Quote by Keith G. Laufenberg

We fight to great disadvantage when we fight with those who have nothing to lose.

— Francesco Guicciardini

“The real trick lies in losing wars, in knowing which wars can be lost. Italy has been losing wars for centuries, and just see…

— Joseph Heller

“The real trick lies in losing wars, in knowing which wars can be lost. Italy has been losing wars for centuries, and just see…

— Joseph Heller

“príncipes da Itália”

— Nicolau Maquiavel

“That's what I admire about youngish Italians, the slow dimunition of ambition, the recognition that the best is far behind them.”

— Gary Shteyngart

“Italian foe in Sicily. From now on, the men”

— Alex Kershaw

“Italy, all the same, had spoiled a great many people; he was even fatuous enough to believe at times that he himself might have…

— Anonymous

“In Italy, you sometimes get the impression they'd be happier to lose the Ppe than lose their right to drive like maniacs.”

— Jeremy Clarkson

“Far from being a disadvantage, struggle is a decided advantage, because it develops those qualities which would forever lie dormant without it.”

— Napoleon Hill

“Hooray for the good people of Genoa”

— Kurt Vonnegut

“This is a unique scandal in Italian football history - with Juventus as the victims of an injustice.”

— John Foot

“A man who has not been in Italy, is always conscious of an inferiority, from his not having seen what it is expected a…

— Samuel Johnson