[ITA] Serie A 2010/2011 (13 Viewers)

[Suns]

This is pretty funny/stupid,well its a very inter-ish thing to do, check out the standings on the inter website,i was given this link from my Milan friends,and i do still regret opening their very outdated crappy site
http://www.inter.it/aas/campionato/classifica?IDSTAG=2010/11&L=en

I don't get it, what wrong?

 

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[Juventino[RUS]]

I don't get it, what wrong?

i don't get it too, probably before game against Bologna, inter was still on 1st place in that table,but now table is updated

 

[YasoR17]

I think he is talking about the fact that they have Parma in 1st even though AC Milan has the better goal difference

 

[Juventino[RUS]]

I think he is talking about the fact that they have Parma in 1st even though AC Milan has the better goal difference

Oh yes, just noticed this, haha morons

 

[swag]

I don't get it, what wrong?

Inter fans can't do math.

 

[Naggar]

yup..

they don't see the difference in number between 29 and 13 deserved scudetti

 

[da_ledgeaun]

I don't get it, what wrong?

they have milan in 2nd place when clearly the goal difference is more than parma..

 

[ReBeL]

Serie A major transfers

MILAN, Sept 1 (Reuters) - Factbox on Serie A clubs after the transfer window closed (all amounts in euros, last season’s positions in brackets):

Inter Milan (Champions, 82 points)

In: Jonathan Biabiany (Parma, end of loan), Luca Castellazzi (Sampdoria, free), Coutinho (Vasco da Gama), Mancini (AC Milan, end of loan), Victor Obinna (Malaga** or West Ham United, end of loan), Andrea Ranocchia (Bari, will play this season at Genoa under co-ownership deal), David Suazo (Genoa, end of loan)

Out: Marko Arnautovic (Werder Bremen, undisclosed), Mario Balotelli (Manchester City, undisclosed), Nicolas Burdisso (AS Roma, 8 million), Rene Krhin (Bologna, co-ownership), Ricardo Quaresma (Besiktas, undisclosed), Francesco Toldo (retired)

AS Roma (2nd, 80 points)

In: Adriano (Flamengo, undisclosed), Marco Borriello (AC Milan, loan), Guillermo Burdisso (Rosario Central, loan), Nicolas Burdisso (Inter Milan, 8 million), Stefano Okaka (Fulham, end of loan), Simplicio (Palermo, free)

Out: Artur (released), Nicolas Burdisso (Inter Milan, end of loan), Alessio Cerci (Fiorentina, 3 million), Marco Motta (Juventus, from Udinese, loan), Max Tonetto (released), Luca Toni (Genoa, end of loan)

AC Milan (third, 70 points)

In: Marco Amelia (Genoa, loan), Kevin-Prince Boateng (Genoa, loan), Zlatan Ibrahimovic (Barcelona, loan then 24 million), Sokratis Papastathopoulos (Genoa, loan), Robinho (Manchester City, undisclosed), Mario Yepes (Chievo, free)

Out: Dominic Adiyiah (Reggina, loan) David Beckham (LA Galaxy, end of loan), Marco Borriello (As Roma, loan), Dida (released), Giuseppe Favalli (retired), Klaas-Jan Huntelaar (Schalke 04, 13 million), Kakha Kaladze (Genoa, undisclosed), Mancini (Inter Milan, end of loan)

Sampdoria (4th, 67 points)

In: Gianluca Curci (Siena, undisclosed), Daniele Dessena (Cagliari, undisclosed), Luciano Zauri (Lazio, loan)

Out: Luca Castellazzi (Inter Milan, free), Marius Stankevicius (Valencia, loan), Marco Storari (from AC Milan to Juventus, end of loan)

Palermo (5th, 65 points)

In: Massimo Maccarone (Siena, undisclosed), Ezequiel Munoz (Boca Juniors, undisclosed), Joao Pedro (Atletico Mineiro, undisclosed)

Out: Mark Bresciano (Lazio, undisclosed), Igor Budan (Cesena, loan), Edinson Cavani (Napoli, 16 million), Roberto Guana (Palermo, free), Simon Kjaer (VfL Wolfsburg, undisclosed), Rubinho (Torino, loan), Simplicio (Roma, free)

Napoli (6th, 59 points)

In: Edinson Cavani (Palermo, 16 million), Emilson Cribari (Lazio, undisclosed), Nicolao Dumitru (Empoli, loan) Cristiano Lucarelli (Parma, loan), Jose Ernesto Sosa (Bayern Munich, undisclosed), Hassan Yebda (Benfica, loan)

Out: Luca Cigarini (Sevilla, loan), Jesus Datolo (Espanyol, loan), German Denis (Udinese, undisclosed), Erwin Hoffer (Kaiserslautern, loan), Fabio Quagliarella (Juventus, loan then 15 million), Leandro Rinaudo (Juventus, loan)

Juventus (7th, 55 points)

In: Alberto Aquilani (Liverpool, loan), Leonardo Bonucci (Bari, 15.5 million), Milos Krasic (CSKA Moscow, 15 million), Davide Lanzafame (Parma, end of loan), Jorge Martinez (Catania, 12 million), Marco Motta (Udinese, loan), Simone Pepe (Udinese, loan), Marco Storari (AC Milan, 4.5 million), Fabio Quagliarella (Napoli, loan then 15 million), Leandro Rinaudo (Napoli, loan), Armand Traore (Arsenal, loan)

