Re: Serie A Thread
..... playing Napoli at San Paolo is never easy. Inter have lost here as well. Sold out with 60 000 fans, we were taught a lesson. 1 game left.
not only inter, ste... sampdoria, fiorentina, juventus (juve tho lost mostly thanks to some wrong refs calls) udinese, palermo and atalanta too lost in San Paolo.
they're a very good team. they have the perfect blend of experience and youth, a good coach, a solid financial situation and one of the greatests sporting directors in history (
Marino), who is today arguably (together with
Corvino) the best sporting director in europe.
if de laurentis (napoli's president) won't get on the "zamparini mode" (what he actually does sometimes), napoli might follow fiorentina's footsteps in a few years.
talking about the team, they made some false steps this season (quite a few tbh), but this is mostly due to the type of players they have. most of them are very young, many of them are facing their first serie a experience.
Sabac Red said:
Siena have scalped pretty big this year Juve last week, they did Roma at home and now the Inter result.
the team is actually very poor. siena and livorno are the only really weak sides in serie a (as all the others low-table teams are full of quality players).
but, unlike livorno, siena has an
awesome coach, and, thanks to him, siena was able to call itself out of the relegation battle pretty early this season.
anyway another fantastic week has gone... i wish this season would never end :-D
there would be a lot of topics to talk about; the parma situation, torino's disappointing season, lazio's disaster (rossi is about to leave), the 4th place battle, the scudetto battle, those 2 coaches spalletti and prandelli passed their torch to; mazzarri and beretta... the next best things (actually the current best things too) in serie a!.....
but i'm already late so maybe next time
