[FML] Serie A 2009/2010 (15 Viewers)

Osman

Koul Khara!
Aug 30, 2002
61,513
Been there, done that.



Not exactly unusual for fans to be hypocritical.

I don't suppose Juve fans spent much time racially abusing Davids, Thuram or Vieira when they were playing for Juve.
Yeah I know, and in this case its 25 years ago, so bit different, there are fans today who racially abuse opposition players while their stars are the same race. But either way, its still interesting later getting a black player to be arguably perhaps best in their history with King Henrik as they called him.
 

Suns

Release clause?
May 22, 2009
22,090
You are my Larsson, my Henrik Larsson. You make me happy when skies are grey. We went for Shearer, but he's a wanker. So please don't take my Larsson away.
 

Bozi

The Bozman
Administrator
Oct 18, 2005
22,749
I wonder how many of the same Celtic fans who did that above shit ended up celebrating Larsson as one of the best players in their entire club history.
They have had a lot of hypocrisy practise over the years, to be fair.
both sets of fans are disgusting

rangers fans burned their season tickets in disgust that they signed Catholic Mo Johnston,some rangers fans still think David Murray ruined their club by signing a catholic player

Been there, done that.



Not exactly unusual for fans to be hypocritical.

I don't suppose Juve fans spent much time racially abusing Davids, Thuram or Vieira when they were playing for Juve.
:juventus:but,,but,,but tehy weren't GhItalein
 

Alen

Ѕenior Аdmin
Apr 2, 2007
54,026
Question of the day: Can Ranieri beat Milan?
He did beat them twice in the last two seasons, so why not? :)

I don't really know, tbh. It depends how motivated his team is. Being eliminated in Europa league and missing out on the win the way they did in Naples last week, must have some consequences on the team morale.

With the way teams outside the top 3 play, Ranieri knows that the 3rd place is guaranteed while winning the second place will be good, but not of very high importance. What counts is the scudetto and Roma are 7 pts behind it. I wonder how motivated they'll be for tonight's match.
On the other hand, there isn't so much pressure on him and his players as there is on Milan, who are not only in the scudetto race, but they also have a return leg to play in Manchester in midweek.

I read from you that there'll be full house in Olimpico tonight, so the least we can expect is a good match, well worth watching.
 

Dostoevsky

Tzu
Administrator
May 27, 2007
89,029
He did beat them twice in the last two seasons, so why not? :)

I don't really know, tbh. It depends how motivated his team is. Being eliminated in Europa league and missing out on the win the way they did in Naples last week, must have some consequences on the team morale.

With the way teams outside the top 3 play, Ranieri knows that the 3rd place is guaranteed while winning the second place will be good, but not of very high importance. What counts is the scudetto and Roma are 7 pts behind it. I wonder how motivated they'll be for tonight's match.
On the other hand, there isn't so much pressure on him and his players as there is on Milan, who are not only in the scudetto race, but they also have a return leg to play in Manchester in midweek.

I read from you that there'll be full house in Olimpico tonight, so the least we can expect is a good match, well worth watching.
Well I hope they do hehe.

Yeah their moral might be lower but only because of the Napoli match. Now without EL they can focus on Serie A and chase the second spot while Milan will be trembling because of the match against Manchester. Ranieri said this

What do we have more than Milan? We are relaxed,” smiled the Giallorossi tactician.

Milan had declared they wanted to win the Scudetto and are the 'anti-Inter,’ so to keep that idea alive they have got to beat us.

“It is further motivation for them, but the pressure to win is also weighing on their shoulders. We have the strength of knowing we’re doing well and should continue along this path
.”

And I think it was very well said. Milan is going to nervous about it and Ranieri made a fine move by saying that.

I think Roma is going to be motivated and as you said, full stadium, it's going to be an extra push up for them. I think I predicted 2-1 but we'll see. And hell, 2 matches tonight almost one after another. Should be great. ;)
 

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