Italian Serie A/Serie B 2013-14 Discussion

Despite all the jokes about Milan getting penalties, Juve and Napoli received exactly the same amount (11) last season

So after Lovefootballitalia disappearance a while ago, i went hunting for another similar channel. I found this https://www.youtube.com/user/legacalcioserieatim It just launched this week apparently, and it has all games from the 7th matchday (the last matchday) hopefully it'll keep updating every matchday. It has quite a few subscribers too

"The uploader has not made this video available in your country."

Its inaccessible in the Middle East

https://www.youtube.com/user/Ligue1official?feature=watch Look at this shit, Ligue 1 channel has EVERY game highlight of this season and probably the last too. Serie A Still beating rock with wood

Well i found one decent site which posts weekly games' highlights including pre-match and post match interviews from coaches/players.

You might want to check this : http://www.footytube.com/leagues/italy/serie-a/

I do not understand why Conte doesn't play Llorente. He just doesn't want to give him a chance. Could it be a personality thing?

S wrote:Well i found one decent site which posts weekly games' highlights including pre-match and post match interviews from coaches/players.

You might want to check this : http://www.footytube.com/leagues/italy/serie-a/

Nice, still it'd be better if Serie A set up their own channel on youtube or something. Kind of like Ligue 1's

Anyway, "Milan fans will be able to watch Milan-Udinese at the Stadio San Siro. The Federal Court suspended the ban."

S wrote:Well i found one decent site which posts weekly games' highlights including pre-match and post match interviews from coaches/players.

You might want to check this : http://www.footytube.com/leagues/italy/serie-a/

http://football-italia.net/ is also a website all of us in here should have bookmarked, have a look at some of the headlines of the biggest Italian papers etc.

El Shaarawy wrote:

S wrote:Well i found one decent site which posts weekly games' highlights including pre-match and post match interviews from coaches/players.

You might want to check this : http://www.footytube.com/leagues/italy/serie-a/

Nice, still it'd be better if Serie A set up their own channel on youtube or something. Kind of like Ligue 1's

Anyway, "Milan fans will be able to watch Milan-Udinese at the Stadio San Siro. The Federal Court suspended the ban."

Serie A has a channel on youtube, but I cant see it from my country. Love Football Italia was a great channel for some time, but I think copyright crap got to that one too. So now its a pain in the ass for me to find great quality clips from Serie A on utube.

use footytube

Eivindo wrote:

S wrote:Well i found one decent site which posts weekly games' highlights including pre-match and post match interviews from coaches/players.

You might want to check this : http://www.footytube.com/leagues/italy/serie-a/

http://football-italia.net/ is also a website all of us in here should have bookmarked, have a look at some of the headlines of the biggest Italian papers etc.

the best site by a mile one of my news sources

Good too see Ricky Álvarez finally playing like how Inter had hoped for when they signed him a couple of years ago.

danyjr wrote:Good too see Ricky Álvarez finally playing like how Inter had hoped for when they signed him a couple of years ago.

Yeah it's always nice to see young player evolve and reaching his potential

I seem to be the only one in the entire forum that thinks that Ricky has always played like this (or close to it). When Stramaccioni was in charge and Ricky started they won something like 8 games in a row iirc. He then proceeded to bench Ricky once Cassano recovered from injury and Inter went back to being inconsistent.

Actually ricky never got to play consistently until the whole injury crises happened. When we were doing great early on it was all Cassano and Palacio

Conte is set to test Pogba as RWB according to GdS ...

DeviAngel wrote:Yeah it's always nice to see young player evolve and reaching his potential

Thing is he's not actually a youngster any more, 25 is too old to be considered one.

BarrileteCosmico wrote:I seem to be the only one in the entire forum that thinks that Ricky has always played like this (or close to it). When Stramaccioni was in charge and Ricky started they won something like 8 games in a row iirc. He then proceeded to bench Ricky once Cassano recovered from injury and Inter went back to being inconsistent.

I'm not so sure if I find this very accurate. Certainly performed better last year than his first year at Inter and sure, he had some good matches last season but he was inconsistent in my opinion, especially his confidence was at times quite low.

danyjr wrote:

DeviAngel wrote:Yeah it's always nice to see young player evolve and reaching his potential

Thing is he's not actually a youngster any more, 25 is too old to be considered one.

that's why I said young player not youngster but he never had a decent shot at doing this until now

Ye Ricky was that player for Inter you knew had talent but didnt get to show it that much.

DeviAngel wrote:

What is truly amazing is that these players are all from different teams (except 2 Inter players). That would never happen in any other league.

Ricky had obvious talent from day one but still lacked a lot of things to play football in Serie A.Had no stamina,had a slow brain and it took him ages to make a decision,passing was off and we weren't sure of his best position.

All of this could have been ironed out with some consistent game time,average fan watching him could see it.Most of the chances he got were 10 minutes before the end when we are a couple goals down and expecting a miracle from him after he spent the last 3 games on the bench.Coaches would throw him at random positions inconsistently,from LWB to RW,them LW,LM,RM,CM,AM...It made me sick.

First time he got a consistent run of games he absolutely shined.We had all our strikers injured and he played SS alongside Rocchi.Apart from Kovacic,he was the only thing I was looking forward to week after week.With the tactical education he got from Mazzari he became one of(maybe the one) of most complete players in our team,quite a contrast from his first year when he was easily the most incomplete one.

Lazio to fight Juve for Benteke?

why the hell would Benteke go to Lazio?

flameas wrote:why the hell would Benteke go to Lazio?

They see him as ideal replacement for Klose....

Lazio might have a new project plus Hernanes jsut refused to extend

DeviAngel wrote:

flameas wrote:why the hell would Benteke go to Lazio?

They see him as ideal replacement for Klose....

Lazio might have a new project :lol:plus Hernanes jsut refused to extend

Where is Klose going