[ITA] Serie A 2015/2016 (17 Viewers)
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Napoli 
Milan
Sarri
Serie A
We were 17th place at one point
6 points over Napoli now
Higuain meltdown
blaming figure list
saying Higuain loves the city
Milan colossal collapse
Napoli tearing at the seams
Hamsik saying Napoli believes in the schudetto
"the system"
Referee errors
Next year we will be even stronger
Roma & Inter investigated for FFP
everyone else is in debt
56 injuries and we still manage first after being 17th
hell I can't even remember how far down the table we were
Berlusconi has a plan to revamp Milan
Thohir
Even with out Tevez, Pirlo & Vidal
Hamsik every year claiming to be title contenders
Totti
Garcia
the violin
Totti being treated like trash
ADL on his scooter
we rekt the league again
Trump
Suso scoring a hattrick and not for milan
Khondogbia the next Pogba
Jovetic the next Tevez
Balotelli draining the life out of Milan
When napoli sell Higuain this summer
We even win the youth tournaments
@Bianconero_Aus @Jem83
Milan
Sarri
Serie A
We were 17th place at one point
6 points over Napoli now
Higuain meltdown
blaming figure list
saying Higuain loves the city
Milan colossal collapse
Napoli tearing at the seams
Hamsik saying Napoli believes in the schudetto
"the system"
Referee errors
Next year we will be even stronger
Roma & Inter investigated for FFP
everyone else is in debt
56 injuries and we still manage first after being 17th
hell I can't even remember how far down the table we were
Berlusconi has a plan to revamp Milan
Thohir
Even with out Tevez, Pirlo & Vidal
Hamsik every year claiming to be title contenders
Totti
Garcia
the violin
Totti being treated like trash
ADL on his scooter
we rekt the league again
Trump
Suso scoring a hattrick and not for milan
Khondogbia the next Pogba
Jovetic the next Tevez
Balotelli draining the life out of Milan
When napoli sell Higuain this summer
We even win the youth tournaments
@Bianconero_Aus @Jem83
Almost perfect, I've enjoyed this very much. Oh and Inter to the list
Loss against Torino
Molinaro scoring
They had two men sent off
Not talking about the referees thing is not really working it seems what a surprise.
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Mancini: 'Absurd refereeing decisions'
By Football Italia staff
Roberto Mancini slammed the referee for “absurd” penalties and dismissals as Inter lost 2-1 at home to Torino.
Mauro Icardi’s penalty had given Inter the half-time lead, but Cristian Molinaro and an Andrea Belotti spot-kick turned the situation on its head.
“This is a difficult game to comment on, because it should’ve been finished by the start of the second half. We lost a game that seemed impossible to lose,” Mancini told Sky Sport Italia and Mediaset Premium.
“There are periods of the season where things go your way and moments when you concede at every attempt. I think our problem is that we don’t kill games off. It happened against Roma too, we needed to be more determined and finish it off.
“It’s not possible every time at home we get players sent off and penalties awarded against us. Joao Miranda’s second yellow card was right, but the first booking did not exist. It struck him on the shoulder, so was not handball. These things only happen to Inter.
“As for Yuto Nagatomo’s red card, that was absurd. You can tell even from a distance that Belotti is seeking contact with Nagatomo. There are five officials there, not one of them spotted a clear dive.
“There was a clear penalty not awarded to Icardi. I also admit our penalty was a mistake too, because a player can’t cut his arm off when he slides in. In my view, those penalties should not be given in general.
“The fact remains we should’ve finished it in the first half, when we had numerous chances and allowed Torino absolutely nothing. We were in total control.
“It’s an issue of being clinical at certain moments of the game. We’ve always scored fairly few goals, we used to win 1-0, now one is not enough.”
Molinaro’s equaliser was the only non-penalty of the night.
“That was a mistaken attitude from our two players on the right and it absolutely should not happen. The incidents changed the game, without doubt.”
The Nerazzurri were top of the Serie A table on January 6, but three months later are 18 adrift of leaders Juventus.
“The fans always want to win and complain if that doesn’t happen. Why did I substitute Icardi? To lose,” he said sarcastically.
“Icardi was out for three weeks, he was struggling and it was also a tactical change to reset.”
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Mancini: 'Absurd refereeing decisions'
By Football Italia staff
Roberto Mancini slammed the referee for “absurd” penalties and dismissals as Inter lost 2-1 at home to Torino.
Mauro Icardi’s penalty had given Inter the half-time lead, but Cristian Molinaro and an Andrea Belotti spot-kick turned the situation on its head.
“This is a difficult game to comment on, because it should’ve been finished by the start of the second half. We lost a game that seemed impossible to lose,” Mancini told Sky Sport Italia and Mediaset Premium.
“There are periods of the season where things go your way and moments when you concede at every attempt. I think our problem is that we don’t kill games off. It happened against Roma too, we needed to be more determined and finish it off.
“It’s not possible every time at home we get players sent off and penalties awarded against us. Joao Miranda’s second yellow card was right, but the first booking did not exist. It struck him on the shoulder, so was not handball. These things only happen to Inter.
“As for Yuto Nagatomo’s red card, that was absurd. You can tell even from a distance that Belotti is seeking contact with Nagatomo. There are five officials there, not one of them spotted a clear dive.
“There was a clear penalty not awarded to Icardi. I also admit our penalty was a mistake too, because a player can’t cut his arm off when he slides in. In my view, those penalties should not be given in general.
