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I'm very surprised that the author has the cheek not to mention that for EPL's rise, a lot of it comes from Chelsea's wealth. The Blues r winning day in and day out and Mourinho's quotes r so hilarious. This definitely attarcts many people to watch them. Moreover they play entertaining football IMO.

the main thing is, how many players r willing to stay by their clubs and fight for them no matter what happens. Maybe I better rephrase it

A very good example is to look at Roma, with players that r home-grown. Maybe Juventus should change its policy to nurturing home grown talents instead. Also Capello's tactics r rather old-fashioned But the good thing is, at least Roma and Fiorentina r back and I would like to see what happen...

I can say that for Fiorentina, but I still have doubts on Palermo. Who knows Zamparini may make another grave mistake again? I think that if he didn't sell Toni, they could become another Villarreal in the making. And they have a coach known as Gigi Del Neri that made the team look so stupid...

I can understand what this article is trying to convey and I agree to a certain extent of it. Juventus, even though still playing great, are not that great compared to the past. This is mainly due to our coach Capello, who I classify him as a celebrity more than a coach. He has traded away...