[ITA] Serie A 2014/2015 (40 Viewers)
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I love the state of affairs this league is in.
We are perched quite comfortably at the top watching down below what used to be good clubs struggle for life. Inter 7th, Milan 11th, Roma free falling with Sampdoria of all clubs right there and Napoli & Fiorentina making it complicated for anyone else.
I love it. If people haven't watched Serie A for the last 10 years it wouldn't mean anything to them. To us, who have experienced our exile can sit back with a Victoria and relax.
We are perched quite comfortably at the top watching down below what used to be good clubs struggle for life. Inter 7th, Milan 11th, Roma free falling with Sampdoria of all clubs right there and Napoli & Fiorentina making it complicated for anyone else.
I love it. If people haven't watched Serie A for the last 10 years it wouldn't mean anything to them. To us, who have experienced our exile can sit back with a Victoria and relax.
http://football-italia.net/64040/parma-hearing-concludes
Parma hearing concludes
Parma’s bankruptcy hearing lasted just 10 minutes, and a verdict is expected in the coming hours.
Despite the arrest yesterday of the Ducali’s President, Giampietro Manenti, the hearing went ahead this morning, after Manenti made it clear he would not attend.
The hearing proceeded without incident, and was concluded in just 10 minutes. It had been feared Manenti could force another 60 days grace, but the President has opted not to do so.
Sky reports that the judge in the case has not yet given a ruling, but a verdict is imminent, with the most likely outcome the bankruptcy of the Emilian side.
i kinda like parma but a free weekend before the first CL QF leg would be very welcome...
Parma hearing concludes
Parma’s bankruptcy hearing lasted just 10 minutes, and a verdict is expected in the coming hours.
Despite the arrest yesterday of the Ducali’s President, Giampietro Manenti, the hearing went ahead this morning, after Manenti made it clear he would not attend.
The hearing proceeded without incident, and was concluded in just 10 minutes. It had been feared Manenti could force another 60 days grace, but the President has opted not to do so.
Sky reports that the judge in the case has not yet given a ruling, but a verdict is imminent, with the most likely outcome the bankruptcy of the Emilian side.
i kinda like parma but a free weekend before the first CL QF leg would be very welcome...
http://football-italia.net/64075/sabatini-its-all-my-fault
Sabatini: 'It's all my fault'
Roma director Walter Sabatini took the blame for their Europa League defeat, but said “resigning now would be like running away.”
The Giallorossi have crashed out of the Champions League, Coppa Italia and now Europa League, while their Serie A lead in second place has been cut to one point.
“I heard some very serious things from the fans tonight, but we are responsible for this group of players and I remain proud of them even if they are going through a difficult time,” director of sport Sabatini told Mediaset Premium.
“We must protect our lads and the last objective that remains, second place, is the most important thing right now.
“We realise the fans were already tense, but we have to look at what the team tried to do. The energy in this game reassures me, then of course it’s time to identity responsibility and understand it.
“This team tonight paid for the mistakes I made. I have to acknowledge that and the Coach paid for my errors too.
“I made a mistake in January. The team needed reinforcements in attack and I made choices that didn’t immediately produce results, so the squad felt that absence.”
Sabatini was criticised for choosing Seydou Doumbia – who was taking part in the Africa Cup of Nations – rather than Mohamed Salah.
“Salah is a player to be regretted and another mistake that I made. It is easy to accuse yourself without secondary effects, but what I say now will still be valid in future.
“I will not resign now, as it would be like running away and I am not someone who does that. I’ll think of the points the team has lost, at the consequences of that and we’ll see over the next few months.”
Sabatini: 'It's all my fault'
Roma director Walter Sabatini took the blame for their Europa League defeat, but said “resigning now would be like running away.”
The Giallorossi have crashed out of the Champions League, Coppa Italia and now Europa League, while their Serie A lead in second place has been cut to one point.
“I heard some very serious things from the fans tonight, but we are responsible for this group of players and I remain proud of them even if they are going through a difficult time,” director of sport Sabatini told Mediaset Premium.
“We must protect our lads and the last objective that remains, second place, is the most important thing right now.
“We realise the fans were already tense, but we have to look at what the team tried to do. The energy in this game reassures me, then of course it’s time to identity responsibility and understand it.
“This team tonight paid for the mistakes I made. I have to acknowledge that and the Coach paid for my errors too.
“I made a mistake in January. The team needed reinforcements in attack and I made choices that didn’t immediately produce results, so the squad felt that absence.”
Sabatini was criticised for choosing Seydou Doumbia – who was taking part in the Africa Cup of Nations – rather than Mohamed Salah.
“Salah is a player to be regretted and another mistake that I made. It is easy to accuse yourself without secondary effects, but what I say now will still be valid in future.
“I will not resign now, as it would be like running away and I am not someone who does that. I’ll think of the points the team has lost, at the consequences of that and we’ll see over the next few months.”
Their own fault.
Doumbia! 
Ibarbo!
Spolli!
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Garcia speaking yesterday before the game:
Sure sounded like he was shouting from the rooftops with his scudetto promises and stronger team nonsense
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From RomaPress:
Kind of fits with what he was saying about having no use for players who weren't on board with his project after the game. What a fuck up by Sabatini.
Ibarbo!
Spolli!
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Garcia speaking yesterday before the game:
Sure sounded like he was shouting from the rooftops with his scudetto promises and stronger team nonsense
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From RomaPress:
Kind of fits with what he was saying about having no use for players who weren't on board with his project after the game. What a fuck up by Sabatini.
