Juventus fans assured me Ronaldo was their problem yet they have lost the last 2 games without him to Napoli and Empoli
Think their real problem is clubs ending with oli
Italian Serie A - 2021-2022
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Think their real problem is clubs ending with oli
Probably. But I wouldn't write off any other "big" teams (Juventus, Napoli, Milan, and Roma) as of yet. Inter are not gonna have another Europe-free season.
Although Milan and Napoli might find it difficult to manage the ACON.
Goal of the season contender from Sampdoria
Absolutely. No one turns down Donnarumma
When Ronaldo used to score for Juve it was a weak league but slide a couple past Newcastle and he's back on top I see
Wonderful assist and volley there
Calciopoli?
You see feck all bro. How the hell did you manage this make this conclusion from I said ?When Ronaldo used to score for Juve it was a weak league but slide a couple past Newcastle and he's back on top I see
However since we're on the subject, the Serie A is much weaker than the PL. They're not even close
If milan can play with this energy at this pace, liverpool-milan is gonna be the game of the season
Tonali is growing into a fine footballer
For once, we have a goal of the season contender from Sampdoria that doesn't involve Quagliarella.
Ibra will score a goal a game in serie A until he's 45
Zlatan is ageless.
Ibra will score a goal a game in serie A until he's 45
Jesus, he's 40 years old! Amazing.
Comprehensive win for milan this. Outclassed them
40 years old coming back after 126 injury days. No problem, Zlatan scores after 7 minutes.
Oh damn, he scored some class goals.
Juventus fans claiming they were tired “helping” one of the greatest players of all time.The worst footballing take of the decade.
The eternal Zlatan
The game looks like it's being played in slow motion
Why does the CB not go close the guy down despite having backup from 3 players? What's with the two CMs jogging back casually?
Tomori looks very impressive. Only a matter of time before he gets called up by England hopefully.
Note that Zlatan didn’t even tie his shoe laces.The game looks like it's being played in slow motion
Why does the CB not go close the guy down despite having backup from 3 players? What's with the two CMs jogging back casually?
Milan forced a mad pace for 60 minutes, lazio players just never could cope. Basically tired them out inside 40 minutesThe game looks like it's being played in slow motion
Why does the CB not go close the guy down despite having backup from 3 players? What's with the two CMs jogging back casually?
Ibra, what a player. That jump is like the Air Jordan kinda like.
This Roma v Sassuolo game has been great. Rui Patricio has been brilliant, Roma are incredibly lucky to still be level.
He has saved their skins a few times. Roma nearly scored just now. Sassuolo should have scored not long before that. Good game.
What a finish to the game. El Shaarawy has scored an absolute belter. Gutted for Sassuolo, they deserved the 3 points today I think.
Mourinho running down the touchline
EDIT: Sassuolo score an unbelievable goal in the last seconds but its ruled offside! I can't believe this game
Mourinho running down the touchline
EDIT: Sassuolo score an unbelievable goal in the last seconds but its ruled offside! I can't believe this game
Roma have completely fluked this
Super super entertaining 2nd half, both teams could have easily scored 3 more goals. I think that overall Sassuolo were the better team but their finishing was so bad
EDIT: Scamacca, what a finish.. shame it's slightly offside. it would have been a glorious ending of an amazing 2nd half
EDIT: Scamacca, what a finish.. shame it's slightly offside. it would have been a glorious ending of an amazing 2nd half
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Sassuolo mostly battered Roma there
That game was crazy. Sassuolo's finishing was shit though.
Serie A has been really exciting for a while. When you look at how many goals you get across the league and the gap between the teams (which is quite small in this respect) it’s actually highly competitive and, dare I say it for Serie A, an attack focused league.
Serie A, the place where United's broken toys go to repair their reputations.
I thought the Italians were supposed to be good at defending...
Zlatan must have thought he was back in MLS for a second.
Serie A hasn't been good at defending for nearly a decade. At least now teams are good at attacking though
That Newcastle team would probably be top 6 in Serie A.When Ronaldo used to score for Juve it was a weak league but slide a couple past Newcastle and he's back on top I see
Of course, and Villa would win the league by 40 points margin.
Newcastle top6 in Serie A? Above Napoli or Atalanta?? (I still put Juve, Inter, Roma and us above those two teams).. Meh..
Let's talk about Atalanta, but not about their most famous players (Ilicic, Muriel, Zapata).
Just talk about Atalanta's midfielders/wingbacks alone and their performances at Euro2020 only (given that, at this point, it's clear almost no one here watches Serie A):
Five different Atalanta players found the net at Euro2020 (matching an all-time record).. Their WBs Gosens and Maehle had an excellent tournament and were linked to several top clubs last summer. De Roon was a regular starter for Netherland, Freuler regular starter for a Switzerland team that eliminated France, Pessina had a great tournament as well and scored 2 decisive goals, Malinovsky regular starter and key player for an Ukraine team that reached the Quarter-finals (sadly he couldn't play against England due to an injury), Miranchuk was the best russian player in the competition.. And last but not least: Mario Pasalic, who scored a beautiful header vs Spain..
Teuns Koopmeiners would easily start for Newcastle, let alone all the other mids and the likes of Gosens, Maehle, Ilicic, Muriel, Zapata..
"That Newcastle team would probably be top 6 in Serie A."... 19th placed Newcastle United.. Serie A top 6.. Okay..
Let's talk about Atalanta, but not about their most famous players (Ilicic, Muriel, Zapata).
Just talk about Atalanta's midfielders/wingbacks alone and their performances at Euro2020 only (given that, at this point, it's clear almost no one here watches Serie A):
Five different Atalanta players found the net at Euro2020 (matching an all-time record).. Their WBs Gosens and Maehle had an excellent tournament and were linked to several top clubs last summer. De Roon was a regular starter for Netherland, Freuler regular starter for a Switzerland team that eliminated France, Pessina had a great tournament as well and scored 2 decisive goals, Malinovsky regular starter and key player for an Ukraine team that reached the Quarter-finals (sadly he couldn't play against England due to an injury), Miranchuk was the best russian player in the competition.. And last but not least: Mario Pasalic, who scored a beautiful header vs Spain..
Teuns Koopmeiners would easily start for Newcastle, let alone all the other mids and the likes of Gosens, Maehle, Ilicic, Muriel, Zapata..
"That Newcastle team would probably be top 6 in Serie A."... 19th placed Newcastle United.. Serie A top 6.. Okay..