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Milito was the first shot that grazed Mark’s ass and made him stumble. Berbatov was the one that pierced straight through his heart.

Berbatov completely wrecked @Mark's reputation as a transfer guru. He went all in on that one, and after it fell through, nobody trusted him anymore. Around the same time, young @Badass J Elkann burst onto the scene, started building his own network of informants, and never looked back. Ever...

Whoever follows PSG more closely, maybe @Osman, can you tell me what was it that clicked for PSG in mid-December? They were almost out of CL in the group stages. Let me remind you that in the 7th round of the group stage they were losing 0:2 to City and a defeat there would have meant an early...

It was me, and I had a feeling that it's going to happen. I feared the worst, hoped for the best, and the best happened :weee:

Highest CL final win ever? I think so. And I am talking last 70 years.

22:0 That's the result of the Spanish teams and Spain NT in their last 22 finals against non-Spanish teams in CL, Europa league, World Cup and EURO. Plus there were 4 all-Spanish finals. Will Chelsea stop this run tonight?

I wanted to see how well did he do compared to our other strikers post-Calciopoli and serie B, and it's pretty much what I expected. He's not among the best, not among the worst either. For what we were paying him and compared to the expectations, he should have been among the best 5. Instead he...

Not lazy at all, but incredibly unfit. In the first halves you can see that he's really bad at defending, but he's everywhere on the pitch. Back, up, left, right, center. In the second halves, tho, you have a player who's bad at defending and can hardly even move.

Everything about him was a disaster. 1. He was injury prone. Missed 20 matches due to injuries (exactly 1830 minutes). 2. When he wasn't injured, he was benched (1960 minutes). 3. When he played in those 830 minutes, his contribution was 0 goals/0 assists and two penalties given away.

He was everywhere on the pitch, so no surprise that he was also there to defend when he gave away the penalty. Of course he didn't do it on purpose. But I wish he did and I wish it was organized by our directors.

Things keep getting better. One down, about seventeen more to go.

This season had more bad moments than good ones, so I guess winning the 4th place is fine after everything. That 25-day period when we were eliminated from CL and Coppa by PSV and Empoli, and humiliated in serie A by Atalanta and Fiorentina, was by far the worst time of the season. Also the...

Not a chance. Tudor himself said in tonight's interview that in order to win you need an average age of 26-27 and that this Juve is a bit "green" to win. Even if Tudor replaced Motta much earlier, I still think we'd have finished 4th. The real achievement is that we managed to secure 4th place...

Yup. Physically too. His concentration was also piss poor throughout the season. He might improve in one of these aspects, but at 25 it's too late for him to learn everything.

Nah, he's not gonna stay. We need better. I wish he stayed, as an assistant, or maybe even the next gen, but he deserves more, so we can only thank him and wish him the best. I am convinced that with Motta at least one of Roma/Lazio/Bologna would have been a defeat, and at least one of...

Thank you and fuck you.

Nah, for Alberto Costa.

Hopefully for Kelly

Lol, yeah, but things can change quickly. Lecce winning away at Lazio is what makes the win futile for Venezia. If Lazio equalize, then the win is once again an option for Venezia.