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World Cup 2010: Francesco Totti Wishes Italy Good Luck
The 2006 World Cup winner has wished the Azzurri all the best...
10-Jun-2010 3:46:00 AM
By Rick D'Andrea
Roma captain and former Italian international Francesco Totti has sent his best wishes to the Azzurri ahead of the World Cup.
Totti helped Italy claim their fourth World Cup trophy in Germany and hopes the team can defend their title in South Africa.
"I want to say all the best to the Azzurri!" Totti exclaimed on his personal website, FrancescoTotti.com. "In order to feel I am there, I will be reading Roberto Renga's book 'I Danced With Mandela' whilst on holidays.
"It tells the story of everything a football fan needs and wants to know about the Azzurri.
"It is a recount of the last 100 years of football, with stories of the players who helped La Nazionale - including me," added the Giallorossi captain.
Who will Italy meet in the next round? Check out Castrol Football's 2010 FIFA World Cup Opponent Predictor.
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Totti helped Italy claim their fourth World Cup trophy in Germany and hopes the team can defend their title in South Africa.
"I want to say all the best to the Azzurri!" Totti exclaimed on his personal website, FrancescoTotti.com. "In order to feel I am there, I will be reading Roberto Renga's book 'I Danced With Mandela' whilst on holidays.
"It tells the story of everything a football fan needs and wants to know about the Azzurri.
"It is a recount of the last 100 years of football, with stories of the players who helped La Nazionale - including me," added the Giallorossi captain.
Who will Italy meet in the next round? Check out Castrol Football's 2010 FIFA World Cup Opponent Predictor.
Become a fan of Goal.com India's Facebook fan page for all the latest news and insight into everything related to the beautiful game!
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