Italian Serie A 2024/2025

[wera]

The only easy game we have left is Verona.

But that might be a good thing, since we've been good when under pressure in the league.

 

[Besnik]

I would anticipate two more games at most where Napoli lose points and it wont be by losing. This is going to have to be similar to 2022 Milan where they won something like their last 8 games. Napoli have a cake walk.

That's bold take tbh. While it may seem like an easy schedule on paper, but in reality they will have to spit blood to potentially achieve a perfect streak in these remaining matches. Lecce, Parma and Cagliari are fighting relegation, and Napoli will play away from home against two of them, and that's far from easy.

 

[Nero Indigo]

Tbh the time for analysis is over. Our guys need to play their heats out for max 12 games from where we are. Realistically, let's aim for six amazing league games then take what we can get in the rest of it. It's with our boys to show motivation, discipline, and desire.

So much this! Looking at other teams to lose points when we’re top of the table is cowardly. Are we champions or not? The time for desperate game watching should happen only when we drop down to second stomp their fucking hearts out the rest of the way or just stay home.

 

[Besnik]

Just realized that Napoli plays on Saturday, while we're playing Sunday. They're most probably winning over Monza, but we're gonna have an incredibly difficult task, not just for defeating Bologna, but also from a psychological aspect of being under a heavy pressure.

There's no going back now Inter. We're going through hell, so we might aswell keep going. That's only way out.

 

[wera]

Bologna is under pressure too

 

[Besnik]

Bologna is under pressure too

Not the same. Their goal wasn't to get top4 ahead of gobbi, Milan, Lazio or even Roma. Their season was just brilliant, and they're getting whatever goes their way. Even if they don't achieve CL football fot next season, that wouldn't be a failure at all.

 

[NimAraya]

Don't you know? Every other club only has bad players and only scores ugly or lucky goals!

And the 3 points is all that matters to them. Who cares how you win right?

 

[varmin]

High risk games won't start late next season for safety reasons

"During the 2025-26 season, high-risk matches will no longer be allowed to kick off in the evening, as happened with the match between Lazio and Roma,” the ministry said in a statement"

This most probably will include our derby with Jube, but I'm not sure for Milan.

 

[.h.]

High risk games won't start late next season for safety reasons

"During the 2025-26 season, high-risk matches will no longer be allowed to kick off in the evening, as happened with the match between Lazio and Roma,” the ministry said in a statement"

This most probably will include our derby with Jube, but I'm not sure for Milan.

Not a bad thing for Asian viewership

 

[Kramerica Industries]

Not a bad thing for Asian viewership

Who can ever forget the 12:30pm CET derby the day before Easter in 2017? Waking up at fucking 6:30am for a derby here on the North American east coast.

 

[Broseph]

That’s when we usually wake up to watch Inter playing Frosinone on the North American west coast

 

[SiamoNoi]

High risk games won't start late next season for safety reasons

"During the 2025-26 season, high-risk matches will no longer be allowed to kick off in the evening, as happened with the match between Lazio and Roma,” the ministry said in a statement"

This most probably will include our derby with Jube, but I'm not sure for Milan.

Good. Hate games at 21 CET during the weekend.

 

[Stefan]

High risk games won't start late next season for safety reasons

"During the 2025-26 season, high-risk matches will no longer be allowed to kick off in the evening, as happened with the match between Lazio and Roma,” the ministry said in a statement"

This most probably will include our derby with Jube, but I'm not sure for Milan.

Sad I love the 21:00/22:00 cat games.

 

[Fitzy]

Who can ever forget the 12:30pm CET derby the day before Easter in 2017? Waking up at fucking 6:30am for a derby here on the North American east coast.

*Laughs in Australian*

 

[RotterdamNerazzurri]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1912905157668388970

Interesting. Without CL Jube are in big trouble. They even speak about European football exclusion again.

 

[Besnik]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1913171619876323726

 

[Kramerica Industries]

That's gonna be five weeks in a row playing 18:00 CET.

Now that I look at the full schedule...this is unbelievable. This is twice now we've played an 18:00 game on Saturday after playing a 21:00 Wednesday Coppa game before that. The previous time was the Parma game...look how that turned out. 66 hours from the end of one game to the start of the next is pretty much the absolute bear minimum required.

The late game on Saturday is Lazio-Parma. There's absolutely no reason why we shouldn't be the last game playing that day. Ludicrous scheduling.

 

[Fitzy]

Meanwhile, Napoli has been playing Monday nights.

 

[SiamoNoi]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1913171619876323726

Not great,not terrible. Will probably need a taxi after Roma game. Anyone knows what is the cheapest option for taxi in Milano?

 

[Irequis]

Conte infiamma il mercato allenatori: la posizione di Juventus e Milan, il rapporto e il contratto con il Napoli

`In questi 8 mesi qui a Napoli ho capito che tante cose qui a Napoli non si possono fare`. E` la frase bomba che caratterizza la conferenza stampa di oggi di Antonio.

www.calciomercato.com

Conte: "In these 8 months here in Naples I have understood that many things cannot be done here in Naples."

Keep it up baldie. We need you to self-implode your team.