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Serie A Superthread

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Can Juventus' reign be toppled?

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irishguitarlad

I wanted napoli to win but I can't help but be impressed by the defending by juve.

Rekop dog

Napoli gonna Napoli. They've been flirting with the title for almost a decade now but always find a way to come up short.

dor83

I only saw the second half of the Napoli v Juve game last night because it took ages to get back from the Roma match but I was disappointed with Napoli. Juve winning means Inter can go top on Sunday so hopefully Inter can get the win, it would be an important 3 points with a trip to Juve next week.

MD1990

Inter can got top now. They will probably lose there next 2 games now.

Headshot

Its quite sad to see the state of AC Milan these days that they are finding it so hard to defeat the worst team in Serie A

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so so happy

fair play to them

ERG89

ERG89 wrote: »

Genuinely think Benevento will give Milan a scare on Sunday too.

Useless f**king losers!!! :mad:

FCIM

Vital that we win today, not only to go top but also because we go to Juventus next week and whilst I think we can get something there it will be our hardest match so far.

#ForzaInter

Rekop dog

Lucky enough to have lived through some truly great Milan sides in the 90's /00's but good god this one would test your patience as a fan.

Hope Inter go pile a bit of pressure up top but have a feeling everyone is just sitting ducks for Juve's usual imperious 2ND half of the season.

A Dub in Glasgo

https://twitter.com/Inter_Memes/status/937313085882331136

FCIM

Perisic!

An almost comical goal from a Clivense defence point-of-view. I looked straight for the referee expecting him to cancel it as it was somewhat bizarre before celebrating.

FCIM

Confidence Spalletti has given this team underlined by Candreva playing keepy uppy (in a totally unarrogant manner) to get past the Chievo winger when he was near his own goal line.

FCIM

Icardi!!!

Salutate la capolista!!! (We won't be top come the end of the season so allow me enjoy it whilst it lasts

pm1977x

Icardi puts Inter 2-0 up!

edit: what he said above!

FCIM

Perisic!!!

Today's performance is arguably the best of the season.

FCIM

Skriniar! Spalletti has had some effect on this team.

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FCIM wrote: »

Skriniar! Spalletti has had some effect on this team.

Unbelievable tbh

Just goes to show what a proper manager can do.

AC Milan can learn alot....

Jelle1880

That equaliser for Benevento, stuff of dreams

FCIM

Perisic hat trick.

Mr.Nice Guy

Jelle1880 wrote: »

That equaliser for Benevento, stuff of dreams

Amazing moment. Happy for their fans who have had to endure a lot of misery.

FCIM

For an Interista, it's brilliant to see Inter playing like this after so many bad years. Great hope for the rest of the season and the future. Grazie Luciano da Certaldo.

I seriously believe we do have a chance next week against Juventus. It will be very difficult but perhaps for the first time in years we can go there with confidence. My biggest hope though is that should we get beaten, Spalletti knows how to immediately give confidence back to the players as I believe we can go places with him as coach.

Forza Inter Sempre!

FCIM

Out of interest, of the regulars in this thread, which is your Italian team, on what level do you support them (are they your main/only team or are they the team you follow in Serie A) and how did you come to support them?

Me, I grew up surrounded by Italian families (not Italian myself, though I do speak the language quite fluently) and had a number of friends who were Interisti. Used to go to their houses to watch Channel Four Serie A with them and followed Inter primarily because of them.

Inter are my only team and the only one I follow in particular depth as is Serie A the only league I follow in depth. I have a soft spot for PSG because of spending time in Paris but wouldn't lose sleep if they lost and have a strong soft spot for Atalanta, because of spending a lot of time in Bergamo, Cittadella and Perugia in Serie B and a passing interest in AlbinoLeffe (see comment on Bergamo) in Serie C.

dor83

Inter fan myself, I used to go regularly but don't get to go any more because I don't have the money to spare now. I was at the match yesterday but that was my first time in 10 years and it will probably be a while before I get to go again. Inter are the only team that I support in the sense that the results matter to me and I will try to watch every match. I do have a soft spot for Man Utd. because my family support them and with Jose there it helps too, but if they played each other I would be supporting Inter. I think that has changed over the years because it used to be more evenly balanced.

