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Isabella wrote:

ramsej84 wrote:Milan Milan va fa n xccc
2-0 defeat to Samp
In midweek they won thanks to two penalties.

Guess their Chinese mafia owner needs to start splashing the cash again

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You know who the players of SPAL said who both penalties were good?

I was not claiming that the penalties were illegitimate but I was pointing to the fact that they needed penalties to win...

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MUTU wrote:

ramsej84 wrote:But imo he did not touch him

You must not have seen it properly then. Not a single Torino supporter probably claimed that.



It's not possible to claim their bodies did not touch

Sure they did... but Pjanic 's reaction was theatrical to say the least. The Toro player hit him with his side and not with his knee.
Not to mention that the first YC was too harsh.
Every year is the same one or two Toro players are sent off

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Ħamrun Spartans have bolstered their defensive department as they acquired the services of Italian defender Cristian Zaccardo, who is set to become the first World Cup winner to ever play the Maltese Premier League.
Zaccardo is no new name to football fans having been part of the Italian squad who claimed the World Cup title back in 2006, during which he featured in three matches against Ghana, United States and Ukraine.
The 35-year old defender played over 300 matches in the Serie A where he donned the shirts of Palermo, Parma, Bologna, Milan and Carpi.
The former Palermo player also had a spell in Germany which turned out to be successful as he clinched the Bundesliga title with Wolfsburg under the guidance of Felix Magath.
Moreover, Zaccardo formed part of the Italian U-21 squad which placed on top of the podium in the 2004 U-21 Championships.
Zaccardo is expected to make his debut with the Spartans when they take on Premier League leaders Gżira United on October 15.

Addio Sigr Biscardi
https://twitter.com/matteosalvinimi/sta ... 2752048129
This man conducted a football prog for 33 years in a row.
He was a big promoter for the live replays to aid the Referees.(var) he died exactly when it was introduced

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Napoli could actually end Juve’s domination of the Serie A.

I'm well aware that casual followers of German football, and of course every non Bayern fan in Germany, will be saying the same about us, but I hope their dominance is finally ended.

BUT I recall they failed to win their first five games or something last season and still managed to win the league easily so there's a long way to go.

Lukas wrote:I'm well aware that casual followers of German football, and of course every non Bayern fan in Germany, will be saying the same about us, but I hope their dominance is finally ended.

BUT I recall they failed to win their first five games or something last season and still managed to win the league easily so there's a long way to go.

The problem with Napoli is that they have a small squad. In order to be able to win the serie A they need to forget the European expedition.

P.S Forza Lazio

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I didn’t say that as a slight towards Juventus. I actually don’t care about what happens in Italy at all, but Napoli are playing some fascinating football and today despite the 1-0 score they were convincing and the better team against Roma and that too away.

Napoli vs Citeh should be two good games.

Last time Juve loat at home was in Aug 2015 vs Udinese...
Last time Lazio won vs juve in the league was in 2002

This is Dybala missing a stoppage time penalty(his second miss in a row) https://youtu.be/97G40WORxEA

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Juve were unlucky ... hitting the post twice ... although Douglas scored from an off side.
On the other hand Napoli scored a lucky goal.
Tonight Inter v Milan

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ramsej84 wrote:Juve were unlucky ... hitting the post twice ... although Douglas scored from an off side.
On the other hand Napoli scored a lucky goal.
Tonight Inter v Milan

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Douglas Costa was not offside. Look at the player in the right back position who is keeping Douglas Costa onside.

ramsej84 wrote:Juve were unlucky ... hitting the post twice ... although Douglas scored from an off side.
On the other hand Napoli scored a lucky goal.
Tonight Inter v Milan

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Btw, the Juve Forums are all doom and gloom wondering why they got Costa.

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He scored? Must be Blue moon again...

MUTU wrote:

ramsej84 wrote:Juve were unlucky ... hitting the post twice ... although Douglas scored from an off side.
On the other hand Napoli scored a lucky goal.
Tonight Inter v Milan

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Douglas Costa was not offside. Look at the player in the right back position who is keeping Douglas Costa onside.

hard to fail when they check the replay XD
Still we're underperfoming but if Dybala delivered last 2 penalties we could have 4more points than we have actually.
But this year looks like Napoli time to win.
Juventus lost too much by selling Bonucci and Dani Alves.
We replaced them with 2 broken tools like Howedes and De Sciglio.
While we have out Marchisio and Pjanic and we spent a huge sum to get Costa and Bernardeschi when we needed only one of them! Seeing how Allegri will never bench Mandzukic and instead bench Dybala.
Allegri is a madman benching Alex Sandro and Dybala.
Then subbing off Lichsteiner to pull in Sturaro as right back.

What worse Higuain is in awful form. Not scoring even on the easiest ways.... and Dybala failing 2 last minute penalities which could've given us +2points against atalanta to pull a 2-3 and 2-2 against Lazio at home.
I was screaming like a mad as well cause that's just not possible! leading and then in less than 10mins conceding twice hitting 2 posts with Higuain and Dybala. Missing some huge chances with Higuain and then you win a last second penalty via Var and Dybala fail again to equalize....
That's just not our year.
We didn't replace Dani Alves and we didn't replace Bonucci.

Now Allegri is totally out of it.
Never fielding the same back four for some consecutive games.
Always switching Benatia-Barzagli and Rugani.
When Barzagli is almost 37years old


Costa isn't a bad players but he is a no brain one. Give him a simple job to do like running till the corner zone and cross and he might do well.
But that's it!