[ITA] Serie A 2015/2016 (37 Viewers)
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I fear for your mental capabilities if you actually believe your own drivel.
There might be a point that we shoulda, coulda, woulda had fewer points (which you can basically always say in any situation), but it's kind of a mute point that Juventus should've had 13 points (lol) when you've gotten' 40% of your total points based on referee mistakes (penalty and the disallowed goal against Chievo, and the Frosinone penalty).
Factually untrue.
I can't post URL's, but we're at minus 43, which is a considerable improvement and well within FFP regulations.
There might be a point that we shoulda, coulda, woulda had fewer points (which you can basically always say in any situation), but it's kind of a mute point that Juventus should've had 13 points (lol) when you've gotten' 40% of your total points based on referee mistakes (penalty and the disallowed goal against Chievo, and the Frosinone penalty).
Factually untrue.
I can't post URL's, but we're at minus 43, which is a considerable improvement and well within FFP regulations.
http://www.calcioefinanza.it/2015/0...-ai-conti-secondo-lansa-il-rosso-e-di-90-mln/
Discrepancies in reporting. Media says 90m, while Inter's reporting (unofficially) 43m. Might be that your club is scheming again. Wouldn't be the first time you were caught red-handed.
Discrepancies in reporting. Media says 90m, while Inter's reporting (unofficially) 43m. Might be that your club is scheming again. Wouldn't be the first time you were caught red-handed.
I think while you have a point in regard to referee's decisions having gone in favour of our side in those two games you mentioned (I think the penalty on Cuadrado was fine) that his point still stands. The points difference between the two sides is not a true indicator of how the two teams have been playing this season. I think both sides have been fairly poor, but one has ridden their luck to winning every game. While the other has been mostly unfortunate luck despite having been on the right side of a couple referee decisions.
I find it amusing that you disregard the fact that the freekick to Chievo which resulted in the disallowed goal shouldn't have been a freekick, but hey if it doesn't fit your narrative, right?
I find it amusing that you disregard the fact that the freekick to Chievo which resulted in the disallowed goal shouldn't have been a freekick, but hey if it doesn't fit your narrative, right?
If you think it's a complete coincidence, or luck, that we've conceded the least amount of goals in Europe, then I don't know what to tell you. And if you think that it's pure unluck and because of injuries that last years CHL finalists have won one in five league matches, then again, I really can't say anything to change your mind.
I'd agree that we haven't really faced any of the other top sides except Milan and the general overall quality of the sides we've faced hasn't been formidable, but you've also only faced one top team in Roma and were beaten soundly, and we beat a Chievo side that should've won in Turin and so forth...
I personally don't expect our form to continue, and the game against Fiorentina will be a good indicator of where we stand going forward, but completely disregarding the league table right now, as some of you are doing, is ridiculous.
Yeah, it wasn't a freekick, I admit as much. But going by that logic, one would have to watch a whole match and nitpick every.single.decision made by the referees. What if there was a minor freekick for Chievo earlier in the match that wasn't awarded - does that then tip the scales in Chievo's favor again, when looking at who was done unjust? In 'my narrative', I'm only counting the really big decisions that, isolated, not by what went on before it, changed the outcome of matches, but if you want to, we can sit here and discuss throw-ins that shouldn't have gone Juventus' way all day.
I'd agree that we haven't really faced any of the other top sides except Milan and the general overall quality of the sides we've faced hasn't been formidable, but you've also only faced one top team in Roma and were beaten soundly, and we beat a Chievo side that should've won in Turin and so forth...
I personally don't expect our form to continue, and the game against Fiorentina will be a good indicator of where we stand going forward, but completely disregarding the league table right now, as some of you are doing, is ridiculous.
Yeah, it wasn't a freekick, I admit as much. But going by that logic, one would have to watch a whole match and nitpick every.single.decision made by the referees. What if there was a minor freekick for Chievo earlier in the match that wasn't awarded - does that then tip the scales in Chievo's favor again, when looking at who was done unjust? In 'my narrative', I'm only counting the really big decisions that, isolated, not by what went on before it, changed the outcome of matches, but if you want to, we can sit here and discuss throw-ins that shouldn't have gone Juventus' way all day.
It's difficult to find them new online because they are fakes, so people can't really sell them as club products, but the vendors outside the stadium have sold that kind of thing for decades. A lot of them just say things like slogans, ultra groups etc, nothing that can be copyrighted like the team name or emblem.
I don't know where to ask this question so I'll do it here.
Where do I buy scarves like I see in these images? When I google Juventus Scarf(s), I get the standard, cookie-cutter Nike/Adidas scarf, not the Inter Vaffanculo scarves and raw ones. Where do I get these? I would pay to get them.
Where do I buy scarves like I see in these images? When I google Juventus Scarf(s), I get the standard, cookie-cutter Nike/Adidas scarf, not the Inter Vaffanculo scarves and raw ones. Where do I get these? I would pay to get them.
My cousin bought me an "Inter Ti Odio/Inter Vaffanculo" one when he went to Turin a couple of years ago
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