The 2016-17 Calcio Saga Part III

Hope this is translated accurately


Paulo Dybala insists Milan can’t contest the penalty decision. “They’ve been complaining about Juventus for six years. Perhaps they should try another method.”

Just watched the game on whoscored. Seems like Milan got battered

Funny how "big teams" of Italy would rather chose to cry and whine instead of going home and improving. Handballing in the penalty area and bitching at the ref for calling it .

Milan was no match whatsoever for Juve tonight. 2 shots on goal compared to Juves 12! And Baccas goal was arguably offside too. Not to mention the uncalled penalty on Dybala earlier in the game.

Tomwin Lannister wrote:Hope this is translated accurately


Paulo Dybala insists Milan can’t contest the penalty decision. “They’ve been complaining about Juventus for six years. Perhaps they should try another method.”

Imagine winning Serie B more times than the CL in the last 20 years

TrezeGent wrote:Funny how "big teams" of Italy would rather chose to cry and whine instead of going home and improving. Handballing in the penalty area and bitching at the ref for calling it .

Milan was no match whatsoever for Juve tonight. 2 shots on goal compared to Juves 12! And Baccas goal was arguably offside too. Not to mention the uncalled penalty on Dybala earlier in the game.

That narrative is not as fun as a good old conspiracy theory though. Much less fun to discuss.

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Tomwin Lannister wrote:Hope this is translated accurately


Paulo Dybala insists Milan can’t contest the penalty decision. “They’ve been complaining about Juventus for six years. Perhaps they should try another method.”

Imagine winning Serie B more times than the CL in the last 20 years

Almost mistook you for a liverpool fan there brah with that exceptional past dwelling.

Can't realy rustle any of our jimmies here at GL Juve HQ because winning in the present is better than reminiscing about the good ol' days.

Milan should stop focusing on Juve and start giving more attention to clubs like Atalanta, who are only marginally superior.

Not a pen but who cares. Not like a draw would've made a difference for either of the two teams.

IF someone takes to long to get out of the field or is complaining about injury the ref stops his watch while the 'official' clock continues on, after the player leaves the pitch the ref unpauses his clock. I am a football ref after all

What part of that vid doesnt show his forearm sticking out to the left?

And your goal was offside. But *bleep* that, thats not important. You got robbed.

FilthyLuca wrote:What part of that vid doesnt show his forearm sticking out to the left?

And your goal was offside. But *bleep* that, thats not important. You got robbed.

dont forget the clear PK on dybala

Can't wait for VAR (video replay) to start in Serie A in 2018.

breva wrote:Can't wait for VAR (video replay) to start in Serie A in 2018.

Same. Can't wait to see the tears of Milan and inter fans trickle down their cheeks in slow motion after Alexis Sanchez, Dybala and Higuain clap them cheeks for a 7th consecutive season.

Y'all should be happy when a controversial decision happens. It gives you guys an excuse for your overall mediocrity throughout a season of 38 games. Nah, it was the fact we didn't secure a draw in Torino, that definitely would've cemented your mid table status but don't worry, you'll probably still avoid relegation.

The Derby della Lanterna is tonight.

Sampdoria could do the double, hasn't happened in Serie A since 1960. With Genoa's terrible state, a Samp win looks very possible.

The offside goal ladies and gents

Picture via Sky. pic.twitter.com/JPdOd82SKt

— Milan Fans (@MilanEye) March 10, 2017

And looks like De Sciglio has to amputate his arms next time to stop it from being in an unnatural position. That way he can rotate his body without giving away a penalty.

Only in JJuve's geometrics jjeometrics is that offside

Only in Milan do they keep complaining about the referee cause their team is not good enough.

Milan fans complaining about the refs, when just 2 weeks ago, this Bacca goal was allowed

Bacca uncapable of hitting the ball correctly:

and remember our wrongly disallowed goal earlier this season on San Siro.

Wrongly disallowed Pjanic goal:

gtfo

Ion Creanga wrote:Milan fans complaining about the refs, when just 2 weeks ago, this Bacca goal was allowed

Bacca uncapable of hitting the ball correctly:

and remember our wrongly disallowed goal earlier this season on San Siro.

Wrongly disallowed Pjanic goal:

gtfo

Bacca unable to hit the ball properly.

Its how they are. Their two games against Sassuolo have had hilariously biased reffing. Their 'big' win against us this season had a correct goal for us disallowed.

Juve gets boned by the ref against Milan, Genoa, Fiorentina and Udinese. Basically almost every time we have dropped points.

One team plays the victim, the other one focuses on playing. Behold the results.

Big teams get favourable decisions, deal with it

Funnily enough Milan still get treated like a big team for some reason and get 4x the amount of penalties we do most seasons.

We should've had a penalty for Dybala getting tripped in the box and Bacca's handball should've been a pen too tbh.

Back to my point on being a hypocrite. Had that been lichsteiner, youd be flipping out saying its not a natural position, and you cant just come in flailling because you have shitty balance and claim you didnt have time to gt out of the way.
And when Juve puts something like that bacca pic up there, its that theyre manipulating the angle so it looks that way, because theyre sneaky cheaters.

Samp winning the derby 0-1 with a goal and a very good performance by Muriel. Samp in general has been much better tonight than Genoa.

One thing in this game is Patrick Schick! he looks pretty incredible in terms of close control and creating situations. I had heard some hype but I hadn't watched him much, but god damn he looks good.

Schick again with a beautiful move to create a chance at the end. 20 minutes of him has made this game worth watching.

Ion Creanga wrote:Milan fans complaining about the refs, when just 2 weeks ago, this Bacca goal was allowed

Bacca uncapable of hitting the ball correctly:

and remember our wrongly disallowed goal earlier this season on San Siro.

Wrongly disallowed Pjanic goal:

gtfo

Honestly, those are the only 2 decisions that I remember going our favour, with the second one being debatable. On the other hand, we had much more unfavourable decisions like in Udinese, Chievo, Lazio (debatable), Bologna, etc.

This "derby" of Sassuolo-Bologna has been pretty fun.

Second half starting now. Both teams trying to win and to play well so the football is nice.

Destro still misfiring so the wide forwards have been more dangerous, specially Di Francesco. From Sassuolo Berardi is causing all sorts of problems but he plays too far from goal lately, Matri and Pellerini have been class. Politano needs to come off for Ricci imo.