Serie A is very tough this year, mid table teams are stronger than last year!!
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That's very true.
While the big clubs lose their Stars teams like Palermo,Genoa,Napoli etc are getting stronger every year.Plus clubs like Bari and Parma returned to Serie A,which makes the leauge even more exciting.Parma is having a very good transfer campaign BTW,there's no way they get relegated.
Should be an exciting season.
While the big clubs lose their Stars teams like Palermo,Genoa,Napoli etc are getting stronger every year.Plus clubs like Bari and Parma returned to Serie A,which makes the leauge even more exciting.Parma is having a very good transfer campaign BTW,there's no way they get relegated.
Should be an exciting season.
Sneijder to Inter according to this dutch paper
(http://www.nusport.nl/spanje/2053027/sneijder-naar-internazionale.html)
(http://www.nusport.nl/spanje/2053027/sneijder-naar-internazionale.html)
Milito or Eto they are both on the same team so I guess its eigther one of them scores a lot and the other won`t score much (doesn`t mean he would flop) or both would score much but not enough for being campionerre
you need to take the face that they are both on the same team and the team scores x amount of goals that divided to all of the team which means midfielders such as Cambiasso and Vieira might take some even defenders can take some
and I guess it won`t be 1 striker who scores all the goals...
you need to take the face that they are both on the same team and the team scores x amount of goals that divided to all of the team which means midfielders such as Cambiasso and Vieira might take some even defenders can take some
and I guess it won`t be 1 striker who scores all the goals...
I said its not likely that both would score like crazy as both play at the same team Inter scored 70 goals last term with Ibra scoring 25 I expect Inter to be scoring less as they don`t have Ibra to help them control the match and create like they did
for example Ibra scored 25 and no other Inter player got even 11 goals (don`t know how much exactly but the satistics I`m looking at shows the lowest goal scorrer at 11)
the season before it happend with DP and Trez
2007 Totti 26 and no other Roma player scored even 9
2006 Toni 31 no other Fiorentina got 10
for example Ibra scored 25 and no other Inter player got even 11 goals (don`t know how much exactly but the satistics I`m looking at shows the lowest goal scorrer at 11)
the season before it happend with DP and Trez
2007 Totti 26 and no other Roma player scored even 9
2006 Toni 31 no other Fiorentina got 10
Mancini forced out
Monday 3 August, 2009
Roberto Mancini believes he has not returned to coaching because the powers that be no longer want him in football.
The 44-year-old was fired by Inter last summer despite winning three League titles in a row.
He has been repeatedly linked with some of the biggest jobs in Europe, but a year later Mancini is still out in the cold.
Asked if he thought it would be this way, Mancini replied: “No, I did not expect it, but on the whole it's only a year since I stopped, a year in which I took a break and waited for a great opportunity from abroad.
“Every now and again I think about it and I don't have a clear response. There is no logic. Anyway, it can happen.
“But if an interesting proposal were to arrive from a club with an important project - not necessarily a title-winning one - I would have no problems signing a part from the contract.
“Every now and again I think that certain attitudes are penalising me. Someone, hopefully, has thought about me and then remembered something that I said or did and decided against calling me.
“Anyway, I don't believe I ever broke the rules. I have always said what I thought without being offensive. Sure I exposed myself, but I believe I showed that I know how to train and do my job well.
“Whoever wants me has to take me analysing the values I express on the bench. I have won with Fiorentina, with Lazio and with Inter. If arguments count instead, then amen. I don't know what to do about it. I can only say it wouldn't be right,” Mancini told Il Corriere dello Sport.
The former Sampdoria striker also said he didn't regret resigning and then not after Inter's defeat to Liverpool in the Champions League in March 2008.
“Are there still people who believe that I distanced myself from Inter because I said - in a great moment of tension - that I would no longer be Inter's trainer?
“I already knew Moratti and Mourinho had seen each other. It was the right of the President to change Coach. It's Inter who have made people believe that they got rid of me because of that outburst, but that's not the reality,” Mancini concluded.
Monday 3 August, 2009
Roberto Mancini believes he has not returned to coaching because the powers that be no longer want him in football.
The 44-year-old was fired by Inter last summer despite winning three League titles in a row.
He has been repeatedly linked with some of the biggest jobs in Europe, but a year later Mancini is still out in the cold.
Asked if he thought it would be this way, Mancini replied: “No, I did not expect it, but on the whole it's only a year since I stopped, a year in which I took a break and waited for a great opportunity from abroad.
“Every now and again I think about it and I don't have a clear response. There is no logic. Anyway, it can happen.
“But if an interesting proposal were to arrive from a club with an important project - not necessarily a title-winning one - I would have no problems signing a part from the contract.
“Every now and again I think that certain attitudes are penalising me. Someone, hopefully, has thought about me and then remembered something that I said or did and decided against calling me.
“Anyway, I don't believe I ever broke the rules. I have always said what I thought without being offensive. Sure I exposed myself, but I believe I showed that I know how to train and do my job well.
“Whoever wants me has to take me analysing the values I express on the bench. I have won with Fiorentina, with Lazio and with Inter. If arguments count instead, then amen. I don't know what to do about it. I can only say it wouldn't be right,” Mancini told Il Corriere dello Sport.
The former Sampdoria striker also said he didn't regret resigning and then not after Inter's defeat to Liverpool in the Champions League in March 2008.
“Are there still people who believe that I distanced myself from Inter because I said - in a great moment of tension - that I would no longer be Inter's trainer?
“I already knew Moratti and Mourinho had seen each other. It was the right of the President to change Coach. It's Inter who have made people believe that they got rid of me because of that outburst, but that's not the reality,” Mancini concluded.
