Europa League 2023-24 (2 Viewers)

[Bianconero_Aus]

And both of them after Parma’s UEFA cup win. Siamak is right.

Siamak is doing my head in here

The last Italian team to win the UEFA/Europa were Parma in 99.

 

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[GordoDeCentral]

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[campionesidd]

And both of them after Parma’s UEFA cup win. Siamak is right.

Yeah but those aren’t the same competitions.

 

[Xperd]

OMG Atalanta won?

I gotta watch the highlights for sure

This is crazy ffs

 

[JuveJay]

We need Atalanta's scouts. No matter how much their talent has been raided over the past few years, theyve always managed to replace them with equally just as good players. They must have made an insane amount of plusvalenza

They're built around their youth system but of course the better they do they can spend more on better quality pieces to add to them, like Ederson.

 

[campionesidd]

Our youth system is pretty good right now, ngl

 

[Scottish]

Happy for Atalanta. Besides their colours I don't hate them at all. They play nice football, got some great players and it's always nice to see a team win a continental trophy which isn't one of the usual boring suspects.

 

[Elvin]

Can't believe freakin Atalanta got their hands on a European trophy before us

 

[s4tch]

Can't believe freakin Atalanta got their hands on a European trophy before us

before us? juve has like a dozen international trophies, was the first club to win all international competitions

 

[Badass J Elkann]

Bruh... that's Jeffery Epstein!

 

[Elvin]

before us? juve has like a dozen international trophies, was the first club to win all international competitions

I mean since 1996 of course.

 

[s4tch]

I mean since 1996 of course.

 

[Elvin]

fine, since 1999.

 

[radekas]

fine, since 1999.

Nah man, it's 1996. No sane person considers Intertotto Cup as a real international trophy.

It was like 1 step above Birra Moretti Trophy.

 

[s4tch]

Nah man, it's 1996. No sane person considers Intertotto Cup as a real international trophy.

It was like 1 step above Birra Moretti Trophy.

it's still an international trophy, no matter how prestigious it was

anyway, uefa

 

[swag]

Hey so Atalanta won

Bayer Leverkusen v Atalanta xG: 0.85 vs 0.68

He was practically everywhere, he was confidend with the ball ran a lot made Xhaka his own bitch and looked very mature on the pitch. I think he would fit perfectly for us if Motta becomes our couch.

Atalanta has a great number of exellent players. It's a shame that players like Ederson, Koop, Lookman, Scalvini and Carnesechi are playing for Atalanta and not Juventus. I would be happy if we gat at least one or ideally two players from this bunch.

Had an amazing match. That said, this crop of Atalanta players on the whole doesn't impress me as much as those in previous sides. More "Italy class today" than "Italy class". But they played their system well to effectiveness on 1:1s, and Bayer looked like ass really.

 

[Lion]

Atalanta the first Italian team to win the UEFA cup/Europa League since Parma in 1999.

before us? juve has like a dozen international trophies, was the first club to win all international competitions

milan , atalanta and inter and roma, have won more international competitions than any juve gen z fan have seen their team win in their lifetime

 

[Xperd]

Can't believe freakin Atalanta got their hands on a European trophy before us

JJ have won zero international trophies in the 21st century. Pretty terrible record for a club of this size.

Then again Serie A's record as a whole isn't that great in this century. Only 3 CL's and 1 EL.

In comparison, EPL has 6 CL's and 4 EL's. Also underwhelming for the resources and the number of contenders they've had over the years.

Meanwhile La Liga has a whopping 11 CL's and 12 EL's during this period. On an average, a La Liga team wins an EL or CL every year for the last 24 years. Crazy stats.

 

[Post Ironic]

JJ have won zero international trophies in the 21st century. Pretty terrible record for a club of this size.

Then again Serie A's record as a whole isn't that great in this century. Only 3 CL's and 1 EL.

In comparison, EPL has 6 CL's and 4 EL's. Also underwhelming for the resources and the number of contenders they've had over the years.

Meanwhile La Liga has a whopping 11 CL's and 12 EL's during this period. On an average, a La Liga team wins an EL or CL every year for the last 24 years. Crazy stats.

Serie A has scored a pretty massive own goal in that time period by relegating and financially crippling their strongest squad in 2006. It took a decade for Juve to rise from the ashes of that the club still has never built a team that was arguably the strongest in the world like we had in the mid 00s and the late 90s. Serie A has definitely never recovered from that hit and the financial mess the two Milans made of themselves.

It’s hard to say for certain, because this club definitely knows how to choke in finals, but without calciopoli I think we would have likely won a CL between 2006 and 2012 with the squad we had built/were building.

 

[AFL_ITALIA]

milan , atalanta and inter and roma, have won more international competitions than any juve gen z fan have seen their team win in their lifetime

These don't exist