Italian Serie A 2022/2023

[Besnik]

Napoli has a fantastic group despite not having Insigne, Ruiz, and Koulibaly anymore. Gotta give credit to Spallo. He has been doing an amazing job so far.

I was gonna say that they have yet to face tough teams of the league, but they have already defeated Lazio, Milan and Roma. I can see them defeating Atalanta and Juve as well.

If we pull a miraculous performance against Napoli(a la Barca game), we could be able to get a win but that's a big "if", because it doesn't seem like we are embracing consistency this season. Not at least with Simone Inzaghi.

 

[RickyMaravilla'sRightFoot]

The only the question mark for Napoli at this point is how they handle it when they inevitably experience a dip in form. Otherwise they’re playing head and shoulders above anyone else domestically and seemingly have an abundance of quality (except at the back). We’ll see if Spallo can hold it together with a young talented squad at his disposal.

 

[ADRossi]

I'm afraid that Napoli will fall apart and Milan will run away with the title after the World Cup break.

 

[DiegoMilito22]

Napoli winning the scudetto is going to make Serie A interesting. 4 different champions in 4 seasons.

 

[Jnr]

Napoli , playing Juan Jesus at CB and coming away with a win @Roma. Roma didnt have Dybala too, he's been the most decisive player for them. So now we have 3 frontrunners, Napoli,Milan and Lazio, they all have 4 man defense and superior GD compared to our joke statistics. We cannot make any mistake .

Last season we were cruising in CL and had a strong Serie A run at this very moment. This year we have conceded 17g in 11 matches.

 

[Il Drago]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1584586158813884416

 

[CafeCordoba]

losing to Roma at home is the worst result so far this season

It definitely is.

Draw or even a win wouldn't have been an unfair result given how the match went on. We had a bit of a different game face already in that match (the next match was Barcelona home).

 

[Glass box]

Pablo Mari who's an Arsenal player in Monza on loan stabbed in a supermarket in Milano, apparently in a stable condition now in hospital.

5 people stabbed, one of them sadly has died.

https://www.skysports.com/football/...ng-stabbed-in-shopping-centre-attack-in-italy

 

[brakbrak]

2 goals from Oshimen assisted by Kvara

 

[Jnr]

Its gonna be hard catching Napoli and Milan. But we go step by step. IMO we willbe back if we can win in Turin. Our mentality steroid boost if you will.

 

[Il Drago]

Its gonna be hard catching Napoli and Milan. But we go step by step. IMO we willbe back if we can win in Turin. Our mentality steroid boost if you will.

It will depend on how teams return from World Cup break. We're in uncharted waters this season.

 

[brakbrak]

If he can keep this up, Kvara will be the season MVP, kid is unreal

 

[DiegoMilito22]

Napoli are incredible. 13 consecutive wins. Unreal.

 

[Il Drago]

Napoli are incredible. 13 consecutive wins. Unreal.

Spalletti had a similar start at Inter in 2017/18. 12 wins and 3 draws after the first 15 Serie A games. Problem with Spalletti has always been form in second round.

 

[phonk]

Napoli also had 10W 2D 0L after 12 match days in the previous season, the exact same point total that they have now. They were 1st in the table after 16 games last season as well.
Spalletti can fuck this up at any point, let’s not forget this.

 

[junior55]

It's not about stats guys its about how they are winning.
They are dominating every opposition, whoever comes in performs on the same level as the ones going out and they are showing beatifull footballa.
As of today there is no sign leading them to lose points....

On another note Juve is fucking destroyed by injuries. We love bashing on Allegri but tbh if Inter had the same amount of injuries we would be relegation candidates now, instead we are just 1 point over them.

 

[szogo]

Pioli won scudetto, next is Spaletti this year. It's happening boys, b2b.

 

[RickyMaravilla'sRightFoot]

Napoli have indeed been great and I think they’re a really interesting team who could win the league, but we also can’t ignore the fact the Spalletti has a reputation for starting off strongly in seasons and eventually failing to maintain consistency.

 

[Stefan]

It's not about stats guys its about how they are winning.
They are dominating every opposition, whoever comes in performs on the same level as the ones going out and they are showing beatifull footballa.
As of today there is no sign leading them to lose points....

On another note Juve is fucking destroyed by injuries. We love bashing on Allegri but tbh if Inter had the same amount of injuries we would be relegation candidates now, instead we are just 1 point over them.

That's on allegri and juve's management for signing injury prone players. No sympathy for them.

 

[Stefan]

Spalletti had a similar start at Inter in 2017/18. 12 wins and 3 draws after the first 15 Serie A games. Problem with Spalletti has always been form in second round.

Also had a great start last season then fell away after the new year.