It's such a relief that people finally realise how retarded FI and goal writers are.
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He's actually a Juventino and Inter fans even a thread about him 
http://forzainterforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=5752
I remember he was against the Sissoko transfer like we all were but for different reasons as we had enough DMs at the time and need someone who could pass the ball. (unbelievable to think that that was our first year back from B and we still havn't addressed the issue)
But even after a few games when Momo started bossing our Midfield he would os still given him poor ratings.
I sometimes wondered if he even watched our games.
http://forzainterforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=5752
I remember he was against the Sissoko transfer like we all were but for different reasons as we had enough DMs at the time and need someone who could pass the ball. (unbelievable to think that that was our first year back from B and we still havn't addressed the issue)
But even after a few games when Momo started bossing our Midfield he would os still given him poor ratings.
I sometimes wondered if he even watched our games.
Sorry, but that's just laughable. You can't put it any of way.
If it was easy, we'd have far more points than we do now.
LOL these forums are hilarious when we're in crisis mood. Anyway, let all you clowns come up with these shithouse unimaginative nicknames for our managers/players/boards, ill just stick to supporting my team.
P.S An Inter fan in that thread actually says "Since when Juventus is a european giant?" 
Those guys really are retarded!
Those guys really are retarded!
oh what a great club they r... even in our biggest crisis, worst coach ever and biggest injury list they needed a goal in the 90th min to win... and don't forget they lost in turino in decembre.
and noone will ever mention them if somebody ask about european giants....
No disagreement here. But I think you just read the title in that group.
This is what he said when we were in serie B:
«La Juve, a Torino città, è come se non esistesse. Non se ne parla. Sarà forse un semplice caso ma io incontro solo persone che si dicono tifosi del Torino e mi chiedono del Toro»
And now he's our coach
This is what he said when we were in serie B:
«La Juve, a Torino città, è come se non esistesse. Non se ne parla. Sarà forse un semplice caso ma io incontro solo persone che si dicono tifosi del Torino e mi chiedono del Toro»
And now he's our coach
Besides, what he said might not be very far from the truth. From what I read, Juve indeed has fewer local supporters than Torino in the city of Turin. And especially many "native" Turin citizens only support Torino.
It's far from being mission impossible, I agree. 4 points behind the 4th placed Napoli and a game in hand.
But there are valid reasons why Andy and many others are so pessimistic. I'll name some:
1. We have 8 home and 9 away matches left in serie A. 4 of the away matches are against Milan, Inter, Napoli and Fiorentina, all of them hot candidates for top 4, in addition to away matches against Sampdoria and Udinese. In order to get that 4th place we'll need to gain lots of points on away turf and it will be pretty tough with a schedule like this.
2. How much time will be needed until we get on form again? We have a pretty easy schedule in the next 4 rounds. Home matches against Lazio and Genoa and away matches to Livorno and Bologna. This might be a blessing (not to play the best teams while we're in awful form and missing so many players) but it also might be very tricky and negative because it'll take time to get out of these crisis and if we lose pts on the next 3-4 matches, then it will be tougher as time goes on because the best teams will follow later and we play most of them away.
3. Our tradition with injuries. Will it miraculously stop or our players will keep getting injured.
4. Europa league. How long will we stay there. For example, we play Palermo (another rival of ours for the top 4) 3 days after we play Ajax in Europa League. That automatically gives an advantage to Palermo in our match and if we keep going in Europe other teams will also have an advantage before they play us.
5. How well will our main rivals do? If Fiorentina gets Cassano, they'll be a strong rival for that 4th place, especially if Bayern gives them an early elimination from the CL.
But there are valid reasons why Andy and many others are so pessimistic. I'll name some:
1. We have 8 home and 9 away matches left in serie A. 4 of the away matches are against Milan, Inter, Napoli and Fiorentina, all of them hot candidates for top 4, in addition to away matches against Sampdoria and Udinese. In order to get that 4th place we'll need to gain lots of points on away turf and it will be pretty tough with a schedule like this.
2. How much time will be needed until we get on form again? We have a pretty easy schedule in the next 4 rounds. Home matches against Lazio and Genoa and away matches to Livorno and Bologna. This might be a blessing (not to play the best teams while we're in awful form and missing so many players) but it also might be very tricky and negative because it'll take time to get out of these crisis and if we lose pts on the next 3-4 matches, then it will be tougher as time goes on because the best teams will follow later and we play most of them away.
3. Our tradition with injuries. Will it miraculously stop or our players will keep getting injured.
4. Europa league. How long will we stay there. For example, we play Palermo (another rival of ours for the top 4) 3 days after we play Ajax in Europa League. That automatically gives an advantage to Palermo in our match and if we keep going in Europe other teams will also have an advantage before they play us.
5. How well will our main rivals do? If Fiorentina gets Cassano, they'll be a strong rival for that 4th place, especially if Bayern gives them an early elimination from the CL.
