Serie A 2024-25 (183 Viewers)
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So what do you guys expect?
1. Complete success: we win 4th place, Napoli win Serie A, PSG win CL.
2. Suicide scenario: Inter wins the double, we finish out of CL.
3. Fuck this shit scenario: Inter wins CL, Napoli win Serie A, Juve out of top 4.
4. Fuck this shit scenario but not as much as number 3: Inter wins the double, Juve win 4th
5. Fuck this shit too scenario, but not as much as number 4: Inter wins CL, Napoli win serie A, Juve win 4th.
6. Semi-fuck this shit scenario: PSG wins CL, Inter win serie A, Juve out of top 4.
7. Middle ground: Juve win 4th, Psg win CL, Inter win scudetto.
And I forgot 8:
8. PSG wins CL, Napoli win serie A, we finish 5th
1. Complete success: we win 4th place, Napoli win Serie A, PSG win CL.
2. Suicide scenario: Inter wins the double, we finish out of CL.
3. Fuck this shit scenario: Inter wins CL, Napoli win Serie A, Juve out of top 4.
4. Fuck this shit scenario but not as much as number 3: Inter wins the double, Juve win 4th
5. Fuck this shit too scenario, but not as much as number 4: Inter wins CL, Napoli win serie A, Juve win 4th.
6. Semi-fuck this shit scenario: PSG wins CL, Inter win serie A, Juve out of top 4.
7. Middle ground: Juve win 4th, Psg win CL, Inter win scudetto.
And I forgot 8:
8. PSG wins CL, Napoli win serie A, we finish 5th
Inter have carried this "unbeatable" aura in the CL when things have mattered, reminds me a lot of us in 2017 (fingers cross for a similar ending). But I see them winning the final, pretty maturely: 2-0. On the other hand, I think Napoli will grind out a couple of wins.
I still see us slip up in the last round with Roma going 6/6.
So scenario 3..
I still see us slip up in the last round with Roma going 6/6.
So scenario 3..
clear dive indeed
that's what he has to do in italy. that's the league we're playing in
since calciopoli, juventus coaches very rarely complained about referees. allegri famously did it after the coppa final, but that's extremely rare. this is the club's policy and i think it has to stop as soon as possible. putting pressure on the refs is something our opponents do on a rarely basis
that's what he has to do in italy. that's the league we're playing in
since calciopoli, juventus coaches very rarely complained about referees. allegri famously did it after the coppa final, but that's extremely rare. this is the club's policy and i think it has to stop as soon as possible. putting pressure on the refs is something our opponents do on a rarely basis
RANIERI IS FURIOUS! Speaking to 'DAZN' after AtalantaRoma: "I’d like to know if the penalty for us was there or not.
They’ve always told us that the Var only steps in for clear and obvious errors, so why did it intervene? It’s clear that Pasalic touches Manu Kone’s knee. If they hadn’t given it, we would’ve stayed quiet, but they gave it, and it shouldn’t have been taken away.
We accept it, congratulations to Atalanta, but also to our boys. Just tell us the rules have changed, maybe they’ve changed, and I don’t know." Luca Marelli then stepped in, explaining that there was no contact.
And Ranieri snaps: "How can he say there was none, we’re watching it! How can he? How can he?" A couple of seconds of silence, then he walks away from the interview: "Alright, good evening."
They’ve always told us that the Var only steps in for clear and obvious errors, so why did it intervene? It’s clear that Pasalic touches Manu Kone’s knee. If they hadn’t given it, we would’ve stayed quiet, but they gave it, and it shouldn’t have been taken away.
We accept it, congratulations to Atalanta, but also to our boys. Just tell us the rules have changed, maybe they’ve changed, and I don’t know." Luca Marelli then stepped in, explaining that there was no contact.
And Ranieri snaps: "How can he say there was none, we’re watching it! How can he? How can he?" A couple of seconds of silence, then he walks away from the interview: "Alright, good evening."