Milton Friedman - Revision history

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	* Season 41: {{Flagicon\|ITA}} Bruno Riganò (8 goals)		* Season 41: {{Flagicon\|ITA}} Bruno Riganò (8 goals)

	~~== Team Picture Season 44 ==~~
	~~[[File:Team Image.png]]~~

	[[Category:Italian Clubs\|Milton Friedman]]		[[Category:Italian Clubs\|Milton Friedman]]

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Team Picture Season 44

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	== Team Picture Season 44 ==		== Team Picture Season 44 ==
			[[File:Team Image.png]]

	[[Category:Italian Clubs\|Milton Friedman]]		[[Category:Italian Clubs\|Milton Friedman]]

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	* Season 42: {{Flagicon\|ITA}} Bruno Riganò (7 goals)		* Season 42: {{Flagicon\|ITA}} Bruno Riganò (7 goals)
	* Season 41: {{Flagicon\|ITA}} Bruno Riganò (8 goals)		* Season 41: {{Flagicon\|ITA}} Bruno Riganò (8 goals)

			== Team Picture Season 44 ==


	[[Category:Italian Clubs\|Milton Friedman]]		[[Category:Italian Clubs\|Milton Friedman]]

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	\|Ground \|\| Liberalism Arena, [[Toscana]]<br />(Capacity 21,000)		\|Ground \|\| Liberalism Arena, [[Toscana]]<br />(Capacity 20,000)
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	\|Head coach \|\| {{Flagicon\|ESP}} Albert Barceló		\|Head coach \|\| {{Flagicon\|ESP}} Albert Barceló

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	\|Head coach \|\| {{Flagicon\|ESP}} Albert Barceló		\|Head coach \|\| {{Flagicon\|ESP}} Albert Barceló

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	\|Head coach \|\| {{Flagicon\|ESP}} Albert Barceló		\|Head coach \|\| {{Flagicon\|ESP}} Albert Barceló

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	'''Milton Friedman''' is a small [[Italia\|Italian]] football club from [[Emilia Romagna]]. It was founded in season 41 by [[hayek]], a manager with previous experience in the field, having already managed LaMeglio and BestWestern in the past. The team's headquarters are in Bologna, Italy, even though it is now directly managed from offices in Lancaster, United Kingdom.		'''Milton Friedman''' is a small [[Italia\|Italian]] football club from [[Emilia Romagna]]. It was founded in season 41 by [[User: hayek\|hayek]], a manager with previous experience in the field, having already managed LaMeglio and BestWestern in the past. The team's headquarters are in Bologna, Italy, even though it is now directly managed from offices in Lancaster, United Kingdom.


	== Club History ==		== Club History ==

	Milton Friedman is a promising team rapidly rising in the global ranking. It was created from the ashes of Real Casal Pusterlengo, once a successful team which was torn into pieces by financial mismanagement. The first season was characterized by the forceful decisions of the new president, determined to bring the team to the highest peaks of excellence. Albert Barcelò was appointed as the new coach, thus putting into practice the life-long belief of [[hayek]] that a solid team must be grounded on a granitic defense. New funds were also injected in the team's finances, allowing a hectic market activity focused on the acquisition of young, promising defenders; some of them, such as Mikołaj Miśtal and Felipe Moreno Clerigo, were given the opportunity to grow at their pace and are now playing in highly-ranked teams across the globe.		Milton Friedman is a promising team rapidly rising in the global ranking. It was created from the ashes of Real Casal Pusterlengo, once a successful team which was torn into pieces by financial mismanagement. The first season was characterized by the forceful decisions of the new president, determined to bring the team to the highest peaks of excellence. Albert Barcelò was appointed as the new coach, thus putting into practice the life-long belief of [[User: hayek\|hayek]] that a solid team must be grounded on a granitic defense. New funds were also injected in the team's finances, allowing a hectic market activity focused on the acquisition of young, promising defenders; some of them, such as Mikołaj Miśtal and Felipe Moreno Clerigo, were given the opportunity to grow at their pace and are now playing in highly-ranked teams across the globe.

