Serie A 11/12 (best league)

Gegilworld93 wrote:Sorry for the retardation?


Or sorry for being late, rather

Sean wrote:So weird seeing AC Milan playing during the day

Juventus boss Antonio Conte will reportedly ask his club to re-sign Sebastian Giovinco at the end of the season.

The Turin giants sold a 50 per cent share in the player to Parma over the summer for €3.5m after his successful loan at the Stadio Tardini in 2010-11.

However, according to Tuttosport, Bianconeri tactician Conte would like the player at his disposal for next season.

Giovinco has impressed this term, scoring seven goals in 15 Serie A games and becoming a regular in the Italian national squad.

Nevertheless, there are two obstacles that will need to be hurdled in order for Giovinco to return to his hometown club.

The first is convincing the player to move back to the Old Lady given his difficulties in winning regular first team football there in the past.

The second revolves around the cost of the operation as Parma now value their share in Giovinco at around €10m.

If no fee is agreed between the two clubs then the player’s future could be decided by a blind auction.

ilJuventino wrote:

Juventus boss Antonio Conte will reportedly ask his club to re-sign Sebastian Giovinco at the end of the season.

The Turin giants sold a 50 per cent share in the player to Parma over the summer for €3.5m after his successful loan at the Stadio Tardini in 2010-11.

However, according to Tuttosport, Bianconeri tactician Conte would like the player at his disposal for next season.

Giovinco has impressed this term, scoring seven goals in 15 Serie A games and becoming a regular in the Italian national squad.

Nevertheless, there are two obstacles that will need to be hurdled in order for Giovinco to return to his hometown club.

The first is convincing the player to move back to the Old Lady given his difficulties in winning regular first team football there in the past.

The second revolves around the cost of the operation as Parma now value their share in Giovinco at around €10m.

If no fee is agreed between the two clubs then the player’s future could be decided by a blind auction.

Bring The Ant back home.

Ed wrote:i dont follow much serie a, but its nice to see inter getting back on track always liked inter my fave italian side

ilJuventino wrote:

Ed wrote:i dont follow much serie a, but its nice to see inter getting back on track always liked inter my fave italian side

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Ranieri has given them a bit of a spark. He realizes that playing Pazzini and Milito at the same time is actually a sensible thing to do. Milito might be getting on a bit, but that sort of tandem can prove to be a nightmare for most defenses.

Other players like Nagatomo and young Ricky Alvarez have also been chipping in quite a bit

The derby should be exciting this weekend. Milan have a few injuries, so I'm not unsure as to how their back-line is going to look.

ilJuventino wrote:

Ed wrote:i dont follow much serie a, but its nice to see inter getting back on track always liked inter my fave italian side

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Ranieri has given them a bit of a spark. He realizes that playing Pazzini and Milito at the same time is actually a sensible thing to do. Milito might be getting on a bit, but that sort of tandem can prove to be a nightmare for most defenses.

Other players like Nagatomo and young Ricky Alvarez have also been chipping in quite a bit

The derby should be exciting this weekend. Milan have a few injuries, so I'm unsure as to how their back-line is going to look.

Milan President Silvio Berlusconi reveals why Alexandre Pato stayed. “It was my decision, as I was not convinced by the whole operation.”

The Brazilian was all set to join Paris Saint-Germain for €35m on Thursday, raising the funds to buy Carlos Tevez from Manchester City, but at the last minute he pulled the plug.

However, now it has been confirmed that it was not just Pato’s choice, but also President Berlusconi’s.

“I decided to keep Pato because I consider him a player of great talent,” said the patron.

“I was not convinced by the whole operation, not from a tactical stand-point nor an economic one. It is a decision that I made autonomously.

“I am convinced this was the best thing for Milan.”

Berlusconi has particular affection for Pato, who is dating his daughter Barbara.

Kuled wrote:Who saw Catania v Roma? So much rain, the ball wasn't able to bounce Got called off in the 62nd minute was 1-1 at the time.

drivescore wrote:Milan Derby today.Can't wait for the game.

Inter have been improving from their early season slump and I fancy them to win with Diego Forlan scoring the winner in a 2-1 result

Kuled wrote:Who saw Catania v Roma? So much rain, the ball wasn't able to bounce Got called off in the 62nd minute was 1-1 at the time.

ilJuventino wrote:

drivescore wrote:Milan Derby today.Can't wait for the game.

Inter have been improving from their early season slump and I fancy them to win with Diego Forlan scoring the winner in a 2-1 result

I doubt that he'll play; we'll see though.

Kuled wrote:Who saw Catania v Roma? So much rain, the ball wasn't able to bounce Got called off in the 62nd minute was 1-1 at the time.

'Twas a mess.

Kuled wrote:If Inter lose or draw, Napoli can go 5th if they win vs Bologna on Monday I don't know why I like Napoli so much, but I do

Sean wrote:Juventus playing now?

Splashy wrote:

Sean wrote:Juventus playing now?

Nope, At 3pm.