All you need now is for Juve to beat Fulham and Barcelona to magically choke against Stuttgart and i believe you will be the happiest football fan in the world
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All you need now is for Juve to beat Fulham and Barcelona to magically choke against Stuttgart and i believe you will be the happiest football fan in the world
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You'll be surprised that Andy also became one of them. He even used the coefficient argument to tell me how I shouldn't celebrate Milan's exit and how it's bad for Italian football. He told me this one week after madly celebrating Roma's exit from EL and 1 day after laughing at Fiorentina for their elimination 
Hey Andy, I know how you like Barca and all and how we're making it tough for you to publicly support them, so here's an excuse for you to support them: Stuttgart, a German club, beating Barca will be bad for the coefficient.
Hey Andy, I know how you like Barca and all and how we're making it tough for you to publicly support them, so here's an excuse for you to support them: Stuttgart, a German club, beating Barca will be bad for the coefficient.
You'll be surprised that Andy also became one of them. He even used the coefficient argument to tell me how I shouldn't celebrate Milan's exit and how it's bad for Italian football. He told me this one week after madly celebrating Roma's exit from EL and 1 day after laughing at Fiorentina for their elimination
Hey Andy, I know how you like Barca and all and how we're making it tough for you to publicly support them, so here's an excuse for you to support them: Stuttgart, a German club, beating Barca will be bad for the coefficient.
Hey Andy, I know how you like Barca and all and how we're making it tough for you to publicly support them, so here's an excuse for you to support them: Stuttgart, a German club, beating Barca will be bad for the coefficient.
Just like Bayern would have beaten us in 100 matches out of 100.
Was it a bad night for us back then? Maybe so. Same as last night was maybe a bad one for Milan.
And it may be true that Bayern played the game of their lives against us while Man U didn't last night, but for me that means absolutely nothing. The only thing that matters is the result. And that result is shameful for both clubs.
Aimed at me I suppose.
But you still haven't bothered to reply my question:
Where exactly am I defending Milan? I will only ever defend one club, so I think you're reading things that I never even said.
Was it a bad night for us back then? Maybe so. Same as last night was maybe a bad one for Milan.
And it may be true that Bayern played the game of their lives against us while Man U didn't last night, but for me that means absolutely nothing. The only thing that matters is the result. And that result is shameful for both clubs.
Aimed at me I suppose.
But you still haven't bothered to reply my question:
Where exactly am I defending Milan? I will only ever defend one club, so I think you're reading things that I never even said.
Actually, to put things into perspective, it's only good for Italian football to lose that third place in the UEFA rankings. Some people are like that and they only react when things are too late. The FIGC is one, they are aware of the problem, they are aware it's too late but they are not doing anything about it. They thought they did during Calciopoli but then Milan came to luckily win the CL, a competition they were not supposed to play in the first place. And if Inter do well this year they will still refrain from doing anything to save the league. It is only when the Bundesliga overtake Serie A that they will react.
You're never going to let this one go, are you?
All Juve fans here want Italy to keep the third place. Some care about it so much that they support all or almost all Italian teams. Andy is not one of them. Andy is just like me, so until he admits that and admits that everything he said yesterday was a bunch of crap, I will always remind him about it.
Well, thank you both for taking what I said totally out of context.
Here is why it is relevant, in regards to the future of Italian football.
What if mario never came to Italy??? What if he stayed in Ghana? Who would the fans of Italian football look to in order to give them some small semblance of hope for the future??
Come on, give me a name. Any name will do at this point. All I was pointing out is that the brightest hope for Italian football in the future would be no hope at all if he stayed in Ghana.
That was the point I was trying to make, to re-emphasize the terrible job of scouting and training that is being done by these Italian clubs to bring up Italian youth to the highest possible level.
Do you see any potential C. Ronaldo's, Messi's, Ibra's, Rooney's out there in Italy??
I sure as hell don't, and the one player who even has a remote chance of it had the good fortune of being adopted by Italian parents.
If you guys thought that this was some sort of jab at Balotelli or a question of his heritage, then you're wrong. I'm one of the few believers in his talents and potential on this board, and of course for selfish reasons I want to see him blossom into the superstar I think he can be, if only for the b enefit of Italian football.
Here is why it is relevant, in regards to the future of Italian football.
What if mario never came to Italy??? What if he stayed in Ghana? Who would the fans of Italian football look to in order to give them some small semblance of hope for the future??
Come on, give me a name. Any name will do at this point. All I was pointing out is that the brightest hope for Italian football in the future would be no hope at all if he stayed in Ghana.
That was the point I was trying to make, to re-emphasize the terrible job of scouting and training that is being done by these Italian clubs to bring up Italian youth to the highest possible level.
Do you see any potential C. Ronaldo's, Messi's, Ibra's, Rooney's out there in Italy??
I sure as hell don't, and the one player who even has a remote chance of it had the good fortune of being adopted by Italian parents.
If you guys thought that this was some sort of jab at Balotelli or a question of his heritage, then you're wrong. I'm one of the few believers in his talents and potential on this board, and of course for selfish reasons I want to see him blossom into the superstar I think he can be, if only for the b enefit of Italian football.
Man this thread was an Alen gangbang & now Alen is dishing it out.
..i'm happy for milan getting raped at mu...i was ready to bet my house on manure's advancing in ucl ...
i'm vey happy that 300 mils are going easy but surely down the river
i'm not happy about the thing that we will lose the 4th spot but, that's that, next year we gotta prepair ourself, the club needs to find money, to invest in this team if they want ucl and scudetto's...here we come europa league, again.
That's a very bizarre argument, you could take it to the nth degree. Where would English football be without the Caribbean influx in the 1950's. What if Fabio Grosso flopped at Palermo, would Italy have never won the World Cup? Lots of ifs. Lots of potential greats could have been missed for being too small, too slow, just not fitting into criteria.
Balotelli is here and he came through the Italian youth setup, the same as many inferior ethnically-African players around the country. There will always be talent coming through Italian football because the setup is good and the interest is massive but if you are asking how often a potential superstar comes along then the answer has always been about 5-10 years in Italian football I would say. Players with that inate touch of quality at an early age. Baggio, Del Piero, Totti, Cassano.....Balotelli? In England it is more like 30 years. In Brazil maybe 3-5.
Balotelli is here and he came through the Italian youth setup, the same as many inferior ethnically-African players around the country. There will always be talent coming through Italian football because the setup is good and the interest is massive but if you are asking how often a potential superstar comes along then the answer has always been about 5-10 years in Italian football I would say. Players with that inate touch of quality at an early age. Baggio, Del Piero, Totti, Cassano.....Balotelli? In England it is more like 30 years. In Brazil maybe 3-5.