[ITA] Serie A 2007/2008 (45 Viewers)

[Seven]

I think Alen was correct in saying that Italians will never become anything like the Germans in this day and age. Italians have a system where it's okay to allow representatives from the three major clubs sit down with the FIGC referee designator and discuss the schedule, so they are used to it. And as you know, it takes a lot for people to change. Perhaps something like WWII, as seen with the German people.

The best we can hope for is better officiating and less controversy, along with less corruption which seems to be a mainstay in the Serie A. But no matter what happens there will always be something wrong with Calcio, truthfully or not.

There are two things which I find odd:

1. The standard of officiating has dropped ever since Calciopoli. This is not normal. You'd expect the opposite.

2. There is one team in particular that benefits: Inter. Again, not a normal evolution.

 

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[mondo1]

You know, I can understand why someone would want to be a Liverpool fan. I see the point in supporting Milan. Bayern have their good runs from time to time and it must be lovely to cheer for Arsenal.

But I don't understand why someone would be an Inter fan. That just doesn't make any sense. At any level.

 

[Hanaukyo]

ahhh ibra, finally he is really the greatest

 

[Azzurri7]

I expected you to post again. You felt good when Camel face took the penalty didn't you?

 

[Bjerknes]

You know, I can understand why someone would want to be a Liverpool fan. I see the point in supporting Milan. Bayern have their good runs from time to time and it must be lovely to cheer for Arsenal.

But I don't understand why someone would be an Inter fan. That just doesn't make any sense. At any level.

Too true. Although I could see why a South American would root for Inter. It's basically his/her side.

There are two things which I find odd:

1. The standard of officiating has dropped ever since Calciopoli. This is not normal. You'd expect the opposite.

2. There is one team in particular that benefits: Inter. Again, not a normal evolution.

A couple months ago I would say hey, perhaps it's just terrible refereeing. But after seeing the first two matchdays of the new year, I really don't know what to believe anymore. The shit I've seen just fails to make sense.

The anger I feel right now is something I haven't experienced in quite a long time; a different sort of anger that is controlled and not reckless, but still ever present. Perhaps the heart and the brain are finally starting to bridge the gap and trying to form a consensus, as something just looks wrong. The refereeing cannot be THIS poor in any nation.

 

[Alen]

There are two things which I find odd:

1. The standard of officiating has dropped ever since Calciopoli. This is not normal. You'd expect the opposite.

2. There is one team in particular that benefits: Inter. Again, not a normal evolution.

It's a shame there isn't another very strong team to put presure on Inter the way Milan did that to us in 2005 and 2006.

That way everything will be much more obvious. People don't pay too much attention to ref mistakes if Inter already leads by 10 points or so. But if it's a very close race then everyone will follow every single step of the refs and look for mistakes. That's what Italians do all the time actually, but they'll make the real drama only if the ref "mistakes" happen all the time in favor of one team, during a close race for the scudetto

Something like season 2004/05. There was never as much dust and as many debates on TV as in 2004/05.
And if you think about it, that was the exact season that got as relegated.

 

[Hanaukyo]

I expected you to post again. You felt good when Camel face took the penalty didn't you?

no i felt good after he made it 3-2

i dont care for inter anyway

 

[Zé Tahir]

Inter 1 v 0 Parma - Cambiasso


Inter 1 v 1 Parma - Cigarini
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Inter 1 v 2 Parma - Gasbarroni


Inter 2 v 2 Parma - Camelface

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Inter 3 v 2 Parma - Camelface^2
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[Bjerknes]

ahhh ibra, finally he is really the greatest

What the hell are you doing here? Aren't you supposed to have your lips locked to the wall Zlatan/Lidstrom/Mellberg/Zetterberg/Svensson collage?

 

[Hanaukyo]

What the hell are you doing here? Aren't you supposed to have your lips locked to the wall Zlatan/Lidstrom/Mellberg/Zetterberg/Svensson collage?

svensson and mellberg sucks

 

[Bjerknes]

The refereeing in my high school was better than this, and believe me, we had a bunch of hick fools farting around the pitch with their nonsense. Refereeing in Italy cannot be any worse.

 

[Alen]

The referee gave corner kick after Couto cleared the ball from the line. I just saw that on TV.

Then Cambiasso and two more Inter players run towards the ref saying it was a handball and the ref changes his decission.
I couldn't see what the linesman said and i don't know if it was the linesman or Cambiasso that changed ref's decission.

 

[Bjerknes]

svensson and mellberg sucks

You wish they did.

 

[pavelnedved]

i think i have to agree with moggi here and tell collina to retire.

 

[Zé Tahir]

svensson and mellberg sucks

Du suger balle, jävla fjant. Stick och slicka Zlatans röv nu är du gullig.

 

[Azzurri7]

no i felt good after he made it 3-2

i dont care for inter anyway

Obviously

 

[Bjerknes]

It's a shame that the Jews were targeted in the Holocaust, and not player lovers such as Hanaukyo.

 

[Kosta]

You know, I can understand why someone would want to be a Liverpool fan. I see the point in supporting Milan. Bayern have their good runs from time to time and it must be lovely to cheer for Arsenal.

But I don't understand why someone would be an Inter fan. That just doesn't make any sense. At any level.

But if you are Argentinian it would make perfect sense ,it's like watching your National team, every week.

 

[Snoop]

what a disgusting week..

 

[Esteban]

what a disgusting week..

As was last week. It's tough being Juventino atm.