I'm not exactly sure how I started supporting Inter but I think it was a few things, my father gave me no choice with English clubs so I think I probably wanted to pick my own team and with Football Italia being on Channel 4 picking an Italian team was the obvious next choise. I remember that Milan were the dominant team at the time but I remember Zenga, Bergomi, Baresi and even Matthaus sticking in my mind even if I can't remember that much about the games from then.

I would also say that in general I am a football fan and I watch a lot of matches, mostly Serie A and EPL but with the odd bit of other foreign leagues too.

Rekop dog

Was definitely the best league in the 90's when I was growing up. James Richardson on Sat mornings used to make extra exciting. I was a big Milan fan, my brother was Juve:pac:.

Used to go over a lot but maybe only go once or twice a year these days, hard to motivate myself to spend the money when they're so poor. Attendances are poor as well, been to a couple of derbies in recent years that didn't sell out which is pretty damning. Although signs this year Calcio is on the rise again(Milan aside:pac:) so hopefully locals start to get interested again.

FCIM

Similar to myself with both of you, I used to go regularly and had a season ticket for Curva Nord to guarantee tickets for big matches. Don't have the cash to spare now as much so that meant I couldn't go so much but am hoping to go in the new year.

dor83

FCIM wrote: »

Similar to myself with both of you, I used to go regularly and had a season ticket for Curva Nord to guarantee tickets for big matches. Don't have the cash to spare now as much so that meant I couldn't go so much but am hoping to go in the new year.

When did you have your season ticket? I had mine in the curva too for 06/07 and 07/08, but I didn't go to any in 08 because I went to New Zealand for the year. It would be crazy if we were there at the same time.

I am obviously biased but no other stadium has ever had the same atmosphere for me as San Siro. This weekend I was in the Curva Sud for the Roma match, the Curva Nord for the Inter match and the Curva Sud tonight for the Hellas match and both of the other two were a little disappointing considering the reputations they have. The Hellas fans were better than the Roma fans but still didn't come close to the Inter fans who were on their feet and singing for the whole match, it was actually even better than I remembered from when I used to go before.

FCIM

dor83 wrote: »

When did you have your season ticket? I had mine in the curva too for 06/07 and 07/08, but I didn't go to any in 08 because I went to New Zealand for the year. It would be crazy if we were there at the same time.

I am obviously biased but no other stadium has ever had the same atmosphere for me as San Siro. This weekend I was in the Curva Sud for the Roma match, the Curva Nord for the Inter match and the Curva Sud tonight for the Hellas match and both of the other two were a little disappointing considering the reputations they have. The Hellas fans were better than the Roma fans but still didn't come close to the Inter fans who were on their feet and singing for the whole match, it was actually even better than I remembered from when I used to go before.

Had it from about 10/11 to 12/13. I used to go to the matches against smaller teams before then but started to want to go to matches against Milan, Juventus etc. Oddly, I actually found the atmosphere better against the smaller clubs as it was just diehards in there.

I've been to the Curva Nord in Bergamo and the atmosphere there is brilliant. I've been to the Stadio Bentegodi but not in the Curva for Verona - Livorno (which is a big game for both teams for political reasons) and found it good. I was at a Serie D match in Sicily (Mazara) and an Eccellenza match in the Bergamo area (Stezzanese) and both had good atmospheres for the level. I've been to watch Sparta Prague in Prague and PSG in Paris too as well as to Celtic Park, Goodison Park, Anfield, the Racecourse (Wrexham) and the Millennium Stadium and I have to say the atmosphere on the continent is far better. In Paris both ends have ultras in them so the noise is deafening and Sparta's fans are very passionate but the Meazza does get me much more excited though that's probably natural.

ERG89

Milan really on the upswing under Gattuso. Losing to a team nobody ever heard of in the Europa League.

FCIM

ERG89 wrote: »

Milan really on the upswing under Gattuso. Losing to a team nobody ever heard of in the Europa League.

They'd already finished top and didn't field a first eleven. Not a team they should lose to though and with the news that UEFA won't accept their voluntary agreement things are going from bad to worse.

Tylerdurex

Where.most of the signings.milan.made in the summer duds ?