Ben Patrick wrote:I think he will be sacked soon.
And they will go for Roy as his replacement


aCe' wrote:Serie A... here my take..
Milan are going to win it because of the attacking talent in their squad..
Roma second because they have a few quality players who always seem to step up towards the end of the season
Juve third... Probably the most balanced squad in the league (besides Inters) but still need to find the right setup to utilize the talent at their disposal
4th spot between Napoli and Lazio... If Lazio start playing Zarate sometime soon then they'll definitely finish in the top4 imo... Him and Hernanes are both top players for a Italian side.. Napoli rely too much on the likes of Lavezzi but if they can keep getting results against the strong sides and remain strong at home then i dont see why not..
Inter... Its a shame to see the best club in Italy in such decline... Hopefully with a swift change of management they get back to their rightful position .. Wouldnt be surprised if some Inter fans start hoping they lose their next game in Europe thus knocking them out of the competition from the 1st round.. Would probably see them sack their manager and get back to walking the league.. As things stand, 6th seems about right !
bigmick wrote:aCe' wrote:Serie A... here my take..
Milan are going to win it because of the attacking talent in their squad..
Roma second because they have a few quality players who always seem to step up towards the end of the season
Juve third... Probably the most balanced squad in the league (besides Inters) but still need to find the right setup to utilize the talent at their disposal
4th spot between Napoli and Lazio... If Lazio start playing Zarate sometime soon then they'll definitely finish in the top4 imo... Him and Hernanes are both top players for a Italian side.. Napoli rely too much on the likes of Lavezzi but if they can keep getting results against the strong sides and remain strong at home then i dont see why not..
Inter... Its a shame to see the best club in Italy in such decline... Hopefully with a swift change of management they get back to their rightful position .. Wouldnt be surprised if some Inter fans start hoping they lose their next game in Europe thus knocking them out of the competition from the 1st round.. Would probably see them sack their manager and get back to walking the league.. As things stand, 6th seems about right !
They'll finish higher than 6th surely, feck me.
RED BEERGOGGLES wrote:bigmick wrote:I'll bet there's a few of the older Inter fans who'd do that swap in a heartbeat. Roy had an excellent record there. Mind you, they are a better team now than when Roy first took over, they were battling against relegation at the time. I don't see them sinking that low this time around.
I suspect the hardcore fans that pelted him with lighters and coins would love to have him back seen as how revered and well respected he was ....this is what Google was invented for to save posters looking a touch foolish with their impetuous answers
Hodgsons hasty retreat
Oh yes they love him them pesky Inter fans
Reg wrote:Internazionale's chairman, Massimo Moratti, who failed to persuade Hodgson to reconsider his decision, said: "I'm sorry that the fans consider Hodgson the guilty party. I think they exaggerated." He added. "I know Hodgson well, he doesn't deserve such a mortification."
Darn Iinter fans jumping to conclusions again.
Reckon Roy has a fast car with its engine left running outside every stadium he's worked........
Ben Patrick wrote:RED BEERGOGGLES wrote:Here's one I found particularly hard to take .....since he was deemed not good enough for our midfield
Il Messagero newspaper described him after the game against Roma as being possessed of “velvet feet and a superior brain”, and Juventus have quickly discovered that none of the old grace has been lost. To observe Aquilani on the ball at times is like watching a coaching video on footballing technique. Few players even at the top level are able to keeps their heads up, and their eyes searching for a pass, so consistently when under pressure from opponents.
Thanks will have to see if i can watch one of their matches on espn.
I wonder how final his loan is ?
rocky29 wrote:Ben Patrick wrote:RED BEERGOGGLES wrote:Here's one I found particularly hard to take .....since he was deemed not good enough for our midfield
Il Messagero newspaper described him after the game against Roma as being possessed of “velvet feet and a superior brain”, and Juventus have quickly discovered that none of the old grace has been lost. To observe Aquilani on the ball at times is like watching a coaching video on footballing technique. Few players even at the top level are able to keeps their heads up, and their eyes searching for a pass, so consistently when under pressure from opponents.
Thanks will have to see if i can watch one of their matches on espn.
I wonder how final his loan is ?
Remember me saying. 'Quote' Give it till christmas and you will all be begging him back. Not laughing at me now are you.
dawson99 wrote:hes just not suited to premier league football, doesnt matter how genius he is, he might not be suited to our style in the PL
rocky29 wrote:dawson99 wrote:hes just not suited to premier league football, doesnt matter how genius he is, he might not be suited to our style in the PL
ye i agree he doesnt get stuck in and hoof the ball enough. Not suited to the prem. Remind me tho how creative weve been lately. Oh sorry thats roys tactics
stmichael wrote:Inter have had a poor spell but it's still relatively early days. They're an ageing squad who were never going to be able to reproduce the heroics of last season. They've also had injuries galore this season, especially in midfield.
Has Rafa even brought a player yet?
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