Watching Juve v Udinese here; Juve look typically Allegriesque; slow, boring, just horse-shoeing it around from side to side as typical when they use this boring 3-5-2 system that just straightjackets all their creative players like Chiesa into nothingness. I feel sorry for Juve fans.
Italian Serie A 2023/2024
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And there goes juventus
Let's see if Inzaghi manages to blow it from here
Let's see if Inzaghi manages to blow it from here
Inter can't blow it now. Juventus don't even deserve to be second and should be well out of the title race
La Liga and Serie A finished this weekend I think.
Inter play amazing football. Inzaghi is underated around here.And there goes juventus
Let's see if Inzaghi manages to blow it from here
Nah, they fully deserve 2nd
He's great, but also, in both seasons at inter they misteriously inexplicably fell apart between February and March, losing a bunch of games in increasingly unreal fashion, and it cost them the title 2 years ago
So, you know, wait and see that it doesn't happen again
He is grown up from mistakes.
Chelsea next manager.
Juventus can't win anymore and the title race is over for good. Even a collapse shouldn't be enough for Inter to lose the title from here
I loved watching his Lazio teams aswell, always had them punching above their relative weight as them going back down the league under Sarri shows.
Would be interesting to see his style in the prem for sure. Probably more likely for Italy after the euros perhaps.
Atalanta on fire since the winter break.Gasperini is a genius.
What's going on at Napoli? Wernt they Serie A champions last season?
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I agree love their style
Atalanta with a pen that shouldn’t have been. Player went down holding he’s head like he’d been kicked in the head. Replays show it was nowhere near his head so for that alone it shouldn’t have got given.
love that Leao goal
Beautiful Hattrick by Dybala… What a player!!
And when i type Dybala on Twitter I got this first. Apparently from the EL game last Thursday.
And when i type Dybala on Twitter I got this first. Apparently from the EL game last Thursday.
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(Mourinho had 1 win in his last 6 serie A games…)
Bit misleading that.
Those 6 serie A games:
Fiorentina
@ Bologna
Napoli
@ Juventus
Atalanta
@ Milan
The schedule is why Roma sacked Mou after the Milan game
That said, Roma were very much going through Mou's 3rd season syndrome - it's evident watching them play under DDR, they look focused and hungry like they did in their best spells with Mou. He's just mentally draining, players don't have the capacity to keep that up in the long run...
Those 6 serie A games:
Fiorentina
@ Bologna
Napoli
@ Juventus
Atalanta
@ Milan
The schedule is why Roma sacked Mou after the Milan game
That said, Roma were very much going through Mou's 3rd season syndrome - it's evident watching them play under DDR, they look focused and hungry like they did in their best spells with Mou. He's just mentally draining, players don't have the capacity to keep that up in the long run...
Plus Danielle is enjoying the couple of months Dybala it's not injured
.PD: Lautaro with more than 100 goals in Serie A joins that exclusive club, good for him, I'm fond of the lad
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I wish he was fit a lot more than he is. Class player
We are so done. Atalanta has a goal disallowed for handball(probably it was) on the same play in which the attacker committing the potential handball also Leveled the defender. Like the most obvious attacking foul you can see, and they lost 5 minutes checking for a maybe very slight handball 
Game turned into a massacre btw
Inter are the new italian champions
Inter are the new italian champions
What a goal from Lautaro with his weak foot and he misses his penalty, so many times the two sides of a coin with him.
Serie A looks quite settle, winning by these margins might also help if they some how royally fvcked it up in the last games of the season: One thing Inter seems to have done really well in these last years it's team chemistry, they look that they actually get along for real as mates
Serie A looks quite settle, winning by these margins might also help if they some how royally fvcked it up in the last games of the season: One thing Inter seems to have done really well in these last years it's team chemistry, they look that they actually get along for real as mates
In terms of wishes to be stronger and faster also would have helped him quite a lot, technically he is really gifted
Napoli just might get back into some sort of groove after being woeful all season. 6-1 away win but largely helped due to individual errors by Sassoulo.
As for Inter, they look very solid and look like they love playing together. Hope they can go far in the UCL
As for Inter, they look very solid and look like they love playing together. Hope they can go far in the UCL
Huge result for Bologna coming back to beat Atalanta. Damn good goal from Ferguson to win it too.
Bologna will play in the CL next season
Entertaining game. Juventus have missed so many chances
Really undeserved result so far
Really undeserved result so far
Feck Allegri. He’s buried that kid! Poor tackle yes but dragging him off shifts the narrative.
Good game that Juve VS Napoli
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Great game, Juventus deserved more. Not sure if subbing that kid was necessary by Allegri either.
Great game, Juventus deserved more. Not sure if subbing that kid was necessary by Allegri either.
Why juventus ideally don't want to continue with Allegri in a nutshell(well, that plus his wages), but on the other hand they've been too good this season to justify changing him...
In fairness, they deserved the draw and would have gotten it if not for thag stupid penalty. Actually had been the better team all in all
In fairness, they deserved the draw and would have gotten it if not for thag stupid penalty. Actually had been the better team all in all
JuventusAny bigger Serie A sides looking at him?
Still barely getting any minutes for Scotland.
What's happened to Sass, second bottom now so relegation looking lively?
Probably due to De Zerbi being there a few seasons ago but I've always had them down as a Brighton type team who've always been solid mid table and good to watch with exciting forward players, is Berardi still there?
Weaker team than usual, some key injuries and went into a negative spiral. Kinda like Leicester last season. They going down. Teams like those when they get sucked into this kind of relegation scraps rarely manage to get out of it. They just lack the mentality for it
He is, been injured a lot this season though and today did his achilles, so season over and misses the euros too
Very lucky win from Napoli. Incredible how Juventus missed SIX clear-cut chances in that game..
I don't know the situation with FDJ and Pedri but I still think Barcelona are highly favourite to qualify.
I don't know the situation with FDJ and Pedri but I still think Barcelona are highly favourite to qualify.
They are though not playing at camp nou is a big loss for them montjuic just doesn't offer a big home field advantage
Just your left sided CB pushing up to the left wing for a cross to the far post, where your right sided CB is making his run to head it in
Football in 2024
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