The 2014/15 Calcio Saga II

Quagliarella hattrick

Quag hattrick & Amauri goal Torino, team of Juve rejects

Bruno Peres Maicon's heir

Meanwhile Lazio losing 2-0 to Cesena.

One man team. Can't function without felipe


Juve being held by Udinese. Heard LLorente was awful

Allan has dominated Pogba this game. Great player. Hopefully he comes to United (:

Napoli within 4 points of Roma. Can they catch up?

jibers wrote:Allan has dominated Pogba this game. Great player. Hopefully he comes to United (:

Sign Minala too

Sign Llorente too ffs

Useless *bleep* that he is

Inter lost 3-1 at Sassuolo, playing the same 3-5-2 that got Mazzarri sacked at in the second half, and when Icardi and Guarin went to the Inter fans that travelled that day to gift them the shirt, the fans threw them back and that irritated Guarìn who yelled at them that he puts his corazon when he plays and Icardi who just hijos de putaed all of them



Also, Torino's strikers have sucked so much this season that Toro's highest scorer is Poland's captain and centerback Kamil Glik and they score 4 against Samp and Lazio loses to Cesena as well. It's going to be the same top 3 as last year, maybe with Napoli ahead of Roma.

Katy Perry wrote:Inter lost 3-1 at Sassuolo, playing the same 3-5-2 that got Mazzarri sacked at in the second half, and when Icardi and Guarin went to the Inter fans that travelled that day to gift them the shirt, the fans threw them back and that irritated Guarìn who yelled at them that he puts his corazon when he plays and Icardi who just hijos de putaed all of them



Also, Torino's strikers have sucked so much this season that Toro's highest scorer is Poland's captain and centerback Kamil Glik and they score 4 against Samp and Lazio loses to Cesena as well. It's going to be the same top 3 as last year, maybe with Napoli ahead of Roma.

Now let's see if Inter are so righteous and sell Icardi after swearing at the fans, after all they are doing that to Oslvado because of the fight with that primadona. I don't buy the rumors that Osvaldo deserved it.

On other note Guarin has a belly

PLS  Osvaldo was sent away because he tried to beat up Mancini , his coach ( and he insulted him too , not only against Icardi) .
In any working place you are dismissed if you have this attitude towards your boss , infact Inter wants  to sue against him.

Osvaldo confirmed the fact to be dickhead , as Mingazzini , Lamela, Andreazzoli , Fonte can testify . sleazy man good just for that bycicle goal . Basically nothing of new. I can't be surprised about the fact he is a 30 old player who made nothing of good in career although his good potential , probably just Espanyol fans remind him well

Interista Curva was never intelligent and it testified further, Icard is the vice-scorer of Serie A with a crap team  , basically you should criticize before than him at least 20 players , and besides I don't know what guilt would have him about this new loss today . He wasn't starter and he even scored.
ATM it's  even counterproductive fighting each other insteaad of being compact so as improve the  situation....

But I have to wait some form of intelligence by those who honor Benito Mussolini ?.

Inter down to 13th, Mancini working his magic, I see.

I had Tony Pulis avatar . I knew it, we needed of him for relegation battle.
Are we capable to get 14 points now ? It is my only thought for this crap season.


P.S. PLS take away Podolski from banner for another . It's taking bring luck since he was put.

Credit to Galliani, we've had a pretty good mercato.

Destro, Cerci, Suso, Bocchetti, Antonelli, and Paletta.

Dybala scores a FK. Better at set pieces than Ronaldo? Perhaps.

Robespierre wrote:I had Tony Pulis avatar . I knew it, we needed of him for relegation battle.  
Are we capable to get 14 points now ? It is my only thought for this crap season.


P.S. PLS take away Podolski from banner for another . It's taking bring luck since he was put.

Our lord and savior godolski is staying in, have faith

Casciavit wrote:Credit to Galliani, we've had a pretty good mercato.

Destro, Cerci, Suso, Bocchetti, Antonelli, and Paletta.

Milan will get significantly better 2nd half of this season, they played well, granted it's not hard to play well against Parma now but still. Menez & Cerci could form deadly speeders on the wings but Destro was pretty meh. The defense is still suspect though, Rami had that habit to clear ball straight into opposition players, twice could lead to goal.

Rafa putting 3rd in the bag

BarrileteCosmico wrote:Napoli within 4 points of Roma. Can they catch up?

Given the form that both teams are in, it's a real possibility. They've opened up a 5 point gap on Lazio and Sampdoria after a bizarre round of results and the top three is certainly looking set. Their victory over Lazio a few weeks ago was to my mind already decisive but a loss at Cesena is further confirmation. Lazio are not a poor team or even one who are dependent upon a single player but mentally their lack of recent success remains a burden.