	== Info ==		== Info ==

Ginestrino89 at 13:34, 16 January 2011

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	\| colspan="2" \| [[File:Milton friedman.jpg\|~~150px~~]]		\| colspan="2" \| [[File:Milton friedman.jpg\|250px]]
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	! colspan="2" \| Club information		! colspan="2" \| Club information

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Info

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	!width=200\| League		!width=200\| League
	!width=200\| Cup		!width=200\| Cup
	!\|
	\|- align="center"		\|- align="center"
	\| 43 \|\| 3° in IX.1847\|\|-		\| 43 \|\| 3° in IX.1847\|\|-

Ginestrino89 at 13:32, 16 January 2011

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	Milton Friedman is a small Italian football club from Emilia Romagna. It was founded in season 41 by [[hayek]], a manager with previous experience in the field, having already managed LaMeglio and BestWestern in the past. The team's headquarters are in Bologna, Italy, even though it is now directly managed from offices in Lancaster, United Kingdom.		{\| cellpadding="2" style="float:right; width:307px; background:#e3e3e3; font-size:90%; margin-left:1em; border-spacing: 1px;"
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			! colspan="2" \| Club information
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			\|Full name \|\| Milton Friedman
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			\|Nickname \|\| [[User: hayek\|hayek]]
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			\|Country \|\| {{Flagicon\|ITA}}
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			\|Founded \|\| 02/01/2010
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			\|Ground \|\| Liberalism Arena, [[Toscana]]<br />(Capacity 14,500)
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			\|Head coach \|\| {{Flagicon\|ESP}} Albert Barceló
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			'''Milton Friedman''' is a small [[Italia\|Italian]] football club from [[Emilia Romagna]]. It was founded in season 41 by [[hayek]], a manager with previous experience in the field, having already managed LaMeglio and BestWestern in the past. The team's headquarters are in Bologna, Italy, even though it is now directly managed from offices in Lancaster, United Kingdom.


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	Milton Friedman is a promising team rapidly rising in the global ranking. It was created from the ashes of Real Casal Pusterlengo, once a successful team which was torn into pieces by financial mismanagement. The first season was characterized by the forceful decisions of the new president, determined to bring the team to the highest peaks of excellence. Albert Barcelò was appointed as the new coach, thus putting into practice the life-long belief of [[hayek]] that a solid team must be grounded on a granitic defense. New funds were also injected in the team's finances, allowing a hectic market activity focused on the acquisition of young, promising defenders; some of them, such as Mikołaj Miśtal and Felipe Moreno Clerigo, were given the opportunity to grow at their pace and are now playing in highly-ranked teams across the globe.		Milton Friedman is a promising team rapidly rising in the global ranking. It was created from the ashes of Real Casal Pusterlengo, once a successful team which was torn into pieces by financial mismanagement. The first season was characterized by the forceful decisions of the new president, determined to bring the team to the highest peaks of excellence. Albert Barcelò was appointed as the new coach, thus putting into practice the life-long belief of [[hayek]] that a solid team must be grounded on a granitic defense. New funds were also injected in the team's finances, allowing a hectic market activity focused on the acquisition of young, promising defenders; some of them, such as Mikołaj Miśtal and Felipe Moreno Clerigo, were given the opportunity to grow at their pace and are now playing in highly-ranked teams across the globe.

			== Info ==
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			!width=100\| Global season
			!width=200\| League
			!width=200\| Cup
			!\|
			\|- align="center"
			\| 43 \|\| 3° in IX.1847\|\|-
			\|- align="center"
			\| 42 \|\| 2° in X.2248\|\|-
			\|- align="center"
			\| 41 \|\| 3° in X.2248\|\|-
			\|}

			== Topscorer ==
			* Season 43: {{Flagicon\|ITA}} Saverio Mascia (8 goals)
			* Season 42: {{Flagicon\|ITA}} Bruno Riganò (7 goals)
			* Season 41: {{Flagicon\|ITA}} Bruno Riganò (8 goals)

			[[Category:Italian Clubs\|Milton Friedman]]

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	* Season 42: {{Flagicon\|ITA}} Bruno Riganò (7 goals)		* Season 42: {{Flagicon\|ITA}} Bruno Riganò (7 goals)
	* Season 41: {{Flagicon\|ITA}} Bruno Riganò (8 goals)		* Season 41: {{Flagicon\|ITA}} Bruno Riganò (8 goals)

			== Team Picture Season 44 ==


	[[Category:Italian Clubs\|Milton Friedman]]		[[Category:Italian Clubs\|Milton Friedman]]

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	\|- align="center"		\|- align="center"
	\| 43 \|\| 3° in IX.1847\|\|-		\| 43 \|\| 3° in IX.1847\|\|-