[ITA] Serie a 2006-07 (121 Viewers)
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Seriously I was right... the main difference between Inter and Juve fans is that, Interisti hate Juve more than they love Inter lol losers 
Epl is just as bad, I mean is there a more boring sight of watching football than watching chelsea, the entertainment is with mourinho, sheva, abramovic et all not with their football, all about power players like drogba, essien, lampard and ballack , very little pass and movement. Arsenal are great to watch but inconsistent, they all should have been castrated after the sheffield united match. Man united are just 6 points ahead of chelsea with all chelsea's problems
La liga, Barcelona are topping the league without at one point, etoo, messi and even subs like saviola. Real madrid with their godawful brand of football are second or third even throwing their obvious problems with beckham, ronaldo, salgado, raul, cassano versus capello and valencia who have had almost an entire first team squad out are just about 3 or 4 points behind. Athletico madrid who are missing their key wingers maxi and petrov are in the hunt as well
Inter have taken fuill advantage of the situation they have found themselves in and good luck to them. They did not create the circumstances they are just reveling in it. Too bad the teams in England and spain have not being able to do the same like sevilla and man united especially
Is it wrong for the fans of Palermo and Empoli to enjoy their day in the sun? Nope serieA is not rubbish, its not as good with Juve not in it for sure but its not crap and in Roma at their best they have the team with arsenal and barcelona at their very best playing the best football in europe.
Oh I think there are much more than 2 members here, Elv.
Interistas were seriously pissed off with ours and Milan´s dominance in the last 15 years, it´s no wonder they want to rub their dominace on our nose now, it is perfectly understandable, they have been waiting for this moment for 20 years and they are enjoying every second of it.
It is all a question of jealousy, look at how some members are jealous at Inter´s first place in Serie A.
Class poster, I remember he was so pissed off when Juventus lost to Arsenal in CL last season and he wrote a whole page why should he be chosed for Juventus Coach.
Interistas were seriously pissed off with ours and Milan´s dominance in the last 15 years, it´s no wonder they want to rub their dominace on our nose now, it is perfectly understandable, they have been waiting for this moment for 20 years and they are enjoying every second of it.
It is all a question of jealousy, look at how some members are jealous at Inter´s first place in Serie A.
Class poster, I remember he was so pissed off when Juventus lost to Arsenal in CL last season and he wrote a whole page why should he be chosed for Juventus Coach.
You know me tread carefully has never been my forte, and stick and stones may break my bones but being called an inter fan will really hurt
No, I thought Inter played better football last season but they have now gone the juve way of winning ugly and packing midfield with workers and not artistes. Its working for them so good luck to them but they are not a team i would like to watch and that might hinder them in Cl this season as well. But I have never believed in the continous bashing of a team i do not support, its just wasted energy. And if they do win the league, their fans deserve the feeling of euphoria they would experience if it does happen. Id have much rather Roma cos they play better football but there you go
No, I thought Inter played better football last season but they have now gone the juve way of winning ugly and packing midfield with workers and not artistes. Its working for them so good luck to them but they are not a team i would like to watch and that might hinder them in Cl this season as well. But I have never believed in the continous bashing of a team i do not support, its just wasted energy. And if they do win the league, their fans deserve the feeling of euphoria they would experience if it does happen. Id have much rather Roma cos they play better football but there you go
You know me tread carefully has never been my forte, and stick and stones may break my bones but being called an inter fan will really hurt
No, I thought Inter played better football last season but they have now gone the juve way of winning ugly and packing midfield with workers and not artistes. Its working for them so good luck to them but they are not a team i would like to watch and that might hinder them in Cl this season as well. But I have never believed in the continous bashing of a team i do not support, its just wasted energy. And if they do win the league, their fans deserve the feeling of euphoria they would experience if it does happen. Id have much rather Roma cos they play better football but there you go
No, I thought Inter played better football last season but they have now gone the juve way of winning ugly and packing midfield with workers and not artistes. Its working for them so good luck to them but they are not a team i would like to watch and that might hinder them in Cl this season as well. But I have never believed in the continous bashing of a team i do not support, its just wasted energy. And if they do win the league, their fans deserve the feeling of euphoria they would experience if it does happen. Id have much rather Roma cos they play better football but there you go
Denco, as always you don't give a crap about laying out your argument, but whats in it, is pure gold.int:
Whilst I do like odd Inter piss taking or two, I am a Serie A fan first and foremost. I grew up watching Serie A in both Japan and UK, and as much as I love Juve, I respect Serie A. Its definetely not as good it was in the past, and EPL & La Liga may even surpassed it in terms of quality - there is nothing more that excite me than Serie A. Being a fan is more than watching most technical game on offer. Its more to relating yourself with the game. If we are so obsessed with the taste, then I offer the entire members to support Arsenal. Henry & Cesc are almost divine to watch at times. Gilberto & Toure are worth every money spent as well.
