Wait...


Both clubs try to seperate by making a new stadium...

And both end up fighting over the exact same spot... and might end up sharing the new one?!




Dat Milanese comedy duo never disappoints.

Maroni has always been a ridiculous man , first of all politically ...

So...what happens to San Siro?

West ham and spurs will probably fight over it

Roma  Juve willl win again the Scudetto..  

danyjr wrote:So...what happens to San Siro?

It is too early to say

yeah, get on the juve bandwagon.. *bleep* off.

What an amazing weekend for Juve.

Losses for Napoli and Fiorentina
Draws for Inter and Roma

What a weekend for them.

Roma

I expected Roma to drop some points after their streak was over but now im beginning to think that their CL spot is no longer guaranteed

Roma now on a drawing streak.

Congratulations Juve for the title

Drawma vs Drawventus

Nice to know that three of the four biggest leagues have already been decided in November.

Huge gameweek for Serie A in the Champions League this week, the results of Napoli and Juventus may drastically alter the scudetto race.

so far so good

Like I said, Juve's squad depth would eventually win out at the end of the day. Roma suffered 2/3 crucial injuries and fell apart fairly easily.

Still, a 3rd placed finished would be an excellent achievement.

Don't get ahead of yourselves, Roma is just one point behind...

Roma to win please.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-25128115

The Italian Senate has voted to expel ex-Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi from parliament with immediate effect over his conviction for tax fraud.

Berlusconi, who has dominated politics for 20 years, could now face arrest over other criminal cases as he has lost his immunity from prosecution.

He told supporters in Rome it was a "day of mourning" for democracy.

Ahead of the vote, he vowed to remain in politics to lead his Forza Italia in a "fight for the good of Italy".


  

1993-2013
Too late.

Meelan

zizzle wrote:http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-25128115

The Italian Senate has voted to expel ex-Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi from parliament with immediate effect over his conviction for tax fraud.

Berlusconi, who has dominated politics for 20 years, could now face arrest over other criminal cases as he has lost his immunity from prosecution.

He told supporters in Rome it was a "day of mourning" for democracy.

Ahead of the vote, he vowed to remain in politics to lead his Forza Italia in a "fight for the good of Italy".


  

Good.

Berlusconi being evicted is one of the best things that can happen for Italia. The fact that he has lamented the fall of democracy in his ousting is pure irony. Mario Monti in his temporary tenure was better than Berlusconi in the last 10 years.

I do not care what it means for Milan as Italia in this case comes and must come first.

It means nothing for Milan . Nor would have meant anything different or positive or negative had he decided to stay away from politics after that.

Berlusconi will never again be what he used to be for Milan , politics or not.

Arquitescu wrote:Berlusconi being evicted is one of the best things that can happen for Italia. The fact that he has lamented the fall of democracy in his ousting is pure irony. Mario Monti in his temporary tenure was better than Berlusconi in the last 10 years.

I do not care what it means for Milan as Italia in this case comes and must come first.

but have you got Italian origins ? anyway yes, good words

however I think little will change for AC Milan ...certainly, itis not a good time for Berlusconi, in field and outside, he can not even console himself with the football..