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There’s always the hope that Juve lose though.
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Serie A Thread - 2023/24
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They heard you, and decided to score firstThere’s always the hope that Juve lose though.
Alan Harper's Tash
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It’s because I went to make a drink. I missed it.They heard you, and decided to score first
Well, Inter thanks you. Good equaliser. Very good finish by MartinezIt’s because I went to make a drink. I missed it.
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I saw that one though. :-)
An Aguero goal.
An Aguero goal.
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Lautauro levels it up with a swift break. Great goal.
Good goal. Reminiscent of Kun indeed.I saw that one though. :-)
An Aguero goal.
This Inter is far better than they were last season.
This evening I've noticed something unusual, but already seen against Ukraine the other day: Dimarco often attracting his opponent, centralizing and moving into the box. Spalletti played with a line of three forwards and midfielders, so Dimarco had the role to leave the side free for Chiesa; in this case, probably Inzaghi wanted to vary his tactics and confusing Allegri.
Playing in Turin is always tough for us, despite decades go by and players as well. It was a cautious game, Allegri's squads are always solid and pragmatic. What I liked is the level of concentration reached in interpreting this kind of cautious games.
Playing in Turin is always tough for us, despite decades go by and players as well. It was a cautious game, Allegri's squads are always solid and pragmatic. What I liked is the level of concentration reached in interpreting this kind of cautious games.
Just as historical anecdote, not to flame a debate :) (Noting the clumsy and nervous attitude by Conte)It’s not as if the other one would know anything about football scandals…
From 1:00 to 1:27
“If each of you appeared in court with plans to saying without really saying, it's even more allarming. Do you understand quite well this, don't you? Eh? Because one should ask himself: why they don't want to tell truth? You guys, don't you really think that if anybody shows up in your locker room and starts to make questions, he could be happy of answers such as “I don't know what other players do (with their bodies)”. Don't you really think he will be pleased so blindly of stuff like that?... After ten years you've spent together ... Huh? Come on, Conte ... Huh, please, don't act so naively (and mock this Court) ... At any rate, a bit of respect before a Court, and for others ...”
I don't know if Zeman is known in England, he's a very famous coach here in Italy, even he didn't win nothing of really relevant. He was one of the first accusing Moggi and Lippi's Juventus about abuses in pharmacology. His career was deeply affected by declarations made by him at the end of 90's, and he went though hard times also when coaching in Serie C (the third level of italian pyramidal system).
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Lovely control and goal by Pulisic yesterday, but why are so many strips so hideous this season? Napoli v Internazionale tonight.
In Serie B, Palermo have hit the buffers (4 points from 15) and are dropping out of contention. Leaders Parma up,next, too.
In Serie B, Palermo have hit the buffers (4 points from 15) and are dropping out of contention. Leaders Parma up,next, too.