The on topic thread 3.0

[SM]

Juve, Napoli, Inter, Milan, Roma, and Lazio (hell, even Atalanta and Fiorentina) is pretty competitive.

 

[Memphis]

In terms of entertainment? As a neutral I'd go Serie A at the moment

That’s fair each to their own.

For me it’s epl.

 

[Memphis]

Juve, Napoli, Inter, Milan, Roma, and Lazio (hell, even Atalanta and Fiorentina) is pretty competitive.

You could also throw in Newcastle and Brighton to in with the big 6, before the WC they more Newcastle than Brighton were flying. But keen to see where this two end up at the end.

 

[chef]

The EPL is becoming as interesting as the Bundesliga in terms of title chases.

Serie A is by the most interesting big league.

 

[Memphis]

Best 6 in Italy are fine. Spain not bad either.

Epl pep oil dollar league very overrated

Overrated you reckon.

 

[Memphis]

The EPL is becoming as interesting as the Bundesliga in terms of title chases.

Serie A is by the most interesting big league.

Well only this season and last because Milan won it, before that every other team was in a sale other than juve who won what 8-9 out of 10 and the only team with the financial backing making it a one horse race.

 

[SM]

Well only this season and last because Milan won it, before that every other team was in a sale other than juve who won what 8-9 out of 10 and the only team with the financial backing making it a one horse race.

Suppose that's why we've said it's the most interesting this season.

 

[chef]

Well only this season and last because Milan won it, before that every other team was in a sale other than juve who won what 8-9 out of 10 and the only team with the financial backing making it a one horse race.

Well yeah, I'm talking about right now.

 

[Memphis]

Suppose that's why we've said it's the most interesting this season.

Well yeah, I'm talking about right now.

Lol I understand what you guys were saying about “this season” but one can argue that the prem is pretty interesting this season as well.

Arsenal 5 points ahead, Newcastle 3rd, pool trying to claw back into top 4, Chelsea stinker, spurs being spurs, United being more up and down than a roller coaster and it’s almost halfway through.

Serie a i haven’t watched it as much than a handful of games never liked the Italian way of defensive football, but I’m liking Napoli leading the way and hope they win it.

Btw which thread is this?

 

[Art Vandelay_]

EPL is less interesting than before. Oil money buying success. Only potentially broken up by shite Gooners squad.

 

[TheGreatBarryB]

Plenty of other interest besides who wins the title.

 

[SM]

Plenty of other interest besides who wins the title.

Relegation battles have been pretty dead the last few seasons, and I don't really see the thrill in tuning in to see who grabs a Conference league spot.

 

[TheGreatBarryB]

Relegation battles have been pretty dead the last few seasons, and I don't really see the thrill in tuning in to see who grabs a Conference league spot.

Plenty of storylines each week.

Just in other leagues, Bundesliga has had some entertaining games this season, agree on Serie A. Think EPL has more quality games across the board as they simply have much more money to spend

 

[SM]

Plenty of storylines each week.

Just in other leagues, Bundesliga has had some entertaining games this season, agree on Serie A. Think EPL has more quality games across the board as they simply have much more money to spend

Maybe it's different when your team is playing in it, but there's been plenty of weekends where I've looked at the schedule and seen no appealing games (other than for FPL purposes).

 

[TheGreatBarryB]

Maybe it's different when your team is playing in it, but there's been plenty of weekends where I've looked at the schedule and seen no appealing games (other than for FPL purposes).

Fair enough. I can understand the waning interest when your team’s not in it.

 

[Bojan KantKick]

Juve, Napoli, Inter, Milan, Roma, and Lazio (hell, even Atalanta and Fiorentina) is pretty competitive.

Wonder how long it will last

 

[moomba]

The EPL is becoming as interesting as the Bundesliga in terms of title chases.

Serie A is by the most interesting big league.

Two of the closest title chases in league history over the past four years.

 

[Bradesmaen]

Two of the closest title chases in league history over the past four years.

From the same teams.

 

[moomba]

 

[Bojan KantKick]

The UEFA statement is nauseating. Acting like they have best interest of football at heart. Yeah the super league is a shit idea but don't pretend that you are a ****ing saviour.

 

[Magma]

everyone else should get good

 

[moomba]

70s - Liverpool 5 titles
80s - Liverpool 6 titles
00s - Man United 6 titles
10s - Man City 4 titles
20s - Man City 2 titles

 

[Indie_]

If the neutrals didn't enjoy the City/Liverpool title chases not sure how they are going to fare with the inevitable Newcastle/City duopoly that's coming. At least with the prior league duopolies (United/Arsenal another example) there was always a plucky underdog that the neutral could/ought to have be rooting for!

 

[Bradesmaen]

The UEFA statement is nauseating. Acting like they have best interest of football at heart. Yeah the super league is a s*t idea but don't pretend that you are a ****** saviour.

With their new league format.

 

[SM]

If the neutrals didn't enjoy the City/Liverpool title chases not sure how they are going to fare with the inevitable Newcastle/City duopoly that's coming. At least with the prior league duopolies (United/Arsenal another example) there was always a plucky underdog that the neutral could/ought to have be rooting for!

Didn't enjoy them because there was no back and forth, it was just City winning out and Liverpool trying to run them down.