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Forza Frosinone on Sunday, they host Torino. This is their first ever season in Serie A.

My family's hometown :heart:

They have Daniele Verde on loan from Roma, I think he'll be good there. They also have Leali and Chibsah :D
 

acmilan

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What are your predictions for this season? Do you think we''ll win again? Is Milan going to qualify for the CL?
Should be more competitive than the past 2-3 years. There is still time till end of mercato but Juve have lost pieces that won't be easy to replace. Also, another year removed from the influence Conte had on building the culture of the current team will further weaken Juve. Allegri is a good coach and a better, more astute tactician than Conte but he doesn't have that cutting edge mentality and the more he makes Juve a team in his image, the weaker and more vulnerable Juve would become, at least in that regard.
This being said, Juve are still the clear-cut favs until another team shows to be good enough to dethrone them.

Inter have had a good mercato but there is also Mancio at the wheel for that team so that settles it for me - they won't challenge and could well have turned into a dumpster fire by December, IMO.

Roma can amount a serious challenge with the addition of a couple of solid defenders but in the end they are still more likely to implode than prove to be resilient enough to win it all. They simply lack the team culture of a winner and no roster talent can topple that flaw.

Am curious to see how Napoli and Fiorentina fair under the new coaching regimes but in the end, they will most likely be still just Napoli and Fiorentina. Same goes for Lazio - even when they are good, their good is just not good enough.

So, besides a more mentally resilient Roma (on which I would not bet much, tbh), the only team I think can seriously challenge Juve would be Milan, depending on how the whole Mihajlovic thing works out. Obviously the roster can still be improved upon but, in the end, Milan will live or die by the coaching decision as that's the most crucial moment in building a team and a winning culture.
If Mihajlovic manages to bring the pieces together and change the mentality of the team, I can see Milan becoming something of a dark-horse challenger, similar to how Juve were in Conte's first year at the helm. Not having to deal with the distractions of playing in Europe could well play an important role in such a scenario.
 

Klin

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Should be more competitive than than the past 2-3 years. There is still time till end of mercato but Juve have lost pieces that won't be easy to replace. Also, another year removed from the influence Conte had on building the culture of the current team will further weaken Juve. Allegri is a good coach and a better, more astute tactician than Conte but he doesn't have that cutting edge mentality and the more he makes Juve a team in his image, the weaker and more vulnerable Juve would become, at least in that regard.
This being said, Juve are still the clear-cut favs until another team shows to be good enough to dethrone them.

Inter have had a good mercato but there is also Mancio at the wheel for that team so that settles it for me - they won't challenge and could well have turned into a dumpster fire by December, IMO.

Roma can amount a serious challenge with the addition of a couple of solid defenders but in the end they are still more likely to implode than prove to be resilient enough to win it all. They simply lack the team culture of a winner and no roster talent can topple that flaw.

Am curious to see how Napoli and Fiorentina fair under the new coaching regimes but in the end, they will most likely be still just Napoli and Fiorentina. Same goes for Lazio - even when they are good, their good is just not good enough.

So, besides a more mentally resilient Roma (on which I would not bet much, tbh), the only team I think can seriously challenge Juve, would be Milan, depending on how the whole Mihajlovic thing works out. Obviously the roster can still be improved upon but, in the end, Milan will live or die by the coaching decision as that's the most crucial moment in building a team and a winning culture.
If Mihajlovic manages to bring the pieces together and change the mentality of the team, I can see Milan becoming something of a dark-horse challenger, similar to how Juve were in Conte's first year at the helm. Not having to deal with the distractions of playing in Europe could well play an important role in such a scenario.
:rofl:
 

Bianconero_Aus

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Should be more competitive than the past 2-3 years. There is still time till end of mercato but Juve have lost pieces that won't be easy to replace. Also, another year removed from the influence Conte had on building the culture of the current team will further weaken Juve. Allegri is a good coach and a better, more astute tactician than Conte but he doesn't have that cutting edge mentality and the more he makes Juve a team in his image, the weaker and more vulnerable Juve would become, at least in that regard.
This being said, Juve are still the clear-cut favs until another team shows to be good enough to dethrone them.

Inter have had a good mercato but there is also Mancio at the wheel for that team so that settles it for me - they won't challenge and could well have turned into a dumpster fire by December, IMO.

Roma can amount a serious challenge with the addition of a couple of solid defenders but in the end they are still more likely to implode than prove to be resilient enough to win it all. They simply lack the team culture of a winner and no roster talent can topple that flaw.

Am curious to see how Napoli and Fiorentina fair under the new coaching regimes but in the end, they will most likely be still just Napoli and Fiorentina. Same goes for Lazio - even when they are good, their good is just not good enough.

So, besides a more mentally resilient Roma (on which I would not bet much, tbh), the only team I think can seriously challenge Juve would be Milan, depending on how the whole Mihajlovic thing works out. Obviously the roster can still be improved upon but, in the end, Milan will live or die by the coaching decision as that's the most crucial moment in building a team and a winning culture.
If Mihajlovic manages to bring the pieces together and change the mentality of the team, I can see Milan becoming something of a dark-horse challenger, similar to how Juve were in Conte's first year at the helm. Not having to deal with the distractions of playing in Europe could well play an important role in such a scenario.
Cliffs for people who CBF reading

- Juve is shitter now than they were last season.
- Roma, Lazio, Napoli, Fiorentina and Inter have done reasonably well in the transfer market but none are good enough to challenge for title
- Milan the only true competitor for the Scudetto against a weaker, Conte-less Juve

:lol:
 

Klin

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Cliffs for people who CBF reading

- Juve is shitter now than they were last season.
- Roma, Lazio, Napoli, Fiorentina and Inter have done reasonably well in the transfer market but none are good enough to challenge for title
- Milan the only true competitor for the Scudetto against a weaker, Conte-less Juve

:lol:
Nocerino > Vidal :rofl:
 

acmilan

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seriously, bitches, learn how to read first, then we can talk.

never said Milan will be a serious title challenger for sure; said that they could become one if Mihajlovic turns out to be the right man for the job, which is always a big if. And no, no other team is really good enough to challenge even a weaker Juve, so if Milan doesn't become it, there will be no challenge to speak of.
And if you don't believe Juve is weaker than last year ... well, then there really isn't much to discuss here.

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Nocerino > Vidal :rofl:
you've got your stupid ass drunk again, haven't you? :D
 

Klin

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seriously, bitches, learn how to read first, then we can talk.

never said Milan will be a serious title challenger for sure; said that they could become one if Mihajlovic turns out to be the right man for the job, which is always a big if. And no, no other team is really good enough to challenge even a weaker Juve, so if Milan doesn't become it, there will be no challenge to speak of.
And if you don't believe Juve is weaker than last year ... well, then there really isn't much to discuss here.

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you've got your stupid ass drunk again, haven't you? :D
:rofl:

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you've got your stupid ass drunk again, haven't you? :D
Don't make me find your post brah! :rofl:
 
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