Italian Serie A Megathread

Fantastic goal from Palacio. What a flick

http://www.101greatgoals.com/gvideos/rodrigo-palacio-v-lazio/

 

Ibra sent off for ridiculous punch/slap attempt at Aronica round the back of team-mates head

 

Free ESPN so no need to rely on an internet stream for once

 

Seen Borini scored a double for Roma against Inter. Think we should have tried to sign him, probably wouldnt have got him but he looked utter class at Swansea, reminded me of a young Sutton.

 

Juventus still unbeaten, a lot of draws but still excellent to be unbeaten at this stage of the season.

 

* happened to Inter

 

Zlatan Ibrahimovic being a * once again shocker
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=Vuewn3pGKfM

 

Roma director Franco Baldini has revealed that Daniele De Rossi has signed a new contract until 2015.

 

Inter took such a hammering haha. :icon_mrgreen:

 

Milan v Juve tonight :icon_mrgreen:

 

im confident juve will win. i dont rate alessandro matri, though

 

hi people, how are you?

yesterday sorted out the reasons of the (?)sentence(?) of Faulsepoli's trial.
In Italy it takes about 3 months for that.
People who were interested looked forward for that, because in the trial didn't emerge any proof against the defendants.

Yesterday we had confirmation. In the sentence it's written that:

- there wasn't any manipulation on the nominations of referees
- there wasn't any kidnapping of referees (ridicolous accusers arrived to that)
- the defence was obstructed at the beginning of the trial
- the system of accuses has been generally dismantled by the hearing
- and.....listen well ....... the championship was REGULAR ..... because there wasn't any single match arranged

For everyone gifted by a normal mind, all that is something releated to a discharge's sentence.
We know, instead, that Moggi, not only has been condamned, but also to the maximun of the punishment !!

The sentence explains why: ........ he used to call the referees' chiefs !!
Also in Groenlandia people have learnt that everybody did that in Italy, and they did it because it was possible to.
Interceptions showed that Moggi's calls were much less involving than Milan's and Inter's ones...... that's the difference between Juve and milanese teams.

Which is consequence of another difference:
in Milan, business people use to corrupt public officiers, don't product anything for the country and live on the shoulders of others.
in Turin, people have built Italy first, and then there's tradition of work, respect and civilization.

Proud to stay on the right side, not only for football stuff.

 

as above. really interesting revelation

http://www.goal.com/en-gb/news/3276...ue-372-million-damages-claim-over-calciopoli-

 

Fabio Capello's next job likely to be as manager of Internazionale.

 

Inter getting beat once again at home

 

Comon to * inter just one * goal

 

FT 1NIL Novara

 

Inter are * terrible at times Not got that bad a squad as well. Thought Ranieri was doing OK up til recently, now their just as bad as the start of the season

 

On another note, Juve now 2 games in hand, the first being tonight away at Bologna. Hopefully win there and then beat Catania at home on the 18th to take a 4 point lead at the top. Milan don't play again in the league til the 19th then they play each other so all going well a very decent lead at the top could be garnered by the end of the month

 

Inters players are too old now.

Cambiasso has been pish for the last 2 years, Cordoba has been past it for about 5 seasons, he should be at a team like Parma now as should Cambiasso and probably Stankovic. They need a massive overhaul but they dont seem to have the money.

Its sad how Italian football has went from easily the best throughout the 80s and 90s and maybe early 2000's to about 4th best now.

The whole League needs overhauled I think actually as the teams have terrible old stadia a lot with running tracks and poor atmospheres.