[ITA] Serie A 2011/2012 (65 Viewers)

[Salvatore]

8 penalties.

Cavani has 9 more goals with 2 penalties though.

 

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[Azzurri7]

How many of Zlatan's goals are PK? I think Matri is the only non penalty-taker and non-penalty getter over 10 goals.

9 I think.

 

[JCK]

It doesn't matter now anyway; too late for them. They are 10 points behind Lazio in 3'rd, and with 9 games to go, I don't see Lazio dropping 10 points, Inter getting 27, and all teams cushioned in between them failing to capitalize.

I feel it's going to be Milan, Juventus, and Napoli (possibly Lazio) in the CL next year.

Hopefully Lazio and may Naples Soccer suffocate in their city garbage.

 

[Mark]

penalty stats

http://www.transfermarkt.it/en/serie-a/elfmeter/wettbewerb_IT1_2011_a.html

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[Suns]

Read the article about Milan's injury crisis on FI. I think the main problem of their's is their collection of highly injury prone players, I mean look at this list, no one would ever expect these group of players to all be fit at the same time.

Nesta - very injury prone
Aquilani - always injured apart from last season
Pato - always injured
Gattuso - old and kinda injury prone
Flamini - if i recall correctly, at least half of his time at Milan he's been injured
Inzaghi - old and injury prone
Ambrosini - very injury prone
Boateng - so fragile had to retire from NT footie as 24yo
Zambrotta, Ibra, Van Bommel, Abbiatti are all getting older and all have experienced good amount of injuries
Cassano - not injury prone, but he's been overweight since his Real Madrid days

When you look at the risks Galliani and Allegri have taken with this squad, it becomes kinda clear that 9-10 injuries for Milan counts as 3-4 for a normal healthy team, I doubt any other teams have such a nice collection of treatment table lovers.

All of those guys are old or made out of glass.

 

[Nedved03]

You know ! this is not Turin, neither Milan... it's just another place from another country, on the other side of the Mediterranean Sea, a little city called Sousse, in Tunisia, my home... in the streets where I grew up. I've always been a Juventus fan, since the late 90's, driving my bicycle around the city, I had that pride of being Juventino... I thought that I was the only one to support the Old Lady, I believed in this for 12 years. Until the other day, while driving my car around the city ! I was passing by an old neighbourhood, near to a high school... I've noticed some writing on the wall, I read a familiar name written on the wall, a precious name... there were another name on the wall, it was very strange to realise it, in such a small peacefull place. as you can notice, the original writing was 'Forza Inter', I asked the neighbourhood's grocer about it, 'the original writing was made in Inter's glorious years (2009/2010)' he said... ' but last year, some group of local supporters, came by and made some changes on the writing' he added. the group of supporters is called 'Brigade Rouge' (red Brigade) they are the main group of supporters of the local team 'Etoile Sportive Du Sahel' one of the best teams in Tunisia and one of the most successfull in Africa...

It seems that the tag is highly protected by the group of supporters... That only shows the great popularity of Juventus in the world, Europe, Africa and America.
The true power of passion... I thought of that in first place, Juventus reign is back... in my country we've always supported italian teams, only in the last years, with the new generations, people began to show interest to spanish football thanks to the success of FC Barcelona, and Real Madrid in Europe... but the groups of Ultras here, are still faithfuls to the italian football... because it had a great impact on their mentality in the past.
In my way back home, I took other pictures, some works made by the same group of supporters 'Brigade Rouge' (BR01), very interesting and artistic.

By writing this article, I only wanted to show you dear Juventini, the true value of Juventus in the world, despite all the shit, that happened to the club, and fucking farsopoli scandal...Juve are the masters of the game, they will always be, no one can deny the way we affect the crowds.


http://www.myjuventus.net/2012/03/exclusive-juventus-of-universe-by.html

 

[Alen]

 

[Alen]

Mini-table from the matches between Milan, Juve, Lazio, Napoli, Roma, Udinese and Inter.

01. Juventus 9 matches: 5-4-0 (14:7) .....19 points
02. Napoli 9 matches: 4-4-1 (15:9) .........16 points
03. Milan 11 matches: 3-4-4 (12:16) .......13 points
04. Lazio 8 matches: 3-3-2 (11:9) ..........12 points
05. Udinese 9 matches: 2-4-3 (10:11) .....10 points
06. Roma 9 matches: 2-2-5 (13:13) ..........8 points
07. Inter 9 matches: 2-1-6 (4:14) ............7 points

Just like last year Last year we were awful, we finished 7th, but in the mini table between the top 7 teams we were the best with the highest number of points.

Stupid mid-table teams and relegation battlers

P.S:
Milan against the other 13 teams: 16-2-0 (47:7) 50 points

 

[Fred]

Forza Tunisia!!

 

[pitbull]

All of those guys are old or made out of gl$#@!.

That's like completing your team with Dida's in goal, Tudor's in defense, Rosicky's in middle, Robben's in attack and then complaining about "unlucky" injuries.

 

[Fake Melo]

Agent Ranieri fired, according to Sky.

 

[ALC]

lolol Ranieri. Moratti's a retarded dipshit. I would've kept him, because let's be honest here, who the fuck is gonna be a better option right now?

 

[Marty]

AVB next?

 

[Raz]

Agent Ranieri fired, according to Sky.

An end to a beautiful the fairy tale.

 

[Fake Melo]

Official: Ranieri fired.

 

[Martin]

Someone needs to step in. Volunteers?

 

[Mark]

They're saying the guy who won that unofficial fake Cup yesterday vs a Bouy-less Ajax will take his place.

 

[JCK]

They should get someone who will be able to make the team win against Milan.

 

[only-juve]

Official: Ranieri fired.

Worst news by far today

 

[Martin]

Ranieri was doing such a terrific job I was hoping they'd give him a raise.