[ITA] Serie A 2012/2013 (18 Viewers)
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In a league where very few teams play with wide attacking players, it is quite refreshing to see Catania use Barrientos and Gomez out wide like that. I watched part of Catania's game against Lazio last week, and even though Lazio deploy a 4 man backline, Catania's wingers just killed Lazio's fullbacks Konko and Cavanda. The thing about Catania's wingers is that Gomez is a right footed player that plays on the left, while Barrientos is a left footed player that plays on the right, this allows both players to tuck in, and allow the full backs a lot more space. They did that time and again with Lazio, who handled it better on their left because Lulic does more tracking back and defending than Candreva on the other side, their right hand side was absolutely destroyed by Gomez and to a lesser extent Marchese.
Also, the number of teams that now play with 3 at the back is alarming in Serie A. What monsters have Napoli created
As for your last statement, i think the Liga values technique just as much as Serie A if not more, however intelligence is a trait thats more valued in the Serie A than it is in the Liga imo.
Also, the number of teams that now play with 3 at the back is alarming in Serie A. What monsters have Napoli created
As for your last statement, i think the Liga values technique just as much as Serie A if not more, however intelligence is a trait thats more valued in the Serie A than it is in the Liga imo.
iets meer weten van die afspraken, naar verluidt met oog op de volledige invoering van Financial Fair Play.
Voorzitter Massimo Moratti probeert Sneijder het leven zuur te maken. Zo kreeg de middenvelder te horen dat speelminuten steeds verder uit het zicht verdwijnen, dat hij niet meer mag twitteren en dat Inter het zelfs niet zal schuwen om hem apart te laten trainen. Dergelijke praktijken dreigde Sneijder in zijn periode bij Real Madrid al tegen te komen. Inter hoop dat deze maatregelen tot contractverlenging leiden.
what a pathetic chairman
telling Sneijder he won't play or train with squad if hé doesn't accept the lowering of his wages.
morratti
Voorzitter Massimo Moratti probeert Sneijder het leven zuur te maken. Zo kreeg de middenvelder te horen dat speelminuten steeds verder uit het zicht verdwijnen, dat hij niet meer mag twitteren en dat Inter het zelfs niet zal schuwen om hem apart te laten trainen. Dergelijke praktijken dreigde Sneijder in zijn periode bij Real Madrid al tegen te komen. Inter hoop dat deze maatregelen tot contractverlenging leiden.
what a pathetic chairman
telling Sneijder he won't play or train with squad if hé doesn't accept the lowering of his wages.
morratti
if refs had to pay for all milan were awarded last season....hmm...
'Ref will pay' for Juve-Inter errors
By Football Italia staff
“Paolo Tagliavento will pay for his mistakes” in Juventus-Inter, confirmed the chief of the Referees’ Association.
The official came under fire last week when he and his assistants did not spot a clear offside in Juve’s goal, then failed to award Stefan Lichtsteiner a second yellow card.
“There is nothing behind our errors. Mistakes can happen, but then we must turn over a new leaf,” said AIA President Marcello Nicchi.
“Tagliavento will pay for his mistakes, but he will be back on the field after that. I defend him and so does the Referees’ Association.
“No referees were involved in the disgusting betting investigation and that is something to be proud of.
“This has returned to being a dignified association. I also feel like a referee, even when faced with the occasional technical error that we end up making.
“The important thing is that there is nothing behind our mistakes. A referee and our association are like kites – the more the wind blows against us, the higher we soar.”
'Ref will pay' for Juve-Inter errors
By Football Italia staff
“Paolo Tagliavento will pay for his mistakes” in Juventus-Inter, confirmed the chief of the Referees’ Association.
The official came under fire last week when he and his assistants did not spot a clear offside in Juve’s goal, then failed to award Stefan Lichtsteiner a second yellow card.
“There is nothing behind our errors. Mistakes can happen, but then we must turn over a new leaf,” said AIA President Marcello Nicchi.
“Tagliavento will pay for his mistakes, but he will be back on the field after that. I defend him and so does the Referees’ Association.
“No referees were involved in the disgusting betting investigation and that is something to be proud of.
“This has returned to being a dignified association. I also feel like a referee, even when faced with the occasional technical error that we end up making.
“The important thing is that there is nothing behind our mistakes. A referee and our association are like kites – the more the wind blows against us, the higher we soar.”
Same old shit new season. Now every ref is going to be biased against us.
if Italian football had the exposure it does now 15 years ago, i doubt i would have been a Juventus fan, the league lacks so much quality and has been dragged through mud for years, marketing wise it is probably one of the worst in Europe, probably at the levels of the portugese league, maybe french at best.
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