Serie A 2016/2017 (38 Viewers)

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Hust

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May 29, 2005
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Oh and I forgot to mention Milan :lol:

Remember when they were celebrating the Supercoppa win, like they won the World Cup? And there morons in here saying that of course they would celebrate so hard, as they were about to enter a new "winning era" - 4 losses in a row ::lol3:: In
Might be time for one of my :lol: posts.
 

Badass J Elkann

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Feb 12, 2006
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considering inda were lucky to even have 11 men for most of the game they can hardly moan about the ref, Candreva in particular was lucky to remain. Feeling like they've been robbed, couldn't have asked for a more perfect way to beat those cunts
 

Klin

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To be fair Inter did really well in their biggest test so far with Pioli. The DB-period will cost them a lot, but i see them on par with Napoli and Roma, no doubt there. I believe they will miss out on CL this year and i wonder what will happen in the summer then.

I am happy that other teams are starting to really show up. This title will mean more since we are actually leading a table with other well perfoming clubs. The current trend promises for a really nice next season if our rivals will have decent transfer campaigns.
How, by losing?
 

Red

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Nov 26, 2006
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Yeah, you would think so.

But I don't think it's unreasonable to suggest that Inter don't need all that much to be a strong team next season.
 

JuveJay

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Serie A could potentially be very strong next season, but only if Roma and Napoli keep adding to their squads and Milan's Chinese are actually real people. Inter will definitely spend some money in the summer, FFP withstanding.
 

DutchJuventino

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Serie A could potentially be very strong next season, but only if Roma and Napoli keep adding to their squads and Milan's Chinese are actually real people. Inter will definitely spend some money in the summer, FFP withstanding.
Napoli and Inter has potential to grow in my opinion.

Roma and Fiorentina on the other hand will lose some quality I think. Roma need to sell because of the FFP and if Fiorentina lose one of their core players Kalinic, Bernardeschi or/and Badelj and maybe even Sousa I think the will decrease their quality.

Lazio has still the potential to surprise. I rate Simone Inzaghi and they have some really good players. Sad enough they haven't so much money, so it's hard to improve the squad.

Milan will be 50/50. If the Chinese will invest they have chance, but if they won't it will be a 6-8th place again.
 

pitbull

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Jul 26, 2007
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Teams like Fiorentina and Lazio will always be up there in TOP7 with occasional TOP3 finish, but they don't have enough resources to improve beyond that, at least not yet. It'd be glorious for them if for once they stopped choking in CL preliminaries.

Inter, Napoli and Roma are all capable of challenging us next season, but I'd say Inter has the best chances, considering they have much bigger transfer kitty than the other two. As for Milan, it's probably a long term project that might reap it's rewards in 2-3 years if they manage to keep Montella, their young talents and add quality players instead of the garbage they have now. It's a big if, considering that atm they are changing their owners from Berlusconi to imaginary Chinese investors
 
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