Why intermilan never get a trophy?
457380
Let's not exaggerate. Almost every football team has ups and downs over the years. Inter is one of the most valuable Italian teams and one of the best in the whole football world. In their history, they won "Il scudetto", the Italian championship, 13 times; la Coppa Italia 4 times; the Champions League 2 times; the UEFA Cup 3 times; the Intercontinental Cup 2 times and the Italian Supercup 2 times (last time in 2005). That should make them A GREAT TEAM. And be patient, they'll be back.
276352
none they have won the european footballer award but never world player award! sad but true
384832
i think its come out already. at least on xbox 360. it says 11/22/2005 was the release date. there will be 72 teams on the game but no word on netherlands.
29671
The Jules Rimet (not Juliette) trophy was the original prize for winning the World Cup. During World War II (1939-1945), the trophy was held by Italy (by virtue of their 1938 victory). Ottorino Barassi, an official of the Italian Football Federation, hid it from the Germans in a shoe-box under his bed. During a public exhibition just before the 1966 World Cup Final in England the trophy was stolen, but was found just seven days later.\n\nThe Brazilian team won the trophy in perpetuity in 1970, being rewarded for being the only team ever to have won three World Cups. However the cup was stolen again in 1983 and never recovered: it may have been smelted. The Brazilian Football Confederation commissioned a replica of their own, made of sterling silver with a gold plating and a blue base made of lapis lazuli.\n\nA replacement trophy, officially known as the FIFA World Cup, was designed and first presented to the winners of the 1974 World Cup. But this time around, FIFA is unlikely to give it away again: the winners of the tournament receive it in loan for four years and receive a replica to keep. It is not known whether FIFA will retire the trophy after all of the name plaques at the base are filled in; this will occur after the 2038 World Cup.
336325
Because there is a team in Serie A called Juventus....the greatest Italian team ever!  Why would one want to root for Inter....a team that has spent millions of dollars to be second fiddle?  Villareal beat Inter in the world showcase Champions League.  Now the owner is being forced to sell the team because the fans are upset with how he has embarrassed the club. That's why.
432857
SEE THIS\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Football_World_Cup_Trophy
499981
That the idea in and of itself was not interesting enough to draw attention from North American fans.. It takes more then the novelity of players representing their homelands to draw attention for the N.A. fan. MLB still thinks that it's the predominant sports league and anything it does will be a success. One day, they will wake up and wonder why no one is in the stands, and why they've gone the way of boxing and horse racing.
482249
Because they didn't qualify
757807
No - I never win anything either. We should start a club, and once a year give each member a gift.
1010623
You ask because they will win for 3rd time the trophy?\n\nNothing. Trophy is now perpetual.
357805
They haven't won anything since their payroll went over 100 million.  George still thinks he can buy a championship and goes for the "trophy players" instead of building up their farm system.\n\nUntil they do something about their pitching, they may win a division but they'll never go all the way.
794597
Sense no you it make.\n\nIf you're on about the Falklands, I guess it must suck when your country is such a wuss it gets beaten by another country.  Tough luck.  We've got over the Falklands war and forgotten it - it was over a quarter of a century ago.  So sad you Argies are still crying over getting beaten.\n\nAnyway the Falklanders don't even want to be Argentinian.  \n\nSo tough luck, mate.
22403
You don't get anything in terms of material prizes. If you could consider anything the prize, it's the opportunity to play in the winners league. You know that in playing in that league, you're likely playing against other people who aren't going to be deadbeats about their team. Makes the whole thing a lot more fun when all managers are actually managing their teams.
371088
who is the trophy name after?
969875
The trophy was shared between Northern Transvaal and Western Province.\n\nHere's some interesting facts about the Currie Cup:\n\nThe Absa Currie Cup had its beginnings in 1884 when an inter-town competition was inaugurated. In 1889 it was upgraded to an inter-centre tournament.\nThe trademark gold trophy was donated by Sir Donald Currie in 1891 on the departure of WE Maclaglan’s British Isles team to South Africa. This was to be presented to the local team that did the best against the visitors. The trophy was presented to Griqualand West who, in turn, presented it to the Board for the inter-centre competition. Western Province became the first winners of the gold trophy in 1892.\n\nOnly five teams participated in this inaugural inter-centre tournament in 1892. Matches were played on a round-robin format at a central venue over a period of a week to ten days with the log winners getting the trophy. This structure remained in place until 1920. In these early years the competition was not played annually.\n\nBy 1939, the tournament had grown to 12 teams from across the country, split into North and South regions. The winners of each section faced each other in what was to be the very first Currie Cup final.\n\nThe next Currie Cup final was to take place seven years later in 1946, after the end of the Second World War. Again Western Province qualified for the final but they were beaten 11 – 9 by Northern Transvaal in Pretoria.\n\nWhile the system was regularly changed to include either two or three sections, the Currie Cup competition has been played and a final held every year from 1968 to the present day. The period between the 1968 and 1981 saw the Blue Bulls’ golden years. Over a period of 14 years the men from Pretoria won the title outright nine times and shared it twice. This spectacular run included five straight titles between 1977 and 1981 (shared with WP in 1979).\n\nWestern Province took over the Champions mantle in the early to mid-eighties when they repeated Northerns’ feat of five consecutive wins between 1982 and 1986. Northerns won the title again in 1987 and 1988 and shared the spoils with Province in 1989. Natal, who won their first-ever title in 1990, eventually broke the 13-year dominance by Province and the Blue Bulls. Although Northerns came back to win against the odds in 1991, the nineties heralded a new Currie Cup rivalry – that between Transvaal and Natal.\n\nThe wheel turned full-circle when Western Province claimed the title for the first time in 11 years in the 1997 final against Free State. In 1998, the Blue Bulls claimed the title for the first time since 1991 and the Lions became the last champions of the 20th century when they beat the Natal Sharks in the 1999 final.\n\nWinners of Currie Cup Finals\n21 Blue Bulls (including three draws)\n12 Western Province (including two draws)\n8 Lions (including one draw)\n4 Natal Sharks\n2 Free State Cheetahs\n1 Griqualand West\n- The Blue Bulls played in 28 of the 45 finals (losing in 7 finals). Western Province (21), Lions (17), Natal (10), Free State (10), and Griqualand West, Boland and Eastern Transvaal (one each) also played in the finals
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Wikipedia says:\n"FIFA's regulations now state that the trophy, unlike its predecessor, cannot be won outright: the winners of the tournament receive it on loan for four years and receive a replica to keep."
443740
I'd love it if they did...but even if they make it to the finals they would not win!!  They are the perenial 2nd placers....thanks to Johan Cruif...the louse!