The 2013/14 Calcio Saga: Episode III

Robespierre wrote:How many ppl would have thought on September that
Callejon >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Hamsik , for overall yield?

Its crazy. Nobody would have believed this, but its nice with surprises.

Callejon has moments with the ball where he is completely brainless, and his passing is normally not much to write home about, but his movement and positioning along with his pace is quite handy for countering and scoring for Napoli.

Roma are in no hurry to secure the future of coach Rudi Garcia despite their excellent season so far.

The 50-year-old Frenchman joined Roma from Lille last year and has enjoyed immediate success at the capital club.

Roma currently sit second in Serie A, six points ahead of nearest rivals Napoli with a game in hand, and are set for their best season since they finished runners-up in 2009-10.

Roma general director Mauro Baldissoni told asromanews.it: "Garcia has one year left in his contract and hence, we have all the time to discuss his renewal.

"We want to reciprocally extend our rapport. There is time to renew his contract."

Roma can cut the gap on Juve to eight points with victory against Parma on Wednesday, and Baldissoni is not giving up hope that they can claim a stunning league victory.

"I'm optimistic that Roma can win its remaining games," he added.

"With regards to Juve's advantage in the standings, we can only hope.

Forza wrote:Surely Bonaventura will go to a big club after this season with Atalanta.

I think Fiorentina

Eivindo wrote:

Robespierre wrote:How many ppl would have thought on September that
Callejon >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Hamsik , for overall yield?

Its crazy. Nobody would have believed this, but its nice with surprises.

Callejon has moments with the ball where he is completely brainless, and his passing is normally not much to write home about, but his movement and positioning along with his pace is quite handy for countering and scoring for Napoli.

Callejon is not a "trumpery" player but he's incredibly concrete. Always decisive for big matches then.

He is the most irreplaceable player for Napoli. Benitez renounced sometimes even to Higuain for turnover, but hardly he renounces to Callejon.
perfect player for his tactica layouts,and no one makes the double phase (offensive and defensive)   as him

While Hamsik is not in  tuning with Benitez, he is not good for 4-2-3-1, Mazzarri-esque player more than Benitez-esque

Hernanes !!

First goal as Inter player for him

Palacioooooooooo
0-2

Cari

1-2
*bleep*.

Innocent Emeghara is a discount Diego Costa

Kolo Toure-esque


No words , I am done with this season , really stop.

Regardless Toure-esque assist by Guarin ( he did same thing in Barcellona - Porto European Supercup 2011 ) , I can't understand why an expert defender as Walter Samuel didn't tackle

*bleep* , just 5 minutes to end, it would have been the best  expendable red card since Suarez against
Ghana...

I've seen other mediocre seasons , but I've never remembered a season with so much jinx  and and self-harm as this year

A team so much lover of suicide, the amount of points wasted in this way is enormous

While never a win with luck , never , only this  jinx and similar errors. a torment from the first to the last day .
All this to go for a painful EL playoff at best.
An endless vicious circle
a *bleep* shitty nonsense season , even 0 penalties given , the only European club to have this record.

everything has gone really wrong

squad good just to ruin own health, not even last year I hated the football as this year

oh wow that is terrible Freddy.

Robes are you on FIF?

McAgger wrote:oh wow that is terrible Freddy.

Robes are you on FIF?

FIF? I don't have understood   

Robespierre wrote:

McAgger wrote:oh wow that is terrible Freddy.

Robes are you on FIF?

FIF? I don't have understood   

Forza Inter Forum

Spoiler:

I'm sure Mazzari will find a way to blame Kovacic for that

zizzle wrote:Cari

haha

Miss Cari so much.We all do.

ahhhh   

No I am not there.

Dat pass from Freddy

Oh wait...

zizzle wrote:

Spoiler:

I'm sure Mazzari will find a way to blame Kovacic for that

We can save him. We still own Nocerino if you are interested.

We are already interested in Kovacic

Following Phil's footsteps

Hopefully we get rid of Mazzari before Kovacic calls it a day

DeviAngel wrote:

  

I think this man is having nerve meltdown....

McAgger wrote:We are already interested in Kovacic

Following Phil's footsteps

zizzle wrote:Hopefully we get rid of Mazzari before Kovacic calls it a day

Mazzarri prefers him even Kuzmanovic , no future for Kovacic here if Mazzarri remains.
Even Coutinho had more chanes than him to Inter , only Stramaccioni rated Kovacic
and infact tbh I couldn't Coutinho was so good , Rodgers made a great job on him and it would have a similar thing for Kovacic because a manager good to develop young players.
Kovacic is still immature because of his age , he needs of time, not ready as Pogba or others, on the other hand I remember still Mkael Silvestre, absolute scrub here another story to Manchester United, young players need of a good context to exploit (and infact all overrated Davide Santon in Inter of Mourinho ... ) and that was a wretched season although we began the league with Ronaldo-Roberto Baggio..
Same complicated and difficult season also now, but without Ronaldo and Baggio.

In b4 Spalletti to Inter