Serie A 2017/18 (46 Viewers)

[king Ale]

The Negatives:

Serie A is rapidly becoming a one team league, an utter joke, and without serious competition, the league will lose sponsors, investors, and even fans. Nobody, outside of us Juve fans of course, wants to see the same team win over and over and over again.

That's self-contradictory unless of course you are not a Juve fan

 

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[Hydde]

The Positives:

We are in all probability going to win yet another Scudetto.

Lazio and Roma will most likely make the CL.

Napoli's salty tears and another season of capitulation and what ifs for Inter.

The Negatives:

Serie A is rapidly becoming a one team league, an utter joke, and without serious competition, the league will lose sponsors, investors, and even fans. Nobody, outside of us Juve fans of course, wants to see the same team win over and over and over again.

The board will pat themselves on the back and congratulate themselves on another successful season, potentially overlooking key deficiencies in the team, and possibly weakening the team even further yet again.

I hope agnelli and beppe move their cards right and built a team to win the cl. Obviously that team will steamroll the league even more.

Im sorry for italians, but as long as their teams do not start following the juve model, the dominion will continue until the end of times.

 

[Bianconero_Aus]

And it’s BS anyway, this season plenty of people all over the world have been talking about Serie A and the close title race. The Juve - Napoli and Inter - Juve games were discussed all over social media and on most football shows. It’s been anything but a one horse race this season anyway.

 

[DAiDEViL]

The Negatives:

Serie A is rapidly becoming a one team league, an utter joke, and without serious competition, the league will lose sponsors, investors, and even fans. Nobody, outside of us Juve fans of course, wants to see the same team win over and over and over again.

 

[king Ale]

It takes lots of something I don't what is to say that despite how the table looks like in each of other top 5 leagues.

 

[Bianconero_Aus]

A title race that might still go down to the final round of the season “isn’t close competition”

So what would the EPL/La Liga/Bundesliga/Ligue 1 be then?

 

[Badass J Elkann]

The Positives:

We are in all probability going to win yet another Scudetto.

Lazio and Roma will most likely make the CL.

Napoli's salty tears and another season of capitulation and what ifs for Inter.

The Negatives:

Serie A is rapidly becoming a one team league, an utter joke, and without serious competition, the league will lose sponsors, investors, and even fans. Nobody, outside of us Juve fans of course, wants to see the same team win over and over and over again.

The board will pat themselves on the back and congratulate themselves on another successful season, potentially overlooking key deficiencies in the team, and possibly weakening the team even further yet again.

Hello Sarri

 

[Hydde]

Inter and napoli must be suffering hard because no matter what they do, they cant win.

 

[pavluska]

Does anyone else prefer a Tuz meltdown over another Scudetto?

No, there's a meltdown every summer anyway, don't need to lose scudetto for it lol.

 

[Hydde]

A title race that might still go down to the final round of the season “isn’t close competition”

So what would the EPL/La Liga/Bundesliga/Ligue 1 be then?

The thing is that this league could have been done and dusted like 3 games ago if we werent complacent and playing not to our standards.

Kudos to napoli for trying, but this juve team have the players to steamroll those teams, as we are head and shoulders above them financially.

Thats the thing. We need to become even better and stomp them harder. No complacency.

 

[DAiDEViL]

A title race that might still go down to the final round of the season “isn’t close competition”

So what would the EPL/La Liga/Bundesliga/Ligue 1 be then?

Serie A:

1. Juve, 88
2. Napoli, 84
3. Roma, 70

LaLiga:

1. Barca, 86
2. Atletico, 75
3. Real, 71

EPL:

1. ManCity, 93
2. United, 77
3. Pool, 72

Buli:

1. Bayern, 81
2. Schalke, 57
3. Dortmund, 55

 

[Mark]

A show on Rai?

Top Calcio 24.

 

[Hydde]

Serie A:

1. Juve, 88
2. Napoli, 84
3. Roma, 70

LaLiga:

1. Barca, 86
2. Atletico, 75
3. Real, 71

EPL:

1. ManCity, 93
2. United, 77
3. Pool, 72

Buli:

1. Bayern, 81
2. Schalke, 57
3. Dortmund, 55

Man, bayernliga.... That thing is hardcore

 

[Linebreak]

nah don't want Koulibaly. We already have a bonehead in Giorgio but a bonehead who is far superior to Koulibaly given his insane ability in the slide tackle not to mention he bleeds grinta for this team.

Giorgio is great but he should have a more level headed, conservative partner.

Giorgio won't be around for much longer. Kalidou is a good squad option with potential for future growth.

 

[Bianconero81]

Serie A, just like Ligue 1 and Die Bundesliga is predictable. You pretty much know who is going to win the title every single year. Yes, Napoli ran us close this season, but I'm not only talking about this year, where despite a crap midfield, we're still going to win the title. That should tell you something about the state of the league; when a team with a midfield like ours, traditionally the most important part of a football team, is about to secure another Serie A title.

I'm more concerned about what the future holds, and how we're going to perform in Europe.

 

[pavluska]

The Positives:

We are in all probability going to win yet another Scudetto.

Lazio and Roma will most likely make the CL.

Napoli's salty tears and another season of capitulation and what ifs for Inter.

The Negatives:

Serie A is rapidly becoming a one team league, an utter joke, and without serious competition, the league will lose sponsors, investors, and even fans. Nobody, outside of us Juve fans of course, wants to see the same team win over and over and over again.

The board will pat themselves on the back and congratulate themselves on another successful season, potentially overlooking key deficiencies in the team, and possibly weakening the team even further yet again.

I wonder what you would've complained about if you were a Real fan or if/when we start winning CLs.

Consistency sucks and Europe needs better teams?

 

[Bianconero81]

I wonder what you would've complained about if you were a Real fan or if/when we start winning CLs.

Consistency sucks and Europe needs better teams?

We aren't winning CL titles, are we? Now zip it.

 

[lgorTudor]

biggest question is how we gonna sell that shitty banana league to amerifats and third world countries over epl and la liga

 

[pavluska]

Serie A, just like Ligue 1 and Die Bundesliga is predictable. You pretty much know who is going to win the title every single year. Yes, Napoli ran us close this season, but I'm not only talking about this year, where despite a crap midfield, we're still going to win the title. That should tell you something about the state of the league; when a team with a midfield like ours, traditionally the most important part of a football team, is about to secure another Serie A title.

I'm more concerned about what the future holds, and how we're going to perform in Europe.

When our team has been improving on paper every season and so have our competitors in the league lol.

 

[Bianconero81]

When our team has been improving on paper every season and so have our competitors in the league lol.

Improving on paper every season indeed. Clueless going forward; midfield the worst it's been in years; defense ageing and exhibiting evident cracks. I'll give you attacking depth; it's insane. Unfortunately, we aren't even utilizing it effectively.