we have a certain someone who has 280+ goals for this club in the team...but screw that he's old.
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[Serie A] Bologna 1-1 JUVENTUS (postponed to March 7th) (87 Viewers)
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i cant comprehend that Zlatan would win 9th title in a row... and we would basically hand it to him..
i rather have us suck ass the entire season than bend over and choke in the end
fuck, my spirits are so goddamn law right now, and i see no hope... is there a chance in hell than Cosmi's Lecce can perform a miracle at San Siro?
i rather have us suck ass the entire season than bend over and choke in the end
fuck, my spirits are so goddamn law right now, and i see no hope... is there a chance in hell than Cosmi's Lecce can perform a miracle at San Siro?
I still think that against small teams Ibra is what seperates us. I don't think milan without ibra against small teams would be such a walk in the park. The defenders are just scared of him and he is so much better then people around that he really can win singlehandedly. We don't have such a player, that is fact, at least half of our draws would be wins if we had such player a real game changer.
Maybe Alen could provide some stats with Ibra and without against small teams?
Maybe Alen could provide some stats with Ibra and without against small teams?
who has that idea ? 
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I don't have time, but I don't think there will be a big difference and stats won't show the true story. I know that Inter struggled a lot when he was injured. In Milan he didn't miss many matches to get a objective picture.
But stats aren't needed to see how big difference Zlatan makes against the small teams. He's definitely the biggest difference maker in serie A I've ever seen, even though there were other big players in this league, (much) superior to Zlatan in quality.
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1:1 vs Bologna earlier this season. But he was replaced at half time due to Vucinic's red card and we were leading 1:0 at the time. He started only 3 matches in serie A, though
But stats aren't needed to see how big difference Zlatan makes against the small teams. He's definitely the biggest difference maker in serie A I've ever seen, even though there were other big players in this league, (much) superior to Zlatan in quality.
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1:1 vs Bologna earlier this season. But he was replaced at half time due to Vucinic's red card and we were leading 1:0 at the time. He started only 3 matches in serie A, though
Counting the Coppa.
My point is that it's not just about the performance, it's about the change in mentality that such leader brings.
People undermine the importance of having leaders on the field. we have none... maybe pirlo but that's not enough..
Some might say Conte himself was doing the leading, but I saw him being static the past few games...
My point is that it's not just about the performance, it's about the change in mentality that such leader brings.
People undermine the importance of having leaders on the field. we have none... maybe pirlo but that's not enough..
Some might say Conte himself was doing the leading, but I saw him being static the past few games...
It's a miracle that we are in 2'nd place with the squad that we have, and our highly anemic attack. You guys should be happy with where we are now; no need to be too greedy. Our defense has been awesome, and our midfield trio are arguably the best starting unit in Serie A (when all are fit, available, and on the same page). Our attack is one of the weakest amongst the big guns, and yet we are still in 2'nd, and with a chance to be in joint first should we beat Bologna.
In any case, I still think Milan will win the league (precisely because they are able to do what we can't; consistently collect points against shitty opponents and score goals). We should be more concerned about Udinese, Lazio, and Napoli, who are slowly closing in on us. Roma and Inter are no threat at present, as both teams seem to be in complete disarray (in the case of Inter absolute free-fall).
In any case, I still think Milan will win the league (precisely because they are able to do what we can't; consistently collect points against shitty opponents and score goals). We should be more concerned about Udinese, Lazio, and Napoli, who are slowly closing in on us. Roma and Inter are no threat at present, as both teams seem to be in complete disarray (in the case of Inter absolute free-fall).