This Serie A is crap thing is outdated and not true. I have seen some wonderful matches this year such as Milan 3 - 4 Inter, Inter 3 - 2 Fiorentina, Roma 4 - 1 Palermo, Lazio 3 - 0 Roma; well not bad for league that is dubbed to finish 0-0 half the time. Roma can be exhilirating to watch at times, especially when their young trequarsista Aquilani is in the game, and Inter despite their stealth in the middle of the park, is technically far superior to our team last couple of years. As much as I hate to admit it, but their line-up is superior to ours under the Capello. Zlatan is spoiled brat, but my word, he is producing some breath-taking stuff. Palermo's Amauri is a player not too bad for crap league either.
int: Whilst I do like odd Inter piss taking or two, I am a Serie A fan first and foremost. I grew up watching Serie A in both Japan and UK, and as much as I love Juve, I respect Serie A. Its definetely not as good it was in the past, and EPL & La Liga may even surpassed it in terms of quality - there is nothing more that excite me than Serie A. Being a fan is more than watching most technical game on offer. Its more to relating yourself with the game. If we are so obsessed with the taste, then I offer the entire members to support Arsenal. Henry & Cesc are almost divine to watch at times. Gilberto & Toure are worth every money spent as well.
This Serie A is crap thing is outdated and not true. I have seen some wonderful matches this year such as Milan 3 - 4 Inter, Inter 3 - 2 Fiorentina, Roma 4 - 1 Palermo, Lazio 3 - 0 Roma; well not bad for league that is dubbed to finish 0-0 half the time. Roma can be exhilirating to watch at times, especially when their young trequarsista Aquilani is in the game, and Inter despite their stealth in the middle of the park, is technically far superior to our team last couple of years. As much as I hate to admit it, but their line-up is superior to ours under the Capello. Zlatan is spoiled brat, but my word, he is producing some breath-taking stuff. Palermo's Amauri is a player not too bad for crap league either.
We're all angry at what happened to us, and we have to find someone to blame him for our position atm. No matter if it's true or not, most of us think Inter is behind our current "misery", and it's hard to accept that Juve ex managment has it's fair share of it.
It really is boring to read Inter, Inter, Inter, Binter, Binter on every single topic, and it's annoying to see that many here would even switch Juve's win for Inter's defeat. ( i'm not one of them, despite having this avatar)
But then - how can you be calm after what Moratti says :
"I honestly don’t think the referees are favouring us, but this kind of statement helps those who need excuses when they lose "
Wasn't he the one complaining when we were beating the sh!t out of them ? And did he just gave an answer why was he doing that in the past ?
It really is boring to read Inter, Inter, Inter, Binter, Binter on every single topic, and it's annoying to see that many here would even switch Juve's win for Inter's defeat. ( i'm not one of them, despite having this avatar)
But then - how can you be calm after what Moratti says :
"I honestly don’t think the referees are favouring us, but this kind of statement helps those who need excuses when they lose "
Wasn't he the one complaining when we were beating the sh!t out of them ? And did he just gave an answer why was he doing that in the past ?
