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The result isn't as horrible as some are making it out to be. It doesn't help, but even Inter managed only a draw here a few weeks ago. That said, it's the performance that's really disheartening. The team played like they were thinking about their taxes out there.

I think Ranieri's strategy was to lull Sampdoria into a deep sleep over such pitifully futile play. I know those tactics worked on me. I woke up almost an hour after the match ended, passed out and covered in my own drool. :drool:

Today he was Tinkleman.

But he was close. Offensively he squandered horribly. And this team needs everything it can get offensively. Defensively, he intervened nicely on some set pieces, but he also left his zone open far too often towards the end -- allowing Stankevicius free reign for some dangerous play. That was...

Any time Mellberg starts, it's serious to me.

Does this mean we can hook up battery cables to his 'nads?