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International
- 24 October 2005
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- Palermo
Re: Serie A Thread - 2010/11 Season

italy is indeed a great place to live in.... but u have an entire lifetime to enjoy la dolce vita in italia (or everywhere u want).... once u retire from professional football
oh that's for sure. that's why i told u i would move somewhere else tooBut my point remains, as a player, you don't care about none of that. All you know is like I said if you're Inler or Cassani, players HALF your ability are making 3 times as much money as you in let's say EPL! And that is wrong and would wanna make you move there. It's that simple. All that other stuff concerns the clubs, economy, stability, presidents, etc.
But as a player, you and I don't care about that too much. All I know is the pay-check I'm getting is far less than it could be.

italy is indeed a great place to live in.... but u have an entire lifetime to enjoy la dolce vita in italia (or everywhere u want).... once u retire from professional football

well those days serie a was definitely the fanciest and most hyped league in europe.... but i don't know about "the strongest".... i mean from a financial point of view we might aswell say we were way weaker those days .... besides, although we had loads of overpaid big stars..... to be brutally honest the overall quality of the football played was nowhere near as entertaining as it is today.PLF said:I REMEMBER the days of over-spending in Serie A. That's when it was also probably strongest league
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was such a joy to watch.




