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Great post Fab +1

I really dont have anything to add which havent said in the OP which is testament to yourself

Up Serie A! Up Juve!

D former best lege in d world will rise again!

Once again, bitter English fans who have nothing to do except neg rep.

Good work, posted this also in the Juve section.

ItalJuve = Pride

Juve wont win serie a title unless they utilize quagliarella.

Prandelli favours cassano and montolivo and has a grudge against matri and abate.

It is too early to call a revolutionary change, not impossible or highly unlikely... but i still dub this a knee jerk.

He called up Matri in the past... so how does he hold a grudge lol?

Matri=two call ups, one goal

I think its between Matri and Pazzini for one spot

Balotelli, Cassano, Rossi and even Giovinco are much more dynamic players who all deserve to be there.

so juventus IS serie a or what?

clearly the OP is appropriately named

anyway 10 games havent even passed yet, lets revisit all this at the end of thes easona nd see jsut how acurate all this is, remeber how brightly started last season, we all thought the blues wuld run away with it and instead we crashed, whats to stop Juve doing that? absolutley nothing
honestly i think juve are very lucky inter and milan have been so poor this season and during this season wont be as good as they were in the last few seasons (more inter then milan) as this has given Jve the lead they have and will make CL qualification much easier
personaly i expect juve to qualify for the CL but even after the bright start theyve had this season, if theyre playing in the europa league next season it wouldnt be a hige surprise for me

and quality sig TMO

Juve always start of the season great it's when coming up towards christmas they usually start going south ..Will see what happens this season...

I dnt know about a revolution but serie a is definantly getting the same as the national team.

Discounting Milan and Inter now for the title is senseless

Milan always has a stuttered start to the season. Its almost become like a tradition for Milan.
Juve, Milan, Inter and Napoli will all be legit title contenders this year

Alse Serie A and the Azzurri's future is looking bright

Quality young players coming through at the moment

Serie A needs Juventus on top

Camurrìa.Sto.Stronzo wrote:Serie A needs AS Roma on top

It sure does..

The Fonz wrote:

Camurrìa.Sto.Stronzo wrote:Serie A needs AS Roma on top

It sure does..

The_ItalianFool wrote:[size=18]Soon enough the financial fair play rules will be in effect, and Serie A will be on par with the rich EPL and flourishing La Liga. It may be too early to tell, but I think the signs are pointing in the right direction.

NO it wont because PL clubs are way ahead of Seria A clubs when it comes to generating money.Its just ignorant to believe FFP will bridge the gap if anything it will only increase the gap between Sera A clubs and PL club.Havent u seen how Inter had to sell Eto'o to balance the books?

As for some sort of revolution by Juve i would have expected their fans to keep their feet on the ground after the season they had last year.Surely being title contenders by december only to finish 7th at the end is enough to not get carried away with expectations.Apparently it seems not.

:lol!: this thread might be interesting at the end of the season.

BeautifulGame wrote:

The_ItalianFool wrote:[size=18]Soon enough the financial fair play rules will be in effect, and Serie A will be on par with the rich EPL and flourishing La Liga. It may be too early to tell, but I think the signs are pointing in the right direction.

NO it wont because PL clubs are way ahead of Seria A clubs when it comes to generating money.Its just ignorant to believe FFP will bridge the gap if anything it will only increase the gap between Sera A clubs and PL club.Havent u seen how Inter had to sell Eto'o to balance the books?

As for some sort of revolution by Juve i would have expected their fans to keep their feet on the ground after the season they had last year.Surely being title contenders by december only to finish 7th at the end is enough to not get carried away with expectations.Apparently it seems not.

dude, unlike english clubs most serie a clubs have little to zero debt. the likes of manchester united, liverpool, and even man city is in debt. how the hell do think they are gonna be allowed to buy expensive players when the FFP clearly states that teams with debt will be EXCLUDED from the CHampions League?

Inter is just making itself READY for the FFP - maybe the likes of Man U and Liverpool should too soon

The BoyWonder wrote:

BeautifulGame wrote:

The_ItalianFool wrote:[size=18]Soon enough the financial fair play rules will be in effect, and Serie A will be on par with the rich EPL and flourishing La Liga. It may be too early to tell, but I think the signs are pointing in the right direction.

NO it wont because PL clubs are way ahead of Seria A clubs when it comes to generating money.Its just ignorant to believe FFP will bridge the gap if anything it will only increase the gap between Sera A clubs and PL club.Havent u seen how Inter had to sell Eto'o to balance the books?

As for some sort of revolution by Juve i would have expected their fans to keep their feet on the ground after the season they had last year.Surely being title contenders by december only to finish 7th at the end is enough to not get carried away with expectations.Apparently it seems not.

dude, unlike english clubs most serie a clubs have little to zero debt. the likes of manchester united, liverpool, and even man city is in debt. how the hell do think they are gonna be allowed to buy expensive players when the FFP clearly states that teams with debt will be EXCLUDED from the CHampions League?

Inter is just making itself READY for the FFP - maybe the likes of Man U and Liverpool should too soon

Because u dont know how FFP works

Where did u get this nonsense assumption that clubs will be excluded from CL if they have debt seriously

And sorry to disappoint u Liverpool have zero debt.So dont concern urself with Liverpool

what u dont realize is that the FFA will damage serie a even more. how much did juvi spend this year? how much was their net income last year ? you get the picture, and same thing goes for most italian teams

ps: debt has non to do with FFP

zizzle wrote:what u dont realize is that the FFA will damage serie a even more. how much did juvi spend this year? how much was their net income last year ? you get the picture, and same thing goes for most italian teams

ps: debt has non to do with FFP

Juve is doing all their spending before the rules come into play. Juventus generally have great finances and will have no trouble with the new rules. After this year we are only going to need a couple key signings anyways so we will not be spending like we are now

The_ItalianFool wrote:

zizzle wrote:what u dont realize is that the FFA will damage serie a even more. how much did juvi spend this year? how much was their net income last year ? you get the picture, and same thing goes for most italian teams

ps: debt has non to do with FFP

Juve is doing all their spending before the rules come into play. Juventus generally have great finances and will have no trouble with the new rules. After this year we are only going to need a couple key signings anyways so we will not be spending like we are now

I suggest you to read FFP rules,past signings also effects FFP.