[ITA] Serie A 2010/2011 (34 Viewers)

[Albertmare]

it is good to see merda back to where they belong

 

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[rounder]

You never know. In the end Leonardo might actually be the one to give inter a massive boost. Remember how much we made fun of Ranieri only to see him turn Roma's entire season around?



But then again. It's Leonardo.

 

[JCK]

it is good to see merda back to where they belong

How do we know they are back there?

 

[Albertmare]

How do we know they are back there?

Time will tell :eyebrows:

 

[only-juve]

Inter are finished.

Really doubt it.

Chelsea looked horrible with scolari and when they fired his ass they've almost reached CL final. You never know, I'll give inter till the summer then we'll see how things will turn out.

 

[Juventino★★★]

How do we know they are back there?

until they sack the next coach

 

[rounder]

Really doubt it.

Chelsea looked horrible with scolari and when they fired his ass they've almost reached CL final. You never know, I'll give inter till the summer then we'll see how things will turn out.

So you'll wait until the season is finished before you make your judgement about how their season went? Now that's what I call Ballzzy!

 

[Dostoevsky]

I don't rate Leonardo as a coach.

But then again, even if he joins them (or any other coach) I don't think they can do worse than this. Not with that squad. So I think they can only benefit if they change a coach now.

 

[Juventino★★★]

Really doubt it.

Chelsea looked horrible with scolari and when they fired his ass they've almost reached CL final. You never know, I'll give inter till the summer then we'll see how things will turn out.

their squad is aging so hopefully they will do their usual mess in the transfers

 

[JCK]

Really doubt it.

Chelsea looked horrible with scolari and when they fired his ass they've almost reached CL final. You never know, I'll give inter till the summer then we'll see how things will turn out.

Exactly, the team is still what Mourinho built but Benitez was not making it work. Great example to comparing them with Scolari's Chelsea, I'm afraid any coach would make them tick again.

 

[only-juve]

So you'll wait until the season is finished before you make your judgement about how their season went? Now that's what I call Ballzzy!

I'll wait till the summer to decide if they're finished as a dominating team in Italy. Not for just this season but for the coming years.

 

[JCK]

Eto'o coming back, a coach change and the winter transfers. Things might get complicated in Serie A all of a sudden. Inter have a big chance to bounce.

Napoli ended the year with a blast, if they continue on this form it will be extremely hard to stop them.

Roma are strong.

Milan are extremely stable and have found their balance, with Cassano they are becoming even better.

Lazio are solid and just like Napoli if they keep it up it will be really hard to stop them.

Out of the top teams, Palermo is the team that worries me the least but with how we ended the year I am afraid it can have a negative effect.

January is usually our worst month of the season, let's hope this habit will change.

 

[only-juve]

Eto'o coming back, a coach change and the winter transfers. Things might get complicated in Serie A all of a sudden. Inter have a big chance to bounce.

Napoli ended the year with a blast, if they continue on this form it will be extremely hard to stop them.

Roma are strong.

Milan are extremely stable and have found their balance, with Cassano they are becoming even better.

Lazio are solid and just like Napoli if they keep it up it will be really hard to stop them.

Out of the top teams, Palermo is the team that worries me the least but with how we ended the year I am afraid it can have a negative effect.


January is usually our worst month of the season, let's hope this habit will change.

pretty much agree with everything

 

[Red]

Lazio and Napoli may be a big danger to Juve's chances of getting a CL spot, but I expect both of them to get scared and drop lots of points if it occurs to them at any point they may actually be able to win the league.

 

[Nomuken]

If it stays like this, it's going to be a great season for Serie A Battling for these top spots and keeping heads above Relegation and Inter not the usual suspects.

 

[rounder]

I think Lazio will secure a top 4 finish. I've seen a lot of good things from them.

Napoli I think has been the luckiest team this season. I'm not saying they're bad, they're a very good team, but they've been getting way too fortunate way too often and their luck will eventually run out. Also, Cavani's form is the only thing that's keeping this team together, this form won't last long.

 

[JCK]

I think Lazio will secure a top 4 finish. I've seen a lot of good things from them.

Napoli I think has been the luckiest team this season. I'm not saying they're bad, they're a very good team, but they've been getting way too fortunate way too often and their luck will eventually run out. Also, Cavani's form is the only thing that's keeping this team together, this form won't last long.

I tend to disagree on the terminology, it's their mental strength that is bringing their form, definitely not luck. Why would Cavani's form not last long? How can you predict that?

 

[Azzurri7]

it is good to see merda back to where they belong

The Calciopoli affect and money seems over.

Time to sack coaches and spend millions again.


Inter will need Calciopoli 2 to start winning again ladies and gentlemen.

 

[JCK]

Rab, please don't predict anything on Inter. PLEASE DON'T!

 

[rounder]

I tend to disagree on the terminology, it's their mental strength that is bringing their form, definitely not luck. Why would Cavani's form not last long? How can you predict that?

Mental strength? That's just sugar coating it in my opinion.

There's no argument here because it just depends on how you see it.

As for Cavani, it's possible that he keeps his form, I just think it's unlikely. It's very rare for any player to consistently perform this well over the course of an entire season.