Against Napoli they were largely dominant, certainly in possession but even in terms of clear cut chances, they matched Napoli all the way. David Lopez has been a very useful acquisition but he suits a game played at a slower tempo and isn't nearly as effective when playing a side that press in an organised fashion however Benitez's insistence on fielding Gargano next to him places too great a burden on him to construct play. The team only effectively threatened Lazio on the counter, with Mertens in particular playing three of four excellent passes from the deep but in possession they seem to be missing Insigne who was finally entering a golden moment when he was injured. Mertens when asked to dribble and carry the ball forward has struggled in recent times whilst De Guzman is being played out of position by Benitez and has proven wasteful in recent weeks but even so, they are getting crucial results and I expect them to continue to grind out the necessary points to attain third, if not second. I rather suspect they won't quite catch Roma as Napoli have a tendency to make things as difficult as possible for themselves, whilst Roma will now be strengthened by Doumbia's arrival, but that they will finish in the top three is almost a foregone conclusion in my eyes. Higuain has been exemplary in the wake of a slow start and he will prove the crucial difference maker where Lazio fail to close out games even when they dominate. They are also aided by the acquisition of Strinic who looks their most capable fullback in years. He was a bit tentative at times in his debut against Candreva, focusing heavily on protecting the outside which gave him the space to cut in at times but overall he marshalled him well and he's been similarly solid in his proceeding outings. Uses the ball simply but sensibly for the most part, displays excellent concentration off the ball when Napoli are without the ball - though I notice he suffers from 'Santon disease,' otherwise known as walking around casually when your team first wins the ball back - and adds a welcome measure of height to the backline. He's well and truly made the position his in my eyes, I doubt Ghoulam will be able to get a shoe in upon his return from the African Cup of Nations.

Casciavit wrote:Credit to Galliani, we've had a pretty good mercato.

Destro, Cerci, Suso, Bocchetti, Antonelli, and Paletta.

Paletta and Bocchetti are both inadequate and merely adds further deadwood to our wage bill, which by now is dominated by the largest single collection of mediocre central defenders ever assembled in one team. Paletta at least there is a degree of hope for but he's out of form and aging. The major question is however, why was it necessary for both he AND Bocchetti to arrive? Why was one not sufficient?

The rest however are all sensible additions.

On a final note, it will be an absolute tragedy if Empoli are relegated. They're such a wonderfully managed side, compact without the ball, fluid and purposeful with it. They do not have incredible talent but the energy and movement of Croce, Pucciarelli and now Saponara make for quite the handful. Riccardo's introduction has been seamless tactically but he's been disappointingly profligate. He really should have made more of his opportunities, notably against Udinese where they lost despite a spirited performance - albeit courtesy of an absolute fluke of a strike from Widmer. Their side is in desperate need of a better forward than Maccarone up front however. It's unacceptable that at this stage of the season he is being outscored by Tonelli from centre back. They do not require a world class talent up front, merely a more functional and competitive forward. As the likes of Chievo, Hellas and others have shown in the past, even a veteran can provide great value up front to do the basics and score against the lesser sides. I think they'd even benefit from someone such as Borriello who is very capable at linking up with those around him. I do think they'll survive but they're uncomfortably close to the relegation zone given the quality they show on the pitch.

One last note on Empoli, Rugani is still yet to pick up a yellow card. I'm not yet convinced entirely of Romagnoli and I never liked Antei but I finally see a young defender who might actually prove a worthy addition to the national team. I certainly think he's performing at a level that deserves a consistent call up, he's no worse than Ogbonna to my eye and unlike Angelo, he's not terrified of the ball but instead uses the ball very sensibly and doesn't give it up easily under pressure.

Watch out you bunch of pos

MATRIGOL is back at Juve, official via the Juve website

Milan loaning Matri to Juventus just before we play them as a desperate ploy to grind out a 0-0 draw.

Palleta at 1 mil is a steal no matter how old he is, he's crooked this season though.

I can accept grabbing him in the sadly inevitable Parma firesale - though I'd have preferred it if we did so having gotten rid of another defender first - but then what the hell was the point of getting Bocchetti?

Think Milan will give Zaccardo in return, not sure if he accept it.

For the love of all that is good and holy, accept it Zaccardo.

Sinisa Mihajlovic ordered a double trining session for punishment after the loss for 5-1 against Torino

Samuel Eto'o refused to take part in it and he went away.