[ITA] Serie A 2011/2012 (56 Viewers)

[Gabriel]

Dont get me wrong, the quality isnt anywhere near what it was like in the 90s, but damn its entertaining and unpredictable.

It is, I love watching some Serie A eventhough I support an EPL team.

TBH I'd never watch a stoke vs tottenham match but I would watch an Udinese vs Cesena.

 

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[Linebreak]

Dont get me wrong, the quality isnt anywhere near what it was like in the 90s, but damn its entertaining and unpredictable.

90s

Watched some Zidane highlights of his time at Juve earlier... oh my Lord was that man gifted. Skill, technique, intelligence... he was such a refined footballer, a once in a lifetime talent, a gift to the world.

 

[Gabriel]

90s

Watched some Zidane highlights of his time at Juve earlier... oh my Lord was that man gifted. Skill, technique, intelligence... he was such a refined footballer, a once in a lifetime talent, a gift to the world.

His 2006 world cup performance is right up there with Maradona's IMO.

 

[GordoDeCentral]

maybe maradona's in 1990.. maybe

 

[Trequartista]

Wigan-West Brom, Zaragoza-Racing Santander or Cesena-Bologna?

I'd take Cesena-Bologna any day of the week.

 

[Linebreak]

His 2006 world cup performance is right up there with Maradona's IMO.

The way he toyed around and made easy work of Brazil in 2006 was one of the highlights of his career. Ronaldinho never recovered since.

 

[DVS]

Did anyone see Hamsik's miss after they were down 1-0? Worse than Eto'o miss against us last season.

Watching some of the games this round, you really got to say Serie A has jumped in quality this season. You rarely see sloppy amateur play like you do even in the top leagues around Europe. Even the smallest teams will punish you for being sloppy in Serie A. Europe watch out!

Your right about that but Roma and Palermo really didn't do much justice in losing to crap teams in Europe

 

[Gabriel]

maybe maradona's in 1990.. maybe

From what I've seen, obviously. Which is in no way full matches.

 

[Trequartista]

Your right about that but Roma and Palermo really didn't do much justice in losing to crap teams in Europe

Palermo fielded their bench in that match and Roma was a total mess.

 

[DVS]

Palermo fielded their bench in that match and Roma was a total mess.

True but it would be nice if Serie A took Europa seriously

 

[Trequartista]

Well, we'll see what Lazio and Udinese will do in the knockout stages of the EL.

If they field their bench like they did throughout the group stages, I'll probably destroy my laptop.

 

[KC17]

Considering we'll likely be seeing teams like Inter, Lazio, Udinese, Napoli, Roma in the 2 EL spots moving forward, I think they'll take it more serious, as most of them actually have the resources and squads to handle extra games. You look at Lazio and Udinese this season, they basically got to the knockouts by playing B teams.

 

[Bianconero_Aus]

Palermo had Stefano Pioli as their manager at the time too, and he was sacked shortly after. Fuck Palermo anyway, they never take Europe seriously.

Had Roma been a bit more settled like they are now, they would have easily qualified for the EL group stages.

 

[KC17]

Yeah, Roma had a bunch of new players, new coach, they were struggling bad in pre-season too. I think they added a few new players after those games as well.

 

[DVS]

Well hopefully all these excuses prove correct. After all France and Portugal are closer to Italy in the Coefficient then Italy catching Germany. One positive is Italy has more teams remaining in both tournaments then all three of these leagues

 

[Bianconero_Aus]

The co efficient system UEFA currently use is extremely flawed.

 

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[JuventinMalti]

How many games suspension did Boateng get? Oh wait, he's not Krasic...

 

[JuveJay]

Milan, the silent assassins of equal treatment.

Not that you will hear much about it.

 

[Elvin]

Everyone share that video as much as you can. Assholes have been doing this for decades but somehow no one pays much attention to it...