Italian Serie A 2015/2016

[CoolMan44]

We've lost every single away game against the top 6 opponents so far, which includes 4: Juve, Milan, Fiorentina, and Napoli.

 

[JJM]

Hellas realized they can't reach salvation in Serie A this season so they found a new challange,make people lose money via bets by trolling other higher ranked teams every fucking Sunday

 

[Shaun]

I wouldn't be surprised if Verona stay up.

 

[Quantum]

Napoli had it's first shot with 10 seconds and Sorrentino has already worked with 2 minutes. It'll be fun to see if Novellino reaches the end of this match still in charge of Palermo.

 

[n4l]

Napoli had it's first shot with 10 seconds and Sorrentino has already worked with 2 minutes. It'll be fun to see if Novellino reaches the end of this match still in charge of Palermo.

funny.....never put anything past Zamperini

 

[Dylan]

1-0

 

[JJM]

Italian amateur divisions are fun...blivious:

 

[Pimpin]

we should get nr 11, what a killer instinct

 

[JJM]

we should get nr 11, what a killer instinct

the blue or the red one?!

 

[Pimpin]

the blue or the red one?!

hahahah good one, didnt see the 11 kicked the referee.

how about both? 11 has that maximum insanity on melo-meter, and the other is a great striker

 

[Howl]

That was the gayest kick iv'e ever seen. And he almost fell over himself

 

[Bob Sacamano]

Udinese and Atalanta are likely to sack their coaches today. Colantuono (Udinese) will be replaced by Gigi De Canio and there are rumors Cesare Prandelli could take Reja's job.

 

[Quantum]

Colantuono already spoke like a sacked manager yesterday. His team lacks minimal organization, the change might do them some good, even if it's a bit late in the game.

About Prandelli, from Italy NT to Atalanta... almost as if he was inspired by Rafa Benítez at this moment.

 

[thatdude]

Well Prandelli did fail pretty spectacularly in Turkey. Udinese is basically just hoping the new manager honeymoon period lasts the rest of the season and they can avoid the drop.

 

[Il Drago]

Colantuono already spoke like a sacked manager yesterday. His team lacks minimal organization, the change might do them some good, even if it's a bit late in the game.

About Prandelli, from Italy NT to Atalanta... almost as if he was inspired by Rafa Benítez at this moment.

Speaking of the Italy NT Donadoni is the last name linked with the job.

 

[bandiera]

prandelli has been linked with lazio a lot too. i doubt he would go to atalanta, he's only been linked there over the past few days. after all he played there for a year before signing for juve and for 5 years after leaving juve. he was also the coach of their primavera side for 7 years. it also doesn't look like Atalanta are sacking their manager.

colantuono has always looked like a really mediocre manager.

 

[Glass box]

I hope Torino stands up for once when it matters. Always conceding in 90'+ against jube.

 

[Quantum]

So apparently is do-or-die for Stefano Pioli at Lazio against Milan. I honestly don't know what Lazio expects to achieve by sacking him with only eight fixtures remaining after this weekend if they lose, it's not like a new manager would be capable of firing them into Europa League all of a sudden.

 

[bandiera]

So apparently is do-or-die for Stefano Pioli at Lazio against Milan. I honestly don't know what Lazio expects to achieve by sacking him with only eight fixtures remaining after this weekend if they lose, it's not like a new manager would be capable of firing them into Europa League all of a sudden.

i dont think theyre looking at the effect of a new manager's ideas, i think they're looking at the pressure of a sacking on the players over the next 8 fixtures. they dont want pioli at the club next season and i dont think they're confident of getting EL if they keep pioli.

 

[firmino]

honestly speaking, pioli should have resigned. you just can't lose like that the most important match (till that moment) of the season .