gimli2112 wrote: » 'If Balotelli was not ready psychologically to face the Verona fanbase and, above all, such a delicate match in which our city and our coach – among the most beloved figures – was taking his final chance at saving his job, then he should've said so and left his place to someone less irritable than him. 'None of us would've been upset if he had, quite the contrary. 'The personal declarations of one of the leaders of the Verona Curva cannot justify the witch-hunt sparked by the media and institutions in yet another attempt to criminalise and destroy the entire Ultras world. says the Brescia (Ballotelli's own club) Ultras, in soft support of the Verona racists
kksaints wrote: » Brescia's ultras would be fairly far right also. Shower of idiots, all of them. Forgot to add that Balotelli was their main attacking threat and scored a cracker of a goal in the match. Brescia ultras are fools for putting their hateful philosophy above a player who could easily be the difference between whether they stay up or get relegated.
Mr.Nice Guy wrote: » Love watching Sassuolo's Jeremie Boga atm. His dribbling skills are great. Didn't realise he used to be on Chelsea's books. He looks like he's ready for a bigger move.
Mr.Nice Guy wrote: » Super goalline clearance from Koulibaly to stop Napoli falling behind to Genoa. Napoli really should be winning this, especially at home. About 25 minutes to go. It ends goalless. Napoli inches away from a late winner but Radu just about prevented the ball crossing the line with a great save from Elmas' header.
windy shepard henderson wrote: » Surprised with how poor Napoli are going at the moment especially with ancelotti in charge, probably one of the better managers on the contenent seems to be really struggling, and pressure is starting to build now too
ERG89 wrote: » 12 points off the pace with imo a much better squad than Inter. They were put in ritiro which caused the squad to backlash and they showed why something needs to be said with 2 bad results at home this week. Not a lot of character in the squad to be honest & players are allowed to play badly with no real repercussions.
irishguitarlad wrote: » Cagliari beat Fiorentina 5-2. Check out the last goal, a naingollan special.
Mr.Nice Guy wrote: » Anything to be made of that Sarri sub of Ronaldo? Seems to be a bit of debate about whether it was injury related or tactical. Ronaldo went straight down the tunnel after it. Ended up working out on the night as Dybala got the goal.
Cienciano wrote: » Ronaldo asked to be taken off
Mr.Nice Guy wrote: » He didn't. Sarri made the call:https://twitter.com/goal/status/1193832936606437377 One to keep an eye on.
FitzShane wrote: » I will be in Milan at the end of January on a trip, and I'm looking to take in a game at the San Siro before it gets knocked. AC Milan are at home to Lecce that weekend. From what I can see, games don't exactly sell out there so tickets should be got ok I'm assuming. But does anyone know how likely the game is to be moved away from 14:00 on Sunday to maybe Saturday evening, or Sunday evening etc?
Mr.Nice Guy wrote: » Good win for Juve at Atalanta today. Thought that one might have been a potential banana skin. Had Barrow scored the pen perhaps it might have panned out differently. Nice win for Inter in difficult conditions at Torino. Lukaku looked a big threat.
windy shepard henderson wrote: » watched the inter game , to be fair they were impressive think Martinez is quality but is some spoofer for diving
