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Just fucking step down already

Prolly smth in the middle like Milan - a ~5 year project on low costs to bring stability and then sell

Uff, Sass might really be headed for the B. Berardi has fallen off the past years, but he's still their best player.

Theres really not a difference.

In the stadium's shadow, Allegri stands, A coach burdened by unfulfilled plans. His team in despair, aching defeat, A sadness profound, his heart's heavy beat. But as dusk descends, a mystical twist, Allegri transforms, in the darkness he's kissed. Into a Pokemon, his spirit takes flight, A...

we could really use Roma showing up against Inter tonight

I think in theory it has potential to solve some of the problems with yellow card not being a strong enough punishment (think tactical fouls like Chiellini grabbing Saka and easily eating a yellow for it) or a 2nd yellow card (or a yellow that makes players miss important knockout rounds) being...

should shave or at least go easy on the beard, looks like a drunken communist with it

Well it worked for a while :D

Amazing it took this long for a goalkeeper to catch up, dont the other goalkeeper coaches watch film? :D

Guintoli is fucked

With Mourinho the risk is similar, a new coach usually gives that fake boost at least for the first month or two :D

If its a short term contract, gives them a chance to try out de Rossi before committing, not that bad

Jj bullies. Whats interesting is that we dont have any particularly undisciplined players like Paredes or Bentancur, the cards are distributed throughout the squad

can you share some damning statistics from 2003? I'm quite convinced there was pretty much nothing to protest in 2012 or 2016, but I was too young in 2003

that's just baffling, 24 cards for one of the most hard playing teams in the league

+ itd make us reevaluate guys like Rabiot, Milik, Kean. Although I do wonder if the clubs would actually bear the cost, maybe some players would just get taxed way more and earn less themselves.

Tbh I'm surprised he got this far. Milan probably cannot find a good solution midseason

Inzaghi is super inconsistent. When his teams get going the result is very good, but he's prone to slumps and loss of form, both his Lazio and Inter are rollercoaster teams. Inter couldve done much better post Conte

15/16 we played like hot trash until the 2nd half of season though :D