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there is absurdly zero chance Sarri comes back. It’s more likely that Pirlo stays.

he won serie A

@Snobist was right, we didn’t know what we had with Sarri

the coach should always be first, unless the team is a bunch of retards with bad intentions. But considering a normal team, the coach is the one responsible for making sure things run smoothly and motivating the players

we’re not talking about a weekly phone sales quota here. This is sports. Ranieri got fired after winning the league with Leicester city, of all fucking teams

Just came across this @Albo @j0ker @Snobist

lol you’re only saying that because you didn’t keep smoking until you got addicted to it, rookie mistake

in the US, only a couple bars here and there allow smoking inside. I know like three places in the whole city but I’m sure there’s more. And that’s out of hundreds of bars. in Albania it’s the same as you guys obviously

only if you smoke indoors or right in their face

I’m with you here. Some people just wanna be mightier than thou. driving is dangerous too. So is skydiving. And mountain climbing. And playing recreational sports. But you don’t see people bitching about those. Live and let live indeed. As long as you’re not harming other, it’s no big deal

@frick

What Inzaghi is doing with Lazio is nothing short of impressive. I think he’s going to be regarded as one of the best coaches in the world in a few years. a big part of Lazio doing so well also has to do with Tare obviously but as a coach, Inzaghi has been incredible. His team is so fluid.

the sarrona virus takes no prisoners

wow, what a wonderful travel down memory lane. I used to love this song :tup:

Tactics. He was pretty flexible with his team tho.

except for Allegri, yes

Hybaldo

I like your positive attitude. I mean play style and intensity. We’re winning against Serie A teams and shitty European teams. English teams would wipe the floor with this Juve

Anyone think he can turn it around by January? Allegri would.

I did, but still...you know your history with Pep