If someone is to blame for our "misery" it should be Moggi.
No matter his guilt was not proven as it should, this guy was dirty.
And I don´t think he was the head of any organisation, but he had his share of wrongdoings.
One thing I didn´t understand in this damn Calciopoli thing is why has Juventus been punished so severe, while the others have been spared?
No matter his guilt was not proven as it should, this guy was dirty.
And I don´t think he was the head of any organisation, but he had his share of wrongdoings.
One thing I didn´t understand in this damn Calciopoli thing is why has Juventus been punished so severe, while the others have been spared?
Roma were furious with referee Nicola Ayroldi after the match with Livorno, insisting that they have become a target for the men in black.
The Giallorossi were held to a 1-1 draw by the Tuscan minnows at the Stadio Picchi, but the match ended in a tense atmosphere.
Roma were unhappy at the penalty awarded to Cristiano Lucarelli by Ayroldi, as well as Francesco Totti being sent off for reacting to an elbow by Fabio Galante.
The capital city club had also complained about Andrea Rocchi’s performance last week after the match with Messina, but Sunday’s game was the final straw.
“I feel that they are making fun of us and this has happened too many times,” said defender Philippe Mexes.
“This is an impossible situation – we cannot continue this way. It’s absurd that Roma are the only ones to pay.
“First it happened at Messina, then with Livorno in a match that we really deserved to win,” explained the Frenchman.
World champion Simone Perrotta believes that the referees should offer more protection to Totti, who is always a target for opposition defenders.
“In the last two matches we earned two draws without conceding any scoring opportunities, only because of two penalties,” he insisted.
“The referee’s decisions yesterday puzzled me. In any case Totti should be protected.”
Director general Rosella Sensi preferred not to comment on Ayroldi’s decisions, but hopes that Totti will learn from Sunday’s experience.
The skipper lost his head after seeing red, pushing his personal trainer Vito Scala to the ground while leaving the pitch.
“I have nothing to say about the referee, he probably didn’t see Galante’s elbow, although it seemed a violent gesture from the outside,” said Sensi.
“Obviously I cannot justify Francesco’s reaction and I believe he will learn from what happened. The club will now decide if he will be fined or not,” concluded the official.
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coincidence?
The Giallorossi were held to a 1-1 draw by the Tuscan minnows at the Stadio Picchi, but the match ended in a tense atmosphere.
Roma were unhappy at the penalty awarded to Cristiano Lucarelli by Ayroldi, as well as Francesco Totti being sent off for reacting to an elbow by Fabio Galante.
The capital city club had also complained about Andrea Rocchi’s performance last week after the match with Messina, but Sunday’s game was the final straw.
“I feel that they are making fun of us and this has happened too many times,” said defender Philippe Mexes.
“This is an impossible situation – we cannot continue this way. It’s absurd that Roma are the only ones to pay.
“First it happened at Messina, then with Livorno in a match that we really deserved to win,” explained the Frenchman.
World champion Simone Perrotta believes that the referees should offer more protection to Totti, who is always a target for opposition defenders.
“In the last two matches we earned two draws without conceding any scoring opportunities, only because of two penalties,” he insisted.
“The referee’s decisions yesterday puzzled me. In any case Totti should be protected.”
Director general Rosella Sensi preferred not to comment on Ayroldi’s decisions, but hopes that Totti will learn from Sunday’s experience.
The skipper lost his head after seeing red, pushing his personal trainer Vito Scala to the ground while leaving the pitch.
“I have nothing to say about the referee, he probably didn’t see Galante’s elbow, although it seemed a violent gesture from the outside,” said Sensi.
“Obviously I cannot justify Francesco’s reaction and I believe he will learn from what happened. The club will now decide if he will be fined or not,” concluded the official.
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coincidence?