[Serie A] Nipples Soccer 1-3 JUVENTUS (January 11th, 2015) (12 Viewers)

[petersmit]

I remember them o so well.. 2 non existent penalties for Napoli to win the match 3-2.. That ref got suspended after the match but Napoli got the 3 points

 

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[Pirlo's Beard]

Finally we give Napoli fans a taste of what all the other fuckers in the league have tasted in their own back yard.

Fuck knows how we won but I don't care, great match day for Juve.

 

[sgjuveboy]

I remember them o so well.. 2 non existent penalties for Napoli to win the match 3-2.. That ref got suspended after the match but Napoli got the 3 points

what r u waiting for? up my rep!

 

[Martin]

hey, we won! that's good

 

[DUKAC]

And it's even sweeter cause we played without a single fan due to shitty "decision" by a some commite not by FIGC.

 

[dann10]

This is great, from last year, but still great

 

[CAPITANO]

 

[Valerio.]

remember the words by Totti?
In Italy is common throwing shit at Juventus and ofc nothing said if errors get in our ways.

I wish they would ban them as well but it's the same newspapers and media that don't want them banned cause that way they sell more papers or views.
Anyway it's disgusting.

 

[kao_ray]

I think that in Italy there is a serious problem with referees. They let the game become too physical and dangerous. They let the players protest and waste too much time. But the problem with the so called 'referee advantage' is only because we are by far the best team in Italy and the opposition feels that every mistake in our advantage is too much, but if it goes against us - it's a lucky break for them.

Yesterday's game just showed that. Tagliavento should have shown many yellow cards to Napoli's players and a few reds. We were kicked a lot by the opposition but we got yellow for protesting. It was a great example of poor and biased refereeing against us.

 

[CAPITANO]

The problem in Italy is the refs have no balls

 

[Seven]

I just don't understand why Italians are still whining about referees. Calciopoli saw Juventus relegated for practically nothing. No one even know on what that decision was based and who was taking it. It felt more like a lynching than a trial. And after all that, people still whine about Juventus?

Hell, Serie A still hasn't recovered from 2006. What do they want? A league the level of Hungary's?

 

[Valerio.]

I just don't understand why Italians are still whining about referees. Calciopoli saw Juventus relegated for practically nothing. No one even know on what that decision was based and who was taking it. It felt more like a lynching than a trial. And after all that, people still whine about Juventus?

Hell, Serie A still hasn't recovered from 2006. What do they want? A league the level of Hungary's?

yeah cause that way teams like Roma,Napoli,Fiorentina and even Inter and Milan can aim to win....

 

[GordoDeCentral]

Into the knockout rounds of the Champions League. Winning at San Paolo. Massimiliano Allegri boldly going where, um, Antonio Conte didn't...lol

 

[JCK]

That morning feeling after a great matchday

 

[kao_ray]

That morning feeling after a great matchday

:coffee::drill:

 

[petersmit]

The problem in Italy is the refs have no balls

This... I think pierluigi was the last ref with a big pair..
If someone broke tevez' ankle in front of goal we still wouldn't get a penalty because the ref would have 50k enemies in the stadium... That's why we never get a penalty at Napoli their stadium... The refs are afraid of their supporters

 

[abrakadaver07]

such a deserved win. Vidal is slowly getting back to his best, Pirlo looked fresh too. also, returning to 3-5-2 towards the end was a great idea.

 

[JuveJay]

Mmm, Napulitano tears.

 

[Azzurri7]

also i dont knw if it's been discussed or not, but why does it matter that chiellini was offside if he didnt touch the ball?

That's what I've been wondering myself.

He didn't influence the play at all, you can't influence a cross, set pieces are played with offside traps where you get to see at least 3 players playing the offside trap to block the Keeper's vision or create space for their team-mates or even make a mess in the penalty area.

 

[GordoDeCentral]

That's what I've been wondering myself.

He didn't influence the play at all, you can't influence a cross, set pieces are played with offside traps where you get to see at least 3 players offside to block the Keeper's vision or create a mess in the penalty area.

i reread the tules, and the thing that could be of contention is challenging for the ball part, but id still wait for professional opinion