, Sammarinese rider - Alex de Angelis (Octo Pramac MotoE), with the veterans shining on Day 1 of the Gran Premio Lenovo di San Marino e della Riviera di Rimini. Perfect sunshine greeted the grid for both sessions, although there were a few small hiccups to contend with. In FP1, both Ferrari and Mattia Casadei (Ongetta SIC58 Squadra Corse) suffered technical issues, and in FP2 there was a crash for points leader Dominique Aegerter (Dynavolt Intact GP). Nothing put too big a dent in the day's proceedings, however, as Ferrari was second overall and Casadei P4 by the end of play. Aegerter? He still completed the top five first time out on the Energica at the venue. Sixth went the way of Niki Tuuli (Avant Ajo MotoE) after some encouraging signs for the Finnish rider. Read the full article

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Onde Nostre. Guarda Dove ti ho Portato. Book and CD presentation. Tonight via Thaon de Revel 3. Milano. #ondenostre #guardadovetihoportato #peninsula #block10 with @filippomaffei @gio_sbrokked #matteoferrari @lucamerli and @sundek_official @babaloveit @luisabertoldo_pr @metatrongroup @lazydogpress @lucabarcellona

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Guarda dove ti ho portato #ondenostre Photo by #matteoferrari with @pyto @motasmorris @ponza_nelly @brasado

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Lovel Palmer: From St. Elizabeth to the World

We met up with Major League Soccer star Lovel Palmer at the Sports Park in Treasure Beach...

And fellow Major League Soccer Player Matteo Ferrari was also on the scene. Lovel plays for the team Real Salt Lake, grew up right in St. Elizabeth—and makes it all sound easy. “In St. Elizabeth you grow up playing football or playing cricket—and then you really find what you want to do.” He played his first real match right here in Treasure Beach, 14 years ago, and he knows this land has come a long way: “The fact that Matteo Ferrari is in town, working out right now, speaks volumes for what’s happening here.” Lovel has traveled the world playing the beautiful game, and to up-and-coming footballers he says with conviction, “Try to improve just one percent of your game every day, because eventually you’ll get to a hundred.” Taken to heart.

Words: Alison Hess  Photos: Sally Henzell