Lasagna scored a delicious goal

BarrileteCosmico wrote:KEVIN LASAGNA LAST MINUTE EQUALIZER!

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LMAO (:

dat vision (:
First goal in Serie A against us

S wrote:

Robsepierre wrote:I haven't felt so good since Kevin Lasagna scored for Carpi

I bet you're still feeling that good (:

^ (:

S wrote:They would be mid-table if not for Handanovic.The guy has won like some 10-15 pts on his own.

Why not relegation batlle ?
And wat Napoli without Higuain or Juve without Dybala ?
Having a great  GK is not a fault it is same thing than having a great CF.

ES wrote:Perisic is pure trash, haven't seen anything convincing everytime he played, Urbi was right all along

He was average so far, not totally useless. He gave also an assist to Icardi but Icardi was awful today. He must do better surely, but he is not going worse than Shaqiri

Anyway Miranda was easily our best signing and no other signings are close to it.

The thread description epic GL jinx material. Playing the long game, tactical masterclass, Serie A-GL

DYBALAAAAAAAAAA

Dybala is immense. What a player.

Pogba was great for that goal too.

Dybala scored the " goal scudetto" .
If Juve wins even these matches, and it's 11 in a row, it's not definitely a good news for Napoelitans.

Serie A is like Bundesliga.
Same things read for Bundesliga can be applied for this league.
Juventus is like Bayern , they monopolize for results (basically the only team who can win the league ) and for players . They sign all the young Italian players , when you think there is a new Verratti he will go to Juve. Noone can compete with them on mercato, and on pitch. Bundes'A .

11 wins in a row.Just wow man.I dint think we'd get back to top gear in such a convincing fashion.

Terrific work from Allegri and the boys.

Pogba is amazing, basically everything i would have been critical about last season has improved to the point where it's at least good.

He's gonna cost a kings ransom after the Euros.

Robespierre wrote:Serie A is like Bundesliga.
Same things read for Bundesliga can be applied for this league.
Juventus is like Bayern , they monopolize for results (basically the only team who can win the league ) and for players . They sign all the young Italian players , when you think there is a new Verratti he will go to Juve. Noone can compete with them on mercato, and on pitch. Bundes'A .

Not our fault when the other so called big teams in the league crippled themselves with bad decisions on and off the pitch.

Robespierre wrote:Serie A is like Bundesliga.
Same things read for Bundesliga can be applied for this league.
Juventus is like Bayern , they monopolize for results (basically the only team who can win the league ) and for players . They sign all the young Italian players , when you think there is a new Verratti he will go to Juve. Noone can compete with them on mercato, and on pitch. Bundes'A .

I disagree with this. While, I agree that Juventus' infrastructure is miles ahead of all the other clubs in Serie A, I believe it comes more down to intelligence than power. Juventus makes really smart moves, all beginning with building their stadium- now in this 4 scudetti run we have only seen 2 managers- look at the other top 5-6 clubs in Italy.

Inter spent money this summer, so did Milan, Roma, Napoli. In fact, before the season began, everyone was saying how Juventus lost so much quality and other clubs even had a better mercato. It starts behind the scenes. It's easier said than done but these other clubs seem severely disorganized from top to bottom.

Great Leader Sprucenuce wrote:Pogba is amazing, basically everything i would have been critical about last season has improved to the point where it's at least good.

He's gonna cost a kings ransom after the Euros.

His passing has improved in leaps and bounds.He's become a through ball specialist lately.

The only comparison is the end result, how both teams get there is quite different IMO.

S wrote:

Great Leader Sprucenuce wrote:Pogba is amazing, basically everything i would have been critical about last season has improved to the point where it's at least good.

He's gonna cost a kings ransom after the Euros.

His passing has improved in leaps and bounds.He's become a through ball specialist lately.

Not just that to me, his overall decision making is much better and his first touch seems to be more consistent and doesn't mis control it as often.

Juve never looked like conceding in this game. Not a slight on us (we had several tactical issues in the final 3rd that need to be sorted), but a testament to their solidity. They do the 3-man backline better than any team in the world right now so all we can do is learn from this game and from how they use that system.

If anything, the scoreline was rather kind to us, but nonetheless, I think we did well defensively today. All 3 CBs surprisingly looked ok despite the 2 yellows (DDR was extremely lucky to finish the game on the pitch, it must be said) and Szczesny looked solid throughout. Florenzi was very poor again (has been since that wonder goal) and Digne was only marginally better. Vainqueuer and Pjanic were pretty average in the middle, expected more from both. Nainggolan just seems wasted behind the strikers as he doesn't understand the position like Perrotta did before him. I think that takes time, but right now he's not there. Dzeko was a passenger all game, that chance at the end notwithstanding, Salah just couldn't find his way out of Evra's pocket long enough to make any impact on the game.

I think this is the right system, but not the right group of players in some positions.

My only knock on Spalletti was that it took him way too long to make changes. That was as Garcia-esque as you can get. That said, it's game 2 for him and he's only had the squad for 10 days. I think the signs are actually pretty promising. Just need to make the right signings over the next few days and he needs to tinker a bit more with squad selection and tactics. We're moving in the right direction. That this didn't end with more goals conceded is rather indicative of it.

Luca wrote:

Robespierre wrote:Serie A is like Bundesliga.
Same things read for Bundesliga can be applied for this league.
Juventus is like Bayern , they monopolize for results (basically the only team who can win the league ) and for players . They sign all the young Italian players , when you think there is a new Verratti he will go to Juve. Noone can compete with them on mercato, and on pitch. Bundes'A .

I disagree with this. While, I agree that Juventus' infrastructure is miles ahead of all the other clubs in Serie A, I believe it comes more down to intelligence than power. Juventus makes really smart moves, all beginning with building their stadium- now in this 4 scudetti run we have only seen 2 managers- look at the other top 5-6 clubs in Italy.

Inter spent money this summer, so did Milan, Roma, Napoli. In fact, before the season began, everyone was saying how Juventus lost so much quality and other clubs even had a better mercato. It starts behind the scenes. It's easier said than done but these other clubs seem severely disorganized from top to bottom.

Inter spent 0 euro this summer..It was everything on self-financing.
Thohir is this.

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Look at the comments

Inter

It's honestly a wonder that Inter are still equal on points for 3rd considering their recent performances

This because Roma and Milan were even worse than us (Roma tied against Hellas Verona at home , a team even worse than Carpi ) .
Anyway the most frustrating this for Inter fans is to have lost points of last 3 home matches in a row always at extra-tme ( Lazio, Sassuolo, Carpi now .. incredible ).
Fioirentina is the favorite to get the 3rd place, as I said.
We are degressing since half December, and in these very bad conditions we are going to play against Juve ( Coppa Italia ) and the derby in lthis week . Oh...

this looks exactly like last season, and why wouldnt it be ? the majority of our signings turned out to be crap. We cant score for shit these days..

What's up with the Offside Scandal? How does this affect the clubs today?

Top 10 who owe the biggest amounts in the tax evasion scandal



Argentinians and tax evasion go hand in hand it seems

Galliani - A.D. Milan

Assistant Director?