Out: Martin Caceres (Barcelona, end of loan), Mauro Camoranesi (VfB Stuttgart, released), Antonio Candreva (Udinese then Parma, end of loan), Fabio Cannavaro (Al Ahli, free), Diego (VfL Wolfsburg, 15.5 million), Sebastian Giovinco (Parma, loan), Christian Poulsen (Liverpool, Undisclosed), Tiago (Atletico Madrid, loan), David Trezeguet (Hercules, released), Jonathan Zebina (Brescia, released)

Parma (8th, 52 points)

In: Valeri Bojinov, (Manchester City, undisclosed), Antonio Candreva (Udinese, loan), Sebastian Giovinco (Juventus, loan)

Out: Jonathan Biabiany (Inter Milan, end of loan), Manuel Coppola (Lecce, loan), Davide Lanzafame (Juventus, end of loan), Cristiano Lucarelli (Napoli, loan), Gabriele Paonessa (Cesena, loan), Andrea Rispoli (Lecce, loan)

Genoa (9th, 51 points)

In: Rafinha (Schalke, 9 million), Eduardo (Braga, undisclosed), Kakha Kaladze (AC Milan, undisclosed), Luca Toni (Bayern Munich, free), Andrea Ranocchia (Bari, co-ownership with Inter Milan. At Genoa for this season), Miguel Veloso (Sporting Lisbon, undisclosed)

Out: Marco Amelia (AC Milan, loan), Salvatore Bocchetti (Rubin Kazan, undisclosed), Ivan Fatic (Cesena, loan), Sokratis Papastathopoulos (AC Milan, loan), Alberto Zapater (Sporting Lisbon, undisclosed)

Bari (10th, 50 points)

In: Abdelkader Ghezzal (Siena, undisclosed), Andrea Raggi (Bologna, undisclosed)

Out: Andrea Ranocchia (Genoa and Inter Milan co-ownership), Leonardo Bonucci (Juventus, 15.5 million)

Reuters

 

[Alen]

Cure me, I agree with him :

Gattuso worried about Italy
Thursday 2 September, 2010
Milan midfielder Rino Gattuso admits he is worried about Italy's future because apart from Mario Balotelli and Antonio Cassano, there is little quality.

The World Cup winner was speaking to La Repubblica just a day before the Azzurri's opening Euro 2012 qualifier against Estonia.

“Prandelli's code of ethics is right. No group in any sector can go anywhere without rules. The first thing to do is gain the respect of the other.

“The national team doesn't lack a leader. Pirlo can drag people on the pitch and he is very good in the dressing room. And if a leader is someone who assumes responsibility, De Rossi is a born leader.

“Cassano and Balotelli aren't overvalued, but the essential thing is that they both put themselves at the service of the team and not the opposite.

“The problem is that you can count talented players on your fingers in Italy: Balotelli, perhaps Giovinco and Cassano is no longer 20.

“They blame the foreigners, but there are other Leagues who have many more foreigners than ours.”

 

[bianconero]

Cure me, I agree with him :

Gattuso worried about Italy
Thursday 2 September, 2010
Milan midfielder Rino Gattuso admits he is worried about Italy's future because apart from Mario Balotelli and Antonio Cassano, there is little quality.

The World Cup winner was speaking to La Repubblica just a day before the Azzurri's opening Euro 2012 qualifier against Estonia.

“Prandelli's code of ethics is right. No group in any sector can go anywhere without rules. The first thing to do is gain the respect of the other.

“The national team doesn't lack a leader. Pirlo can drag people on the pitch and he is very good in the dressing room. And if a leader is someone who assumes responsibility, De Rossi is a born leader.

“Cassano and Balotelli aren't overvalued, but the essential thing is that they both put themselves at the service of the team and not the opposite.

“The problem is that you can count talented players on your fingers in Italy: Balotelli, perhaps Giovinco and Cassano is no longer 20.

“They blame the foreigners, but there are other Leagues who have many more foreigners than ours.”

How come Amauri wasn't in that list of his!

 

[X Æ A-12]

He isn't young.

 

[IrishZebra]

Or Talented

 

[king Ale]

And talented.

 

[Seven]

Has someone already mentioned that he isn't talented?

 

[IrishZebra]

I don't think so.

 

[Osman]

Very true and sad words of Gattuso. Will go to deaf ears (though like the changes the FIGC has done with the appointments), because the higher ups solution are knee jerk BS like limiting non EUs to 1 and blaming foreigners in general.

 

[Martin]

Very true and sad words of Gattuso. Will go to deaf ears (though like the changes the FIGC has done with the appointments), because the higher ups solution are knee jerk BS like limiting non EUs to 1 and blaming foreigners in general.

But you have to admit that foreigners are usually the cause of most problems

 

[Osman]

...

 

[Martin]

Oh cmon, I was just striking up a friendly chat between colleagues.

 

[Delle Alpi]

None sgrarbo by Rosella Sensi against Juventus for having stolen under the nose before and after a few hours Burdisso also Borriello. This is definitely the most bang for the summer market along with Milan's Ibrahimovic and AS Roma president has wanted to clarify that: "As president and as a person working in this environment," read repubblica.it, "for many years can say that there was never going to do a snub to Juventus. But it is important that two players of high level as Burdisso and Borriello chose Rome. It means we're doing a good job. So, no revenge, but great satisfaction. " Burdisso Even then he wanted to publicly thank: "I thank the president who kept his word, are happy, the great defenders but Rome has already made me feel more important."
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You are doing a great job beautiful lady. It's so great to see two champions like Burdisso and Borriello sign for your team