Is Higuain going to be your main striker?

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RealGunner wrote:Is Higuain going to be your main striker?

Between him and Dybala so far. He came back early and really fit, working super hard to stay in the team. Played all preseason games and scored the most. Note that Dybala arrived later from the copa america.

Sarri has tried a few tings and it's clear not much is set yet. From preseason this is how it's been:

Ronaldo/Costa - Higuain/Dybala - Bernardeschi/Costa

The lineup I copied for the match was wrong. This is the real one:

Szczesny; Alex Sandro, Chiellini, Bonucci, Danilo; Rabiot, Pjanic, Khedira; Costa, Dybala, Bernardeschi

Beautiful to see Dybala in the center

Amazing goal by Dybala

Football Italia has released its season preview series for all 20 clubs.

2019-20 Season Preview

English please

iftikhar wrote:English please

It talks about the subscribtion at the stadium for season 2019-2020
Inter are the club with most number of fans to have made a subscribtion (40'000 Inter fans) . 2nd are Milan  with their fans to 30'000, 3rd are Juve fans (27'0000 etc)
Just 8'000 Neapolitans have made a subscription this year.

season tickets?

Yes

Ouch. 8000 is shocking

Inter glad they can finally be excited for a season

I think Bayern sell 35000 season tickets but from what I understand, it could probably be many many more yet the club doesn't allow more season tickets, as it would further reduce the contingent of tickets on sale, for visiting fans, or 'fans', or visitors, or tourists, who of course also pay much more for one single ticket than the season ticket brings which is highly discounted.
Keeping in mind that the Allinaz Arena has been sold out for every single home game ever.

I could imagine the calculation is similar at Jjuve

Hapless_Hans wrote:season tickets?

Yes
I had't translated because unsure on how do it ( I received different results for" abbonamento"), I've googled on Borussia Dortmund why I remember they got sold out about "subscriptions" at the stadium

Hapless_Hans wrote:I think Bayern sell 35000 season tickets but from what I understand, it could probably be many many more yet the club doesn't allow more season tickets, as it would further reduce the contingent of tickets on sale, for visiting fans, or 'fans', or visitors, or tourists, who of course also pay much more for one single ticket than the season ticket brings which is highly discounted.
Keeping in mind that the Allinaz Arena has been sold out for every single home game ever.

I could imagine the calculation is similar at Jjuve

Exactly
Same for Inter and I suppose for other clubs
Basically Inter got sold out because 40'000 was the maximum at the disposal for subscriptions
Inter have a faithful fanbase though, it's not a Conte effect.. Similar numbers last year
Anyway big clubs always keep a good portion of "available tickets" during the year otherwise noone could buy it, or we could see empty spaces

Robespierre wrote:

iftikhar wrote:English please

It talks about the subscribtion at the stadium for season 2019-2020
Inter are the club with most number of fans to have made a subscribtion (40'000 Inter fans) . 2nd are Milan  with their fans to 30'000, 3rd are Juve fans (27'0000 etc)
Just 8'000 Neapolitans have made a subscription this year.

That Napoli figure is downright shockingly ridiculous. Specially in the context that they have had very good seasons for 5-4 seasons now.

I heard even in our darkest days (late H&G and early FSG) we sold 30k.

Serie A finally starting tomorrow.

Parma-Juve
Sarri has pneumonia and will miss at least the first 2 matchdays so Martusciello takes charge.

Szczesny; Alex, Chiellini, Bonucci, Danilo/De Sciglio; Rabiot, Pjanic, Khedira; Ronaldo, Dybala/Higuain, Costa/Bernardeschi

Those are the 3 doubts in our lineup for the game. Ramsey still isn't fit to start.

The evening game looks great too with Fiorentina-Napoli.

Fiorentina-Napoli is certainly the game of the day to watch. Fiorentina in general will be interesting to watch this season.

As for Parma-Juve, Parma didn't completely disappoint last season and at times were entertaining to watch. I don't think they'll intend to rollover for Juve, but that might just happen anyway.

McLewis wrote:Fiorentina-Napoli is certainly the game of the day to watch. Fiorentina in general will be interesting to watch this season.

As for Parma-Juve, Parma didn't completely disappoint last season and at times were entertaining to watch. I don't think they'll intend to rollover for Juve, but that might just happen anyway.

Fiorentina was always entertaining for better parts since 96/97. They started well last season but really struggled to stay up. What are their potentials this season??? I need a fall-back option in case Roma does really bad .

iftikhar wrote:

McLewis wrote:Fiorentina-Napoli is certainly the game of the day to watch. Fiorentina in general will be interesting to watch this season.

As for Parma-Juve, Parma didn't completely disappoint last season and at times were entertaining to watch. I don't think they'll intend to rollover for Juve, but that might just happen anyway.

Fiorentina was always entertaining for better parts since 96/97. They started well last season but really struggled to stay up. What are their potentials this season??? I need a fall-back option in case Roma does really bad .

Bundesliga's my fall-back option. We'd have to be mathematically out of contention for CL places by Christmas for me to phone it in completely though.

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iftikhar wrote:

McLewis wrote:Fiorentina-Napoli is certainly the game of the day to watch. Fiorentina in general will be interesting to watch this season.

As for Parma-Juve, Parma didn't completely disappoint last season and at times were entertaining to watch. I don't think they'll intend to rollover for Juve, but that might just happen anyway.

Fiorentina was always entertaining for better parts since 96/97. They started well last season but really struggled to stay up. What are their potentials this season??? I need a fall-back option in case Roma does really bad .

If you are looking for a feel-good fallback option, Fiorentina are not the way to go. Total question mark on them and montella. Horrible last season, new owners, interesting squad, montella. Anything can happen. Watch them if you are interested in looking at some new/young players because they have many exciting ones like Chiesa, Milenkovic, Drawoski, Sottil, Vlahovic and Lirola.

Otherwise hop on Atalanta. Bologna also look promising.

rincon wrote:

iftikhar wrote:

McLewis wrote:Fiorentina-Napoli is certainly the game of the day to watch. Fiorentina in general will be interesting to watch this season.

As for Parma-Juve, Parma didn't completely disappoint last season and at times were entertaining to watch. I don't think they'll intend to rollover for Juve, but that might just happen anyway.

Fiorentina was always entertaining for better parts since 96/97. They started well last season but really struggled to stay up. What are their potentials this season??? I need a fall-back option in case Roma does really bad .

If you are looking for a feel-good fallback option, Fiorentina are not the way to go. Total question mark on them and montella. Horrible last season, new owners, interesting squad, montella. Anything can happen. Watch them if you are interested in looking at some new/young players because they have many exciting ones like Chiesa, Milenkovic, Drawoski, Sottil, Vlahovic and Lirola.

Otherwise hop on Atalanta. Bologna also look promising.

Thanks Rincon. Frankly, I would have time/need to bother about anyone if Liverpool moves to second gear by September .

Anyway, don't think we will have any games beyond those featuring JJ, Inter etc.

Genoa should probably be an interesting team this season under Andreazzoli
there wont be any new Atalanta though

Cagliari are another one I'm intrigued about as well. Will be interesting to see if Nainggolan can settle back into some form and stay fit. If so, they will be tough to beat, especially at home.