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Il Pazzo. :tuttosport:

Hard to say because of how little I've seen him against a higher standard of player. He's clearly a cut above anyone else in the SPL, but it's hard to place that in the overall scheme of things. I don't suppose he'll end up in Italy, but it would probably suit him more than going to England...

Yeah, you can certainly question the wisdom of them still refusing to transition away from Totti. They got a reasonable amount for Mustafi in the summer. Did they spend much/any of that at the time?

Yeah, Destro is a guy who will score goals. Milan need a CF that they trust. Roma have limited use for a player such as Destro who isn't compatible with Totti in their 4-3-3. It's a fairly logical move all round.

I hope he isn't.

He's pretty good. That stunning volley posted a few days ago was his 29th goal for Aberdeen, scored a year to the day since he signed. He's a good all-round number 9 who suits our 4-2-3-1 very nicely. I guess he just isn't quite mobile enough or big enough to be likely to catch people's...

His contract is up in 18 months. We're currently trying to extend that. I really don't know what he'd go for. A couple of years ago he would definitely have been sold for £2m. But we've become debt free in the last few months, so there isn't the bank putting pressure on us to sell now.

Ryan Jack è un ottimo calciatore scozzese, ha numeri pazzeschi ed ha un ruolo che è quasi scomparso. Ha 22 anni ma già una carriera importante alle spalle. Questi investimenti, a prescindere dal mercato urgente del Napoli, sono di prospettiva. Ryan Jack tra poco tempo diventerà un campione...

An excellent defensive midfielder.

Were you working on the premise that the wit was half full or half empty?

There's no question that Milan are a mess.

I wouldn't blame any coach for failing to control Mexes, nor would I suggest Mexes is representative of a squad as a whole.

What is the greater insult: Being called a half-wit or a complete idiot?

I didn't think much of the section on more modern stuff. The histoy of how football developed in different parts of the world and how they established their own systems and playing styles was more interesting.

This is a little different. What Giovinco was doing at Parma, with him as the focal point of a counter-attacking team, was never likely to be replicated at Juve due to the different circumstances. I wouldn't say there is any obvious reason why Juve's style of play would prevent Zaza continuing...

Given how weighted the competition now is in favour of the big clubs, one wonders if they wouldn't be better off skipping all this messing around and just jump straight to the quarter-finals. The top eight teams from the previous season only.

I see the world is finally catching up on the Ballz Out front: The sight of men’s genitals at the Rick Owens’ menswear show in Paris on Thursday caused a bit of a stir on the front row In a highly unusual move, the American designer sent four of his models down the runway wearing clothes...

It's certainly not an insurmountable issue. But it's something I think Morata needs to deal with before you are likely to consistently see his ability.