[ITA] Serie A 2015/2016 (35 Viewers)

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Mark

The Informer
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Dec 19, 2003
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Ceccarini said I'm pathetic because I still talk about Ronaldo-Iuliano? It was a pk, even some Juventini admit it. :claire: He's the one who is pathetic. I don't like going back on this argument. :shifty: Look who's still working, I am :shifty: and he's not. I'll send him a letter of all my accomplishments.


- Gigi Simoni

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fredrik

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Aug 7, 2011
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Lol, roma with offside goal, than an extremly luck goal.

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Valero off after nasty play by elshrawe. Didnt even get a yellow

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This ref is never gonna use his cards

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This ref is never gonna use his cards
 

Bianconero_Aus

Beppe Marotta Is My God
May 26, 2009
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Ceccarini said I'm pathetic because I still talk about Ronaldo-Iuliano? It was a pk, even some Juventini admit it. :claire: He's the one who is pathetic. I don't like going back on this argument. :shifty: Look who's still working, I am :shifty: and he's not. I'll send him a letter of all my accomplishments.


- Gigi Simoni

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Simoni really must lead a boring and sad life. It seems the Iuliano-Ronaldo incident has scarred him deeply and terribly.
 

Bianconero_Aus

Beppe Marotta Is My God
May 26, 2009
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Serie A finances paint a worrying picture
With losses having increased to €365 million compared to €220m just 12 months prior, clubs have work to do in order to improve the financial standing of the league. Analysis by Marco Iaria of La Gazzetta dello Sport

he verdict is in and the financial situation of Serie A clubs is officially worrying, with just seven clubs from the 2014/15 season not recording losses.

In total, Italy’s top-flight clubs have suffered bigger financial losses relative to a season ago, with €365 million last year compared to €220m just 12 months prior.

The likes of Inter, AC Milan and Roma are the biggest culprits, while Juventus stand amongst the few teams not in the red. Only 19 clubs were considered, given that Parma went bankrupt last season.


http://gazzettaworld.gazzetta.it/list/serie-a-finances-worrying-picture/2/
In any other serious league, Inter/Roma/Milan wouldn't be able to compete. Isn't there supposed to be financial parameters clubs have to meet every season before they are even allowed to play? These morons running the league in Italy are doing their best to kill the sport there for good.
 

Hist

Founder of Hism
Jan 18, 2009
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Imo Cuadrado is a lot better than Salah
Cuadrado had 1 good season man and has been shit ever since. In that one good season he had 11 goals and 5 assists in 31 starts in Serie A. That is a goal or an assist every 169 minutes.

Salah now has 11 goals and 3 assists in 22 games. That is a goal or assist every 135 minutes. So he already is outdoing Cuadrado's best season and still has 10 more games to go.


When Salah was at fiorentina, he scored 6 goals and 3 assists in 10 serie A starts. That was a goal or assist every 101 minutes.


Cuadrado is 27, Salah is 23. Offensively Salah is much superior than our headless Chicken. Salah will only get better. Cuadrado's best is equal to the current Salah.

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Salah is a lot more Egyptian than Cuadrado
Cuadrado is a Juve player.
 

Post Ironic

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Feb 9, 2013
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Hist now arguing exclusively based on goals and assists, the thing he ridicules everyone else for doing. :lol:

Unfortunately that doesn't suit his argument here so.... he ignores it.

Now, to argue the points he is usually on about...

#HistModeOn

Salah is an all out attacking player and hardly contributes outside of this, as well as not contributing near as much to attacking build-up as Cuadrado.

Cuadrado is massively better defensively, hence the reason he can play WB very well in a 3-5-2 and contribute defensively along his wing. Salah doesn't contribute at all defensively.

Cuadrado receives the ball far deeper than Salah, and is far more involved in bringing the play forward and starting out attacks for our forwards to finish off. Salah is rarely involved in this aspect of the game and is much more so a player meant to finish off attacks for Roma.

Very different players, asked to fulfil very different purposes for the teams they play for. Cuadrado fits quite well in this team due to his ability to play WB in our strongest formation, 3-5-2. Salah would be useless here and wouldn't even play.

#HistModeOff

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According to the precious whoscored ratings you brought up the other day.

Cuadrado 7.37 for Juve in Serie A.

Salah 7.19 for Roma in Serie A.


Cuadrado > Salah again and again. The fact 1 of them plays at least half or more of his appearances as a WB, and the other only plays as an attacking wing forward, should make any comparison based exclusively on goals and assists quite obviously absurd. Obviously an attacking winger should far outdo a Wingback in goals scored.
 
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