Just a thread to chat about Serie A if anyone is interested.
14/15 Serie A
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Juventus pretty much has it wrapped up. Been no contest for us all year really.
Always liked Juve.
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Shame what they have become. Loved them as a teenager.
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I agree. I am hoping Lazio do provide a bit of resistance in the Coppa final and this Sunday.
I will post the results after each round.
Here are last week's results and ladder:
Round 30
Parma 1 - 0 Juventus
Genoa 2 - 0 Cagliari
Hellas V 0 - 3 Internazionale
Cesena 0 - 1 Chievo
Atalanta 2 - 1 Sassuolo
Torino 1 - 1 Roma
Udinese 1 - 3 Palermo
Napoli 3 - 0 Fiorentina
Lazio 4 - 0 Empoli
Milan 1 - 1 Sampdoria
I will post the results after each round.
Here are last week's results and ladder:
Round 30
Parma 1 - 0 Juventus
Genoa 2 - 0 Cagliari
Hellas V 0 - 3 Internazionale
Cesena 0 - 1 Chievo
Atalanta 2 - 1 Sassuolo
Torino 1 - 1 Roma
Udinese 1 - 3 Palermo
Napoli 3 - 0 Fiorentina
Lazio 4 - 0 Empoli
Milan 1 - 1 Sampdoria
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Nice to see Salah cutting it up.
If Juve don't win it from here it will be disastrous.
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Salah has destroyed it since joining Fiorentina.
Also top goalscorers for information. Luca Toni is amazing at his age.
Also top goalscorers for information. Luca Toni is amazing at his age.
Some big games this weekend with Juve vs Lazio and the Milan derby.
Will be interesting to see if Allegri rotates the team given this match is sandwiched in between the Monaco games. Lazio is currently the most in form team in Serie A, so this should be a great match. Felipe Anderson and Candreva are so lethal outwide, love watching them play.
Will be interesting to see if Allegri rotates the team given this match is sandwiched in between the Monaco games. Lazio is currently the most in form team in Serie A, so this should be a great match. Felipe Anderson and Candreva are so lethal outwide, love watching them play.
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Was discussing Serie A in some 'other leagues' thread. The games are very good tactically
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Juve too good.
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Yeah got a bit of the Bayern about it this league. One team just way out in front.
Having said that, i do quite like the league. Don't get to watch it as much as I'd like.
Having said that, i do quite like the league. Don't get to watch it as much as I'd like.
I probably follow the Serie A second most out of the European leagues behind the Premier League. Have become quite interested in Fiorentina over the last year or so.
What the Serie A needs is for some teams to establish themselves financially (new stadia are a good start) so that they can challenge Juve. It's a bit of a blight that Juve have been so dominant of late.
What the Serie A needs is for some teams to establish themselves financially (new stadia are a good start) so that they can challenge Juve. It's a bit of a blight that Juve have been so dominant of late.
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Montella is a very good young and upcoming coach.
The TV Revenue deal is what has kept the differences between the sides:
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Round 31 Results:
Table after Round 31:
Table after Round 31:
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Roma just keep falling away 
Roma just keep falling away
Roma's drop off has been staggering. 3 months into the season they looked like legit contenders for the title, now they might not even make top 3 and qualify for UCL.
Well Lazio missed the opportunity to take full advantage of Juve losing and so if wasn't too much already it surely is now.
Also very disappointed with Fiorentina's last two losses to Verona and Cagliari (1-3 at home WTF?) despite their great progression in the Europa League. You have to wonder how much of an impact it is having on their performances in Italy.
Also very disappointed with Fiorentina's last two losses to Verona and Cagliari (1-3 at home WTF?) despite their great progression in the Europa League. You have to wonder how much of an impact it is having on their performances in Italy.
He hasn't scored in a while now. Not sure exactly when his last goal was.
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Fiorentina . What has happened there? Any chance of CL through the league is gone so maybe now they should throw all they can at Europa to qualify.
. What has happened there? Any chance of CL through the league is gone so maybe now they should throw all they can at Europa to qualify.
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As I posted earlier the only thing I can think of is that the high number of matches that they've played in the Europa League and Coppa Italia are finally catching up against them, but even so, that doesn't excuse two home losses in a row to Hellas Verona and Cagliari (18th placed Cagliari none the less!). It would be extremely disappointing not to at least qualify for the Europa League again.
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Didn't realise we didn't have a specific Serie A thread. Maybe something to look into for next season.
Just saw this on Fox Football and thought it was worth a mention. Seems Bournemouth aren't the only club doing miracles!
Carpi have just been promoted to Serie A.
The Serie B club, whose stadium holds 4,144 fans, have been the form team in the competition and head upwards after a 0-0 draw with Bari.
Just five years ago they were in Serie D – only a semi-pro league – having worked their way back after reforming following bankruptcy 15 years ago, changing from AC Carpi to Carpi FC.
Suddenly, a club whose town has just 70,000 people and whose home crowd would fill just five per cent of the San Siro, will face the likes of Juventus and AC Milan next season.
http://www.foxsports.com.au/footbal...barca-paper-talk/story-fn8uzjqx-1227326540664
Just saw this on Fox Football and thought it was worth a mention. Seems Bournemouth aren't the only club doing miracles!
Carpi have just been promoted to Serie A.
The Serie B club, whose stadium holds 4,144 fans, have been the form team in the competition and head upwards after a 0-0 draw with Bari.
Just five years ago they were in Serie D – only a semi-pro league – having worked their way back after reforming following bankruptcy 15 years ago, changing from AC Carpi to Carpi FC.
Suddenly, a club whose town has just 70,000 people and whose home crowd would fill just five per cent of the San Siro, will face the likes of Juventus and AC Milan next season.
http://www.foxsports.com.au/footbal...barca-paper-talk/story-fn8uzjqx-1227326540664
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