[ITA] Serie A 2014/2015 (63 Viewers)

[thirteen]

What's the deal with Denis and Tonelli?

 

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[baggio]

Juve-Samp ticket sales suspended.

 

[Bianconero_Aus]

Juve-Samp ticket sales suspended.

Don't worry, it'll be sorted out. The prosecutor in Turin has announced that the investigations into the crowd disturbances yesterday that the bomb was set off by Torino fans, not from Juventus ultras. So we should be cleared of any of this nonsense.

 

[JuveJay]

Don't worry, it'll be sorted out. The prosecutor in Turin has announced that the investigations into the crowd disturbances yesterday that the bomb was set off by Torino fans, not from Juventus ultras. So we should be cleared of any of this nonsense.

According to GdS the bomb was in fact purchased directly from ISIS by Juventus FC, as tracked through credit cards originating in Switzerland, and it is quite correct that it wasn't launched from the Juventus section as it came directly from 32 Corso Galileo Ferraris. Amongst the victims in the Torino section were a dozen nuns, two children from the regional Make-A-Wish Foundation, Tiziano Ferro, and the last breeding pair of Amazonian orange-faced tree frogs.

 

[ALC]

Tiziano Ferro. There's a name I haven't heard In a while? He still singing?

 

[Toro_Merda]

Tiziano Ferro. There's a name I haven't heard In a while? He still singing?

I guess he won't be anymore, after this brutal act of terrorism

 

[Bianconero_Aus]

According to GdS the bomb was in fact purchased directly from ISIS by Juventus FC, as tracked through credit cards originating in Switzerland, and it is quite correct that it wasn't launched from the Juventus section as it came directly from 32 Corso Galileo Ferraris. Amongst the victims in the Torino section were a dozen nuns, two children from the regional Make-A-Wish Foundation, Tiziano Ferro, and the last breeding pair of Amazonian orange-faced tree frogs.

wouldnt put it past those scumbags to report that

 

[Quetzalcoatl]

According to GdS the bomb was in fact purchased directly from ISIS.

I can confirm

 

[Jem83]

According to GdS the bomb was in fact purchased directly from ISIS by Juventus FC, as tracked through credit cards originating in Switzerland, and it is quite correct that it wasn't launched from the Juventus section as it came directly from 32 Corso Galileo Ferraris. Amongst the victims in the Torino section were a dozen nuns, two children from the regional Make-A-Wish Foundation, Tiziano Ferro, and the last breeding pair of Amazonian orange-faced tree frogs.

 

[Seven]

According to GdS the bomb was in fact purchased directly from ISIS by Juventus FC, as tracked through credit cards originating in Switzerland, and it is quite correct that it wasn't launched from the Juventus section as it came directly from 32 Corso Galileo Ferraris. Amongst the victims in the Torino section were a dozen nuns, two children from the regional Make-A-Wish Foundation, Tiziano Ferro, and the last breeding pair of Amazonian orange-faced tree frogs.

This means we're going to B, right?

 

[PedroFlu]

Handanovic is top quality. Icardi, Kovacic and Shaqiri are all very promising players and should become top players. Guarin and Hernanes arent as good but should do better as they have done better before. Inter has good players its just that they can't find a system that works and have a terrible mentality. Milan are in a much worse situation because they dont even have good players.

I think Inter are only a matter of time. Mancini was always very good at bringing in cheap players that turn out great (Maicon, Stankovic, Julios Cesar, Figo, Samuel, Cambiasso, Maxwell, Crespo, Chivu) and he did a similarly great job at City bringing in Aguero, Silva, and Yaya which are their main players but ofcoarse none were cheap.
I trust his eye for talent and I think its only a matter of time before Inter become a decent team. I doubt he can make them a top team though.

I think Mancini's work at City was shit, he was disgustingly arrogant and narrow minded, and he could've chosen better players with the money.

But at Inter he is starting to actually look good.

They definitely are a better team than the standings show, they do have some quality at a few positions. But not enough to challenge Roma and Napoli at the top3 in Italy. But they could (and probably should) be challenging Fiorentina, Lazio, Sampdoria, to be the 4th best team in the country.

They have interesting players in the midfield and attack. But their defense and fullbacks are ridicously bad. But they could build something on if the right decisions are made.

 

[Klovn]

What's the deal with Denis and Tonelli?

Empoli prez wants Denis arrested for hitting a Empoli player apparently.

 

[JuveJay]

Empoli prez wants Denis arrested for hitting a Empoli player apparently.

I think he retracted that statement. Tonelli allegedly said he would have Denis killed (lol), then Denis punched him.

 

[Seven]

Handanovic is top quality. Icardi, Kovacic and Shaqiri are all very promising players and should become top players. Guarin and Hernanes arent as good but should do better as they have done better before. Inter has good players its just that they can't find a system that works and have a terrible mentality. Milan are in a much worse situation because they dont even have good players.

I think Inter are only a matter of time. Mancini was always very good at bringing in cheap players that turn out great (Maicon, Stankovic, Julios Cesar, Figo, Samuel, Cambiasso, Maxwell, Crespo, Chivu) and he did a similarly great job at City bringing in Aguero, Silva, and Yaya which are their main players but ofcoarse none were cheap.
I trust his eye for talent and I think its only a matter of time before Inter become a decent team. I doubt he can make them a top team though.

What? What do you mean cheap players who turn out great? You make it sound as if he's great at spotting talent.

Stankovic played for Lazio before Inter, Figo for Barcelona AND Real Madrid, Samuel for Roma, Cambiasso for Real Madrid, Maxwell for Ajax, Crespo for Lazio, Chelsea AND Inter and Chivu for Roma. Aguero was Atletico's biggest star and wanted by everyone, Silva was playing for the Spanish national team and Yaya had already played for Barcelona.

Each and every one of those names was very well established.

 

[JuveJay]

Mancini fell out of a plane onto his feet with Inter at that time, unprecedented "fortune", let's be honest. And then to get City with the richest owner in football...

 

[lgorTudor]

Tonelli threatened Denis' family, Denis takes a buddy, walks into Empoli locker room, beats the crap out of him

Serie A

 

[X Æ A-12]

Tonelli threatened Denis' family, Denis takes a buddy, walks into Empoli locker room, beats the crap out of him

Serie A

lol I bet he slapped him like a girl

 

[lgorTudor]

lol I bet he slapped him like a girl

In fact he used a crowbar

 

[Ronn]

Tonelli threatened Denis' family, Denis takes a buddy, walks into Empoli locker room, beats the crap out of him

Serie A

Apparently Denis' son is a ball boy in Atalanta stadium. So he had some right to take the threat seriously.

 

[Osman]

I think Mancini's work at City was shit, he was disgustingly arrogant and narrow minded, and he could've chosen better players with the money.

But at Inter he is starting to actually look good.

They definitely are a better team than the standings show, they do have some quality at a few positions. But not enough to challenge Roma and Napoli at the top3 in Italy. But they could (and probably should) be challenging Fiorentina, Lazio, Sampdoria, to be the 4th best team in the country.

They have interesting players in the midfield and attack. But their defense and fullbacks are ridicously bad. But they could build something on if the right decisions are made.

6 wins, 8 draws, 6 loss - 26 points - 1,3 PPG.


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