Inter: 12 Julio Cesar; 13 Maicon, 2 Cordoba, 25 Samuel, 6 Maxwell; 4 Zanetti, 26 Chivu, 19 Cambiasso; 5 Stankovic; 8 Ibrahimovic, 9 Cruz.

Forza Inter

Gleda li ko od vas Intera saD ? Ako ga gleda recite mi na koji kanal...na satelitsku ako ja mogu da nadjem....Prosle utakmice u ligi sampiona sam sve gledao na ove spanske kanale,a sad ga ima samo u multi-prenosu......

Ja ne gledam jer nemam gdje da gledam Intera nazalost a znam da imas prenos na sky italia

A kodirano je sve to,ne moze to nikako da se gleda...Sranje...I ovi spanci su isto ali moze na net sifra da se nadje ukucas je i mozes da gledas..A sifru svakodnevno mjenjaju.....

Kruz 

Bastovan       

Ibrakadabra 

Ako hoces da podebljas pises izmedju tih "b", a ne iza...

I nemoj da pises postove za redom...

I slazem se  Ibrakadabra

I velikiiIii  Luis Jimenez             

Dakle da rezimiramo . .



                                             Julio Ricardo Cruz

Julio Ricardo Cruz (born October 10, 1974 in Santiago del Estero) is an Argentinian footballer who plays for Italian side Internazionale

His nickname, "the gardener", "El Jardinero" in Spanish, was given to him at a young in age in Argentina. He was working as a gardener for local team Banfield, cutting the grass and looking after the pitch, and when coach Oscar López was missing a player one day for a practise match, he was called over to make up the numbers. After noticing his talent, Banfield signed him. Since then Julio has always been known as El Jardinero. In recent years however, he got a new nickname, Poncherello, used during the famous radio football matches commentaries, on Interchannel. For his hair cut he was called "Poncherello", as in Frank Poncherello, Erik Estradas character from the American Series chips.

A physical and tall forward at 190 cm (6'3"), Cruz actually started his football career with Banfield in 1993, then surprisingly moved to Everton in England as a youngster in 1994. The move however did not work out and he transferred back to popular Argentinian team River Plate in 1996. In 1997 he moved to Europe again, being signed by Dutch team Feyenoord, and showing a great potential in terms of scoring proficiency. He then moved in 2000 to Serie A team Bologna. After having experienced some difficulties adapting to Italian football, Cruz successfully showed his potential.

In 2003 Cruz left Bologna and signed for Italian giants Internazionale.[1] With the nerazzurri, Cruz rarely played regularly in the first team, finding some playing time usually just when the leading strikers were unavailable, and often being used as a substitute, thus scoring 12 league goals in his first two seasons with Internazionale. He scored his first goal for Internazionale in the 3-0 victory over Arsenal at Highbury on 17th September 2003 in the Champions League. Nevertheless, he had good performances during the few minutes given to him. For example, in the Champions League game against Porto on November 1, 2005, he scored twice in half an hour after being sent in to replace striker Adriano, to turn a 0:1 defeat into a victory .

In the winter of 2005, rumours linked him to Roma and other clubs because his contract was running out, but in February 2006 the contract was extended to the summer of 2008, ending the rumours.[2] He ended the season as the surprise top scorer for Internazionale with 21 goals, including the 15 league goals, and the second goal in the return match for the final of the 2006 Coppa Italia that Inter won 3-1 against A.S. Roma.

He has often been given the captains armband when the senior players are rested.

After being injured at the start of the 06-07 season, he has made an impressive comeback, scoring all the 3 goals for Inter in the Champions League and vital goals in the league as well.

On March 11th 2007, Cruz scored the equalizer for Inter in the Milan derby just eleven seconds after coming on as a sub for Hernan Crespo, a derby which Inter would later go on to win, with his setting up Ibrahimovic for the winning goal. This season is turning out to be a good one for Cruz, following up on the success of last year and regularly featuring in the score sheets, keeping up with the other strikers despite being injured twice in the season, and his ability to score vital goals. He is currently averaging a very impressing record of scoring a goal every 109 minutes in the current season.

On 7 September 2007, due to the departure of Álvaro Recoba and the uncertainty surrounding the future of Adriano, Cruz signed another contract which will keep him with the nerazzurri until 2009. The extended contract will see Cruz compete with countryman Crespo for third or second choice striker.

Years                  Club            App (Gls)*
1993–1996      Banfield            65 (16)
1996–1997      River Plate        29 (17)
1997–2000      Feyenoord        86 (44)
2000–2003      Bologna            88 (27)
2003–              Inter Milan        93 (40)