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That's more like it.

This is only true whenever we play against someone who doesn't have a defeatist attitude. We count on that. If we can somehow convince Sevilla - a mediocre team by all means - that they are Pescara, we're solid.

So so so sad to watch.

They're unlucky in that sense only as far as it is concerned with the race for 2nd place. Napoli gave up on any notion of winning the league this year before it started by selling Higuain before they secured Icardi.

Let's not pretend like it actually matters.

I don't know about Inter, but I think if a team like Napoli had him we'd be fucked.

This is the perfect type of situation to kill Locatelli's confidence a bit, start a bad spell, lose favor in Milan. This is how/where we can pounce.

.............:sergio::sergio::sergio::sergio::sergio::sergio: He's 17. He's obviously immensely talented (ask Gigi/actually watch him play). Name a player that hasn't had a bad spell in two consecutive seasons, and then remove from that list anyone with a Ballon D'Or.

Locatelli will fuck up and go through a bad spell in the next two seasons - especially if they reinforce in midfield this summer. If that kid becomes available, we need to pick him up. Heir apparent to Marchisio.

There's no other big team in Europe that can afford to field a midfield like that in preparation for CL Tuesday. Not if they're serious about winning their domestic title. Such are the luxuries "Euromax" has at his disposal.

All it needs is Allan, and that midfield becomes a CL winner.

Except a story about how we didn't let them in will probably sell a lot of papers.

Lawrence in Arabia, by Scott Anderson. One of the best biographies I've ever read, about one of modern history's most interesting people, in the most interesting place to be at that time. You can't fully understand WWI without understanding Lawrence's story. EDIT: I've now noticed that you lack...

This.Explains.A Lot.

That's one argument, sure. I can't really discredit that in any way. We clearly have the money to keep them if we wanted to though, if we can pay 90m for Higuain and 30m for Pjanic, we can bump Pogba and Vidal's salaries by a few million euros if it means we keep a world-class player from...

There are a few interesting points in that post I wanna reply to, but I don't want to distract from this one pivotal point: why do all our best players keep leaving?

Also, Dzemaili.

Hahaha aw, that actually was adequately pathetic. Fine, I accept.

I'm blaming Allegri. But yeah, I get your point, it's good that no one blames Dybala or Moratta. However, based on two consecutive years of experience, I can 100% assure you that if Dybala goes, this time next year everyone will refer to him as a piece of shit, and many-a-posts will be written...

I don't get it...you know he won it for them last year, right? And that they're currently the title holders..? What am I missing here? Also, it's not only about the manager, it's about the project and it's prospects. Vidal's case is self-explanatory, Pogba left for what seemed to be a...