Why is Inter-Juve called Derby of Italy?
Why is Inter-Juve called Derby of Italy?
I dont think you needed to open up a whole new thread for this
Basically Inter and Juve are the only teams in Italy who have technically played every single season in Serie A.
Hence the reason of the name.
But that should change next season.
my grandfather always told us this was called this because of the two teams being the most popular in Italy
1. Most titles by both teams
2. Only teams to play every year in top-flight division(juve should have gone down 3 teams, we got lucky just once in 1912 i think)
3. Popularity
4. They had to find the biggest derby in Italy!
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it is because Inter, Juventus and Italia are all in feminine grammatical gender...
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But from I understand now, Milan's populary charts went above us a few years back right?
As I said, the guys theorys above were pretty way off.Originally Posted by Karim Abdoun
Yuko said because we share most of the titles...i think he forgot Milan has 17
Its because Inter and Juve are the only teams that have never been relegated from Serie A, making them the top, elite, representitives or whatever you want to call it of Serie A historically.
The right answer...As I said, the guys theorys above were pretty way off.
Yuko said because we share most of the titles...i think he forgot Milan has 17
Its because Inter and Juve are the only teams that have never been relegated from Serie A, making them the top, elite, representitives or whatever you want to call it of Serie A historically.
but soooooon no Derby d'Italia
Chi non salta Rossonero eh eh
Chi non salta Bianconero eh eh
I maybe wrong, but I think its because Inter-Gobbi is the most intense non-city rivalry in Italy.
CAMPIONE D' ITALIA 2008-2009.
Maybe wrong? You are wrong.
Damnit, read my posts above.
hal is 100% right
thread closed
hal says:
but u should see the curves ive formed on the stomach i love touching myslef
hal says:
there i said it.
Well helal, I'm gonna prove you wrong again!
When did they first start to call it Derby D'Italia again?
Milan exceeded us in titles in the 90's.... Which means, you had atleast 80 years of Inter-Juve games. At first it was because of the titles and the popularity in Italy(fans) Then it became coz they were the only teams that never played lower division football
OWNED
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On the contrary Yuko, the relegation of Milan only heightened the meaning of Juventus Vs Inter games.
And If reports are right then Milan are more supported then we are.
OWNED!!! lol
interms of support its 50/50, but perhaps milan are just ahead in milano.
hal says:
but u should see the curves ive formed on the stomach i love touching myslef
hal says:
there i said it.
1.Juventus
2. Inter
3. Milan/Napoli(or some other "disappeared" teams)
And globally we have more fans than any Italian team, Milan 2nd and Jve 3rd
So what you are saying is that now that Juve is on the verge of dropping divisions, there won't be a Derby D'Italia anymore? I think that Derby D'Italias name was established in the 60's or 70s!
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Can you show me your proof on the fans thing? From what I know, Inter use to be second but Milan have taken that from us with a bigger fan base.1.Juventus
2. Inter
3. Milan/Napoli(or some other "disappeared" teams)
And globally we have more fans than any Italian team, Milan 2nd and Jve 3rd
Especially your second point about global fans.
I am pretty sure that it is because Juventus & Inter is the only 2 teams that have never been relegated from Serie A.
If you wanna prove this theory wrong, serve news archive from the 70s and see if they call it Derby d'Italia at then.
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ofc it is - I dont why some people are still discussing this!!
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This is why it's still called Derby D'Italia.
Inter-Juve and Roma-Juve were always the hottest non-city rivalries. Roma was usually crap, and it happened that Inter and Juve were the most succesful teams
Also, think about it:
More than half Italian fans supported either Inter or Juventus, so half of Italy actually cared about either team, not including those that were waiting for the result of the game.(fans of other teams)
To make it seem easier to understand:
Biggest derby in England: Liverpool-Manchester United. Liverpool has most fans I think in Britain followed by United. Therefore, the biggest English derby, as most team supporters were immediately affected by the result.
Had Sampdoria and Inter been the clubs never relegated, no one would call it Derby D'Italia. As they don't make a huge deal in Germany that Hamburg is the only team that never dropped divisions. Yet, the biggest German derby is Bayern Munich-Dortmund, the clubs with most fans!
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someone please check archieves of Gazzetta, inter etc from the 60s-70s anytime before Milan relegation to see the name
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