[ITA] Serie A 2012/2013 (35 Viewers)

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Joe

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Dec 20, 2009
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No I find United very interesting to watch with the rapist, Nani, Kagawa and co. Chelsea are also interesting with the likes of Mata, Hazard and Lampard. Tottenham despite losing Modric and VDV still have the likes of Bale and Dembele. City obviously with the likes of Silva, Nasri, Tevez and Aguero.

You look at Milan's current team, and who do you see, Montolivo? Pazzini? Nocerino? :howler:

The same goes for Roma and Inter. They just have such underwhelming teams nowadays.
That's pretty biased. You're talking about a team that just had Ibra, Thiago Silva and their legends last season. Milan are going through a transitional period. Why don't you talk about Juventus, Inter, Napoli and Roma?

Juventus: Buffon, Chiellini, Vidal, Pirlo, Vucinic, Giovinco
Inter: Handonvic, Zanetti, Cassano, Milito
Napoli: Inler, Hamsik, Cavani, Insigne
Roma: De Rossi, Totti, Lamela, Destro

Sure Serie A has dipped in terms of quality, but to say its a snooze fest is just biased. Juventus, Inter, Napoli and Roma have some interesting players to look out for, and match ups between those teams are always exciting. Fiorentina and Lazio have solid teams too.
 

Joe

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Dec 20, 2009
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I understand that. I'm just trying to say its not a snooze fest.

Anyways, for the RAI Italia viewers, RAI will have 5 games this weekend.

Saturday: Palermo vs. Cagliari (12PM EST), Milan vs. Atalanta (2:45PM EST)
Sunday: Chievo vs. Lazio (6:30AM EST), Genoa vs. Juventus (Giostra del Gol, 9AM EST), Torino vs. Inter (2:45PM EST)

Can't wait. :weee:
 

Alen

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Apr 2, 2007
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There was one guy in their forums who couldn't stop badmouthing Slowdorf and Pirlo while they were in Milan. Apparently those two were their main problem :howler:

I hope he enjoys Muntari, Nocerino and Ambrosini now.
 

AFL_ITALIA

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Jun 17, 2011
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I understand that. I'm just trying to say its not a snooze fest.

Anyways, for the RAI Italia viewers, RAI will have 5 games this weekend.

Saturday: Palermo vs. Cagliari (12PM EST), Milan vs. Atalanta (2:45PM EST)
Sunday: Chievo vs. Lazio (6:30AM EST), Genoa vs. Juventus (Giostra del Gol, 9AM EST), Torino vs. Inter (2:45PM EST)

Can't wait. :weee:
So you would recommend ordering it?
 

Fred

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Oct 2, 2003
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It most probably became a snooze fest to an outsider, but to us it's as interesting as it ever was. Our team is in that league and we're interested in following our rivals, wishing them the worst. It's not like I was watching Milan, Inter, Napoli, Lazio, Roma etc back in 2001 so I could enjoy the football. I watched them for the same reason I watch them now - to cheer against them and hope they lose points. When one looks at things that way, from fan's perspective, the league is always interesting.
Actually, back in the days I used to watch many leagues. Now I'm much more concentrated on serie A, despite it being of lower quality compared to the last two decades.
I have started to watch them this season. It gives me pleasure to see them struggling.
Ya, from that perspective you're definitely right. I prefer seeing my rivals struggle than seeing the EPL being strong, i support everyone in Europe against the English teams too. So we're in agreement, when you guys put it like that.
 
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