I mean, United weren't exactly flying during those times either, even though they did win trophies at the time.
Italian Serie A - 2021-2022
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Still the last time we won trophies though. And no toxic dressing room news, at least none that we heard of.
Funnily, it's because he missed a lot of goals(and the rest of the team too)
Once they gelled that 16/17 side was actually the best United have been as a team post Fergie. Dominated games week in week out
We didn't dominate games week in week out. That was our best season post SAF, that side was hard to beat. That's it. We didn't dominate, in few games we did and missed chances. Overall, we were average that season except in cup games.
We should have gotten him straight out of Milan in 2012, shouldn't have let him to go to psg.
We finished 6th that season. Winning two cups was good, but look back at who we faced and our results, and it was hardly a stellar performance.Funnily, it's because he missed a lot of goals(and the rest of the team too)
Once they gelled that 16/17 side was actually the best United have been as a team post Fergie. Dominated games week in week out
The Milan fans ribbing Calhanoglu (rightly so)
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That’s probably the best celebration I’ve ever seen
Celebrate like a boss.yeah as classy as you would expect from their players.That’s probably the best celebration I’ve ever seen
That was phenomenal.
I miss Zlatan.... he wouldn't have allowed our standards to slip as we have seen. Happy for him!
Zlatan started that season poorly and had about 2 months when he was shocking and missing every chance I got, but from what I remember since late October/early November he was a great watch up till his the last few games before he got the ACL injury.
He didn't did he? Correct me if my timeline is wrong but he essentially kept a lot of egos in check and it wasn't til he moved to LA that we had all the virus talk, no? I wonder if he would have helped the Sanchez signing sit easier with the players among other things
Absolutely did, go back and check the videos of Pogba and Zlatan or the one with Pogba and Henry about Zlatan. It is remarkable but as good a leader Zlatan has been for many European players like Pogba or Verratti he has been equally as bad for Swedish players like Elm. Don't know why but I speculate it's down to one or all of the following
A) Zlatan has a continental style leadership very different to the Swedish consensus-based one where no one - not even the leader - is allowed to be perceived to be more/better than anybody else
B) Nobody becomes a prophet in their own home town, even Jesus and Muhammed had to move so perhaps Zlatan just can't forge his legacy in Sweden as a leader because everybody remembers his mistakes from his youth and refuse to see the man he has become
C) Swedish covert racism. A very subtle and fleeting form that is a lot harder to tackle than the more brash and up front continental one where you say it in front instead of stabbing from the back
What do inter fans think of zlatan? The guys done a complete tour of Italy's big three and won the league with all of them.
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Italian fans can be fun.They did it again
Although the first time around was better. Ambrosini capo ultras
Roma celebrating their first trophy in 14 years, and focus on teasing Lazio… This part is special though.
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"Zaccagni's son (Lazio player) is Zaniolo's son."
Background: Zaniolo was dating Chiara Nasti, who is now in a relationship with Zaccagni. And she just had a son. “
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https://arenacalcio.it/2022/05/31/a...uturo-ci-sono-due-leader-de-ligt-e-locatelli/
Allegri saying De Ligt (and Locatelli) can fill the gap left by Chiellini as future Juve captain and leader..
And so the yanks who are part owners of Liverpool have bought Meeeelan
Pretty soon the whole of Europe will be American owned
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Yeah, Allegri would surely have De Ligt as the pillar of the new cycle. He is happy in Turin and will enter his prime in two or three years, so no hurry to move out yet, if not for a gobsmacking offer. I would ignore uninformed posts like the one you are quoting… banter is fine, yet malevolent spite or lazy prejudices do add nothing, while piranhas would however find something to bite.
https://www.espn.com/soccer/italian...winner-by-playoff-in-case-of-tie-in-the-table
Serie A will decide Scudetto winner by playoff in case of tie in the table
Serie A will decide Scudetto winner by playoff in case of tie in the table
Great tactical explanation of how milan won the title. I've never heard the term "rest defence" before so new one to me.
Apparently.. Atalanta had 64 players loaned to other clubs last season. 
Is it a world record?
Is it a world record?
I think Parma had over 100 onceApparently.. Atalanta had 64 players loaned to other clubs last season.
Is it a world record?
Bonkers, how many do Chelsea have?Apparently.. Atalanta had 64 players loaned to other clubs last season.
Is it a world record?
Probably 10-20 per year I would say. Maybe more, dunno exactly.
Juventus too
At it's peak it was about 30-35 players. It was 21 or 22 last season.
Looks like Italian police arrested Bakayoko and then let him go when they realised who he was.
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