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Yeah, looks like it. Udinese also read what was happening, so I don't think Pogba was going to have much chance of getting a clean shot away.

Evra wanted to put crosses into the box quite a lot earlier than Juve's other players typically do (which is something I like a lot - much harder for the defence if the ball comes in before they are properly back in position). Anyway, it'll take some time for the other Juve players to...

Napoli look like they may have regressed since last season. They have failed to deal with their issues in central midfield and have downgraded in other key positions (replacing Fernandez with Koulibaly and Reina with Rafael). Roma are doing what they need to do. They rested their first...

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Anyone got a gif of Senderos kicking Balotelli when the ball was nowhere near them? That was jolly amusing.

That's one of the most ridiculous things I've heard in quite a while.

Tidy enough performance from Juve. Controlled the game pretty much throughout and never looked like conceding from open play. Thought there were a few differences between Conte's Juve and Allegri's Juve, even if the shape is much the same (though I'll have to see how things look against...

I just don't think anything of a walk of less that 20 minutes. Takes about 15 minutes to get from the centre of town to Pittodrie. Bus routes go right to the ground, but it's hardly worth getting one for all the time it takes to walk. Hell, even when driving I would choose to park at least...

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It's amazing how long the Giovinco-Arsenal rumour has lasted. At some point, years ago, Arsenal will have shown an interest when Giovinco was a promising youngster and Arsenal weren't spending big fees. Things have more on quite a bit since then, though, since Giovinco is now a 27 year old who...

Yeah, quite a few times. Which stop did you get off at? Ottaviano? It's actually not that far. First time I went I felt like it took ages to get to the ground, but having been back it turns out it's only about 20 minutes at a reasonably brisk pace.

Yeah, but what prospect is there of them increasing their revenues to a point where they can start to build the wages back up? What they've done so far is the easy bit.

It's past that point of that being an option since his contract ends next summer.

http://www.football-italia.net/55824/tavecchio-18-team-serie-and%E2%80%A6 Sounds reasonable enough to me.

But for how long would he deserve that 3.5m? He's 30 and playing in a role that he couldn't play to anything like the same standard without his phycial attributes. How long would you be willing to bank on him retaining his current level of athleticism? I wouldn't go as high as 3.5m anyway...