New season, new thread.
New season, new thread.
inter campione d'italia.
FC INTERNAZIONALE
I thought football in Italy had changed, but it seems that a zebra never changes its stripes.
FAK GOBBY
Pioli to Samp, Giampaolo for Milan
By Football Italia staff
Stefano Pioli has accepted the Sampdoria job, with Marco Giampaolo heading to Milan, claim multiple sources.
Sky Sport Italia and Sportitalia have the same version of events, pointing to a successful meeting between Pioli and Samp representatives.
He would be back in action just weeks after he resigned from Fiorentina in protest at criticism from the club.
Eusebio Di Francesco was another candidate for Sampdoria, but is still under contract with Roma and needs to terminate that deal by mutual consent first.
As for the current Blucerchiati boss, it is now practically certain that Giampaolo will take over at Milan, with an announcement expected as early as Monday.
The only wait is for Paolo Maldini to be confirmed as the new technical director, as he gave his backing to the Giampaolo option.
Their first choice had been Maurizio Sarri, but Giampaolo has a similar approach to the game and replaced Sarri at Empoli four years ago.
Antonio Conte: "During the season, I advise my players to have sex for short periods and with the minimum of effort, and better use positions where they are under their partners. And preferably, with their wives, because if with others, well, that needs extra action".
Giampaolo is a good manager. Strong hiring by Milan. Let's hope FFP sends them into oblivion.
What about Roma? Who are they going to get now?
I don't think Spalletti would be a bad choice for them but from what I've read it sounds like he's going to take a year off.
“A good performance, I don’t know if we are talking about one point gained or two points lost. But the team did what it had to do."
Luciano Spalletti on Udinese(17th) - Inter 0 - 0
"We were playing well, and then it started to rain."
-Walter Mazzarri
There are rumours Roma are going for Paolo Fonseca, Shakhtar coach.Originally Posted by ForzaNerazzurro
As long as Totti is at Roma, Spalletti isn't an option for them.
Antonio Conte: "During the season, I advise my players to have sex for short periods and with the minimum of effort, and better use positions where they are under their partners. And preferably, with their wives, because if with others, well, that needs extra action".
Welcome back to Serie A Hellas Verona!! My second favorite team in Italy. Spent first 10 yrs of my childhood in Verona, so you can say that’s my childhood team
After they lost 2-0 in the first game vs Cittadella, I was sure Cittadella was going to seria A!!
Yeah I'm a fan of Giampaolo. I think he'll do well for Milan and a massive step up from Gattuso. And previous Milan managers. Thankfully they'll be limited in the summer mercato.
Giampolo reminds me of Pioli, attacking football but not much thought to defending and being balanced.
JUVELITE ERA !!!
#RIPRENDIRAFINHA #CRESPOINLGI
GRAZIE LUCIANO!
WELCOME TO THE JUVELITE ERA
so here are the 20 teams which will take part in 2019/2020 Serie A:
Atalanta
Bologna
Brescia
Cagliari
Fiorentina
Genoa
Hellas Verona
Inter
Juventus
Lazio
Lecce
Milan
Napoli
Parma
Roma
Sampdoria
Sassuolo
S.P.A.L.
Torino
Udinese
My username has nothing to do with the player of liverpool fc, it is a reference to an Italian novel.
Can't believe Milan are hiring Maldini as technical director.such a terrible appointment, he literally has 0 experience.
Yeah, the guy has no grasp on football. Should have gone for Luciano Moggi instead.Can't believe Milan are hiring Maldini as technical director.
Noi non siamo gobbi di merda
Conte uomo di merda
I guess Bbilan needed him for the credibility in the eyes of the supporters, especially after the resignation of Leonardo and Gattuso.
My username has nothing to do with the player of liverpool fc, it is a reference to an Italian novel.
Yeah I agree, but he's still not the right man for the job.
Speaking about the Serie B playoff, it's a pity for Cittadella and their “fable” (or, better, “reality”, as correctly highlighted by coach Venturato).
The granata were already struggling under the pressure and higher quality of Verona combined with the atmosphere of the Stadio Bentegodi (22k roaring gialloblu fans after the 1-0), but the controversial second yellow card that put Cittadella down to 10 men at the start of the second half honestly helped the home team to complete the comeback.
A few former Inter players (from primavera/first team) were involved on the pitch: Pasa for Cittadella, Pazzini, Faraoni, Bianchetti for Verona.
Yeah that red sealed cittadella's fate, even if the score was just 1-0 at that point, but Verona only needed another goal.
My username has nothing to do with the player of liverpool fc, it is a reference to an Italian novel.
That logo is hideous.so here are the 20 teams which will take part in 2019/2020 Serie A:
Atalanta
Bologna
Brescia
Cagliari
Fiorentina
Genoa
Hellas Verona
Inter
Juventus
Lazio
Lecce
Milan
Napoli
Parma
Roma
Sampdoria
Sassuolo
S.P.A.L.
Torino
Udinese
#RIPRENDIRAFINHA #CRESPOINLGI
GRAZIE LUCIANO!
WELCOME TO THE JUVELITE ERA
Di Carmine's goal is pazzo
Noi non siamo gobbi di merda
Conte uomo di merda
League*
**I move away from the mic to breathe in
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Exactly, 2-0 would have meant Serie A for Verona and the first red card really ruined the plan for Cittadella.
Venturato was about to replace a striker with another striker, when the wingback got sent off, so he was forced to change and put a defender in... but Verona scored just a few minutes later, and suddenly it was time for Cittadella to attack (and for the gialloblu players to start feeling muscle cramps).
It was indeed a nice backheel (and cruel gol dell'ex) by Di Carmine.Di Carmine's goal is pazzo
“The first time he 'attacks' the first post in the entire season, about damn time”, to quote another historic Verona commentator/showman.
The same stiff Di Harmine who was supposed to become "something" after his debut with Fiorentina: 10+ years later, back on track with his remarkable stint at Perugia, he could have a crack at doing “something” in Serie A.
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