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I don't know. Players seem to be peaking earlier now than they were back 10-15 years ago.

:sergio:

You were beaten to that joke. Beaten just like Gaddafi is being in prison.

I'd be shocked if Marrone is still around next season.

Barcelona are one of many teams who have been better.

Walcott: "In this calendar year, we’ve been the best team in Europe." :tup:

He's not likely to take a 75% pay cut.

It's not an extra spot though. It goes to the cup winners if they haven't qualified for the EL/CL through the league. If they have, it goes to the next highest placed team in the league outside the European qualification spots.

Is he in prison?

In fairness, most people on this forum are glory-hunters and barstoolers.

Modena would make most sense.

Reggiana and Sassuolo are both playing there now. As well as some rugby matches. It'd be tough to schedule another team's matches not to clash with any of that.

Modena is closer. Who remembers Juve playing a home game in Modena a few years ago?

I've just done some calculations. Carpi's average attendance (~3500) is the same percentage of the population of Carpi as Juve's average attendance is to the population of Turin. About 4.5%. Not that Juve's attendances have much to do with people who live in Turin. :P

There's no way they'll be allowed to play there in Serie A.

75% of teams who play second leg at home progress? :D

Yeah, that was weird. Trying to save the cost of the flight?

Giuly speaking French instead of Catalan when representing Barca. :sergio:

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