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That's why I don't know who to cheer for during Inter V Napoli.
I think we really don't have a chance at the Scudetto so a Napoli win will help us in our quest for a top 4 finish.
On the other hand we are Juve so should always fight until the end so with a taste of vomit in my mouth I should cheer for Inter to win.
I think we really don't have a chance at the Scudetto so a Napoli win will help us in our quest for a top 4 finish.
On the other hand we are Juve so should always fight until the end so with a taste of vomit in my mouth I should cheer for Inter to win.
The most unexpected scudetto. My top 3 titles:
1) 2001/02. Because we were trailing 10 pts behind inter during the winter. Because cheeky media labeled derby game between Roma and Inter as title decider in that period. Because we surpassed inter in the last round, who dropped from 1st to 3rd spot. Well 3rd spot usually means title for them, no?
2) 2015/16. At one point we hit the relegation places. The team looked disjointed, players unmotivated, beaten. Max was on his way out. But we picked up after defeat against Sassuolo and steamrolled opposition. We recorded something like 15-16 wins in a row. Almost as good feeling as in 2002.
3) 2011/12...
1) 2001/02. Because we were trailing 10 pts behind inter during the winter. Because cheeky media labeled derby game between Roma and Inter as title decider in that period. Because we surpassed inter in the last round, who dropped from 1st to 3rd spot. Well 3rd spot usually means title for them, no?
2) 2015/16. At one point we hit the relegation places. The team looked disjointed, players unmotivated, beaten. Max was on his way out. But we picked up after defeat against Sassuolo and steamrolled opposition. We recorded something like 15-16 wins in a row. Almost as good feeling as in 2002.
3) 2011/12...
We aren't going to magically get better in the attacking phase. He's had a year and half to get that in order, has failed miserably, so this is how we're going to play because it's all we know how to do. There aren't even a string of matches you can point to where one can say wow, we really played well going forward. So folks are lying to themselves if you're hoping for something to change. We all know it won't and this is our football.
Because it means absolutely nothing when you put it into perspective. We can laugh and joke all we want about Allegri's "greatness" at achieving these kind of cortomuso results but this wont hold up in the long term and certainly not when we come up against bigger clubs domestically or in Europe. It is literally the definition of hanging by the thread. If we want to see growth then the solution is firing him, not by bestowing more managerial power to him
We won several derby games before the break against inter and Lazio among others. I consider them rather big teams. When you put things into perspective we are on a 7 game winning streak with the best defensive record in a decade. Several of our key players will be returning soon. Things dont look so bleak to me. Id say bestowing him with more managerial power is exactly what we need. Forza Maxx, do your magic now.
