[ITA] Serie A 2011/2012 (40 Viewers)

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True seeing as how Italian football will probably be a thing of the past by 2022.
I think this is incorrect.

By 2020, most Serie A teams will have modern stadiums, which they will own.

With the influx of money coming in with new stadiums and higher attendances, Serie A will be again on par with Spain and England.
 

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I think this is incorrect.

By 2020, most Serie A teams will have modern stadiums, which they will own.

With the influx of money coming in with new stadiums and higher attendances, Serie A will be again on par with Spain and England.
Well I was joking but anyway I sort of doubt that most Serie A teams will own their stadiums by then. Us and a handful of other sides is more likely.
 

TrezJuve

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He's from Algeria, which is part of the greater middle east.
Greater Middle East is still technically not the same as Middle East, so my statement remains correct. Furthermore, I don't even agree with that political term (Grea.. bla bla bla) which was only created by the west. Maghreb is very different from the Middle East.
 

Cheesio

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So it's an inherited condition? The rest of us all just drew the genetic short straw.
My point is there something like natural talent, and something you'll learn in football schools. Messi is a natural talent, players like Beckam, Rooney... are not naturally talented.
 

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Care to elaborate?
Algeria is no more Middle East than Chad. (Don't tell me you weren't joking when you said Algeria is part of the "greater Middle East"... :shifty:)

And yet the Arab Spring has been all about Africa and not much at all about the Middle East to date...
 
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