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Serie A 2017/18
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Thekinkygoat
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Sampdoria are a decent side and Juve put out a weakened team, they had it coming.Some good matches this weekend. Roma-Lazio, Napoli-Milan, Inter-Atalanta all were/are quite entertaining.
Juve losing to Sampdoria was a surprise. Samp won 3-2 which flatters Juve as Juve were down 3-0 and scored twice in injury time.
Blue Hefner
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AC Milan drew at home with Torino this afternoon. They have the same points as Chievo and Bologna - they are financed by a firm propped up by a hedge fund, apparently.
Obviously I don’t know repayment terms but no CL money will hit them hard as well the amount they will need to spend to bridge the gap
Obviously I don’t know repayment terms but no CL money will hit them hard as well the amount they will need to spend to bridge the gap
AC Milan drew at home with Torino this afternoon. They have the same points as Chievo and Bologna - they are financed by a firm propped up by a hedge fund, apparently.
Obviously I don’t know repayment terms but no CL money will hit them hard as well the amount they will need to spend to bridge the gap
They've just sacked their manager and replaced him with Gennaro Gattuso.
Blue Hefner
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They've just sacked their manager and replaced him with Gennaro Gattuso.
What could possibly go wrong........
If I remember correctly, a manager in Italy cannot leave and go to another Italian team. Say they wanted Simone Inzaghi from Lazio, they would have to wait until the season ended. He's doing a great job there, by the way