“The fact remains we should’ve finished it in the first half, when we had numerous chances and allowed Torino absolutely nothing. We were in total control.
“It’s an issue of being clinical at certain moments of the game. We’ve always scored fairly few goals, we used to win 1-0, now one is not enough.”
Molinaro’s equaliser was the only non-penalty of the night.
“That was a mistaken attitude from our two players on the right and it absolutely should not happen. The incidents changed the game, without doubt.”
The Nerazzurri were top of the Serie A table on January 6, but three months later are 18 adrift of leaders Juventus.
“The fans always want to win and complain if that doesn’t happen. Why did I substitute Icardi? To lose,” he said sarcastically.
“Icardi was out for three weeks, he was struggling and it was also a tactical change to reset.”
Zidane was a choker... Losing your cool and getting yourself red carded and suspended when your team has a chance to win the title is the very epitome of choking.
He only waited this year to choke until right at the death, instead of the usual choking all through the winter
He only waited this year to choke until right at the death, instead of the usual choking all through the winter
no one gave a shit about their triplete. Ask Xavi. You can win by luck once in a blue moon but it wasn't even that with them. They one because of farsopoli. Their point in history is shat on. Not ours. They talk about farsopoli and forget what they did was worse. A fine would have been fair for us. 
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Not talking about the referees thing is not really working it seems what a surprise.
- - - Updated - - -
Mancini: 'Absurd refereeing decisions'
By Football Italia staff
Roberto Mancini slammed the referee for “absurd” penalties and dismissals as Inter lost 2-1 at home to Torino.
Mauro Icardi’s penalty had given Inter the half-time lead, but Cristian Molinaro and an Andrea Belotti spot-kick turned the situation on its head.
“This is a difficult game to comment on, because it should’ve been finished by the start of the second half. We lost a game that seemed impossible to lose,” Mancini told Sky Sport Italia and Mediaset Premium.
“There are periods of the season where things go your way and moments when you concede at every attempt. I think our problem is that we don’t kill games off. It happened against Roma too, we needed to be more determined and finish it off.
“It’s not possible every time at home we get players sent off and penalties awarded against us. Joao Miranda’s second yellow card was right, but the first booking did not exist. It struck him on the shoulder, so was not handball. These things only happen to Inter.
“As for Yuto Nagatomo’s red card, that was absurd. You can tell even from a distance that Belotti is seeking contact with Nagatomo. There are five officials there, not one of them spotted a clear dive.
“There was a clear penalty not awarded to Icardi. I also admit our penalty was a mistake too, because a player can’t cut his arm off when he slides in. In my view, those penalties should not be given in general.
“The fact remains we should’ve finished it in the first half, when we had numerous chances and allowed Torino absolutely nothing. We were in total control.
“It’s an issue of being clinical at certain moments of the game. We’ve always scored fairly few goals, we used to win 1-0, now one is not enough.”
Molinaro’s equaliser was the only non-penalty of the night.
“That was a mistaken attitude from our two players on the right and it absolutely should not happen. The incidents changed the game, without doubt.”
The Nerazzurri were top of the Serie A table on January 6, but three months later are 18 adrift of leaders Juventus.
“The fans always want to win and complain if that doesn’t happen. Why did I substitute Icardi? To lose,” he said sarcastically.
“Icardi was out for three weeks, he was struggling and it was also a tactical change to reset.”
- - - Updated - - -
Mancini: 'Absurd refereeing decisions'
By Football Italia staff
Roberto Mancini slammed the referee for “absurd” penalties and dismissals as Inter lost 2-1 at home to Torino.
Mauro Icardi’s penalty had given Inter the half-time lead, but Cristian Molinaro and an Andrea Belotti spot-kick turned the situation on its head.
“This is a difficult game to comment on, because it should’ve been finished by the start of the second half. We lost a game that seemed impossible to lose,” Mancini told Sky Sport Italia and Mediaset Premium.
“There are periods of the season where things go your way and moments when you concede at every attempt. I think our problem is that we don’t kill games off. It happened against Roma too, we needed to be more determined and finish it off.
“It’s not possible every time at home we get players sent off and penalties awarded against us. Joao Miranda’s second yellow card was right, but the first booking did not exist. It struck him on the shoulder, so was not handball. These things only happen to Inter.
“As for Yuto Nagatomo’s red card, that was absurd. You can tell even from a distance that Belotti is seeking contact with Nagatomo. There are five officials there, not one of them spotted a clear dive.
“There was a clear penalty not awarded to Icardi. I also admit our penalty was a mistake too, because a player can’t cut his arm off when he slides in. In my view, those penalties should not be given in general.
“The fact remains we should’ve finished it in the first half, when we had numerous chances and allowed Torino absolutely nothing. We were in total control.
“It’s an issue of being clinical at certain moments of the game. We’ve always scored fairly few goals, we used to win 1-0, now one is not enough.”
Molinaro’s equaliser was the only non-penalty of the night.
“That was a mistaken attitude from our two players on the right and it absolutely should not happen. The incidents changed the game, without doubt.”
The Nerazzurri were top of the Serie A table on January 6, but three months later are 18 adrift of leaders Juventus.
“The fans always want to win and complain if that doesn’t happen. Why did I substitute Icardi? To lose,” he said sarcastically.
“Icardi was out for three weeks, he was struggling and it was also a tactical change to reset.”
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