Discussion Italian Serie A 10/11, kicks off 28/8/10 - serie a fans here!
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 Aug 18 2010, 01:06 PM, updated 16y ago
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Here's a thread for Serie A fans from any club to discuss the on goings for this coming season.
 Kicks off next week 28th August Added on August 18, 2010, 1:22 pmSo will Inter Milan retain title? Can Rafa Benitez maintain their winning run? This post has been edited by beandy: Aug 19 2010, 11:47 AM |
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Aug 19 2010, 09:17 AM
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Hi Agx you seem to be a die hard Juve.
Can i know what's your verdict on Iaquinta? is he still the main man for Italy National team because he was not selected in the recent friendly.How does he fare during the recent world cup? Just wanted to know more about this player.. Added on August 19, 2010, 9:31 amFrom the poll now we can see Juve have most follower among us who like Serie A..wow! This post has been edited by beandy: Aug 19 2010, 09:32 AM |
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Aug 19 2010, 10:41 AM
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QUOTE(kuaLe_AGX @ Aug 19 2010, 10:21 AM) hi beandy Ic ..so his not as great as i expected regarding vicenzo...i think during the start of last season he's quite ok though, score couple of goals for juve & (he did score twice against Bulgaria during the WC qualifier). But since returning from his long time absense/injury...dat man was the shadow of his former self.. Poor season remainder with juve & poorer season with italy in WC.  last season i think there's more juventino here at footy lounge to be exact... Maybe some of em grew boring with the juve disastrous form last season and decided to rarely pay a visit here.  anyway its good to see Serie A fan here in LYN unites under    I went to the jersey shop last night and they have Italy with Iaquinta print so i thought of getting it becos it looks special.But sounds like his career with the national team is shortlived. About this thread the purpose is to gather the Serie A fans bcos we know each of our thread is not as popular as the English club one.So together we make it big Hope to have more people drop in to give a view now onwards..  Added on August 19, 2010, 10:45 am QUOTE(SnoWFisH @ Aug 19 2010, 10:30 AM) Another Juve fan reporting in! Dont play down Juve chances.. before Inter dominance it is always Juve at the top.Big Vince now easily getting injured Juve still lack squad depth compared to other teams. There's some very debatable transfer decisions so far... Currently, I'll say the 2 Milans are the favourite to win the title. Probably the team then all got old and no similiar class being replace. Im talking about Nedved,davids,treze,buffon,cannavaro then..Class team! This post has been edited by beandy: Aug 19 2010, 11:01 AM |
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Aug 19 2010, 11:04 AM
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All the best players in the world played in Serie A..but not all the best plays in Premier league untill Chelsea money came in.
This says it all the prestigious and class of Serie A in Europe. Maybe the league going downhill at the moment due to money factor but remember, Class is permanent! Added on August 19, 2010, 11:12 am QUOTE(kuaLe_AGX @ Aug 19 2010, 11:01 AM) ur right, but snowfish right also. Its not dat us juventinos did not expect our club to did well @ challenge for the scudetto. I quite like Maningger ..what you think? is he a capable Buffon replacement?our current squad right now are far from being the player u mention above. Nedved >>>>Diego>>>> Lanzafame/Pepe/Martinez Davids >>>>>>> Sissoko/Melo Trez (before 2008) >>>>>>>>> Trez(now)/Amauri/Iaquinta Buffon >>>>>>>>> Maningger/Buffon(now)/Storari Cannavaro (before 2007) - Chiellini might came close But its the rebuilding period for us right now. If Juve can clinch UCL spot during this season serie a i'll be more than happy already..but if...IF they win scudetto.. Well i dono how to describe dat feeling eh  This post has been edited by beandy: Aug 19 2010, 11:12 AM |
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Aug 19 2010, 11:45 AM
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QUOTE(cyke2702 @ Aug 19 2010, 11:14 AM) personally as a milanista i hope they win but i'm eager to c other teams like lazio,napoli,genoa,etc...they've made excellent signings & dat can only improve serie A.can't wait to c hernanes & rafinha in action... I was hoping so much Roma won it last season during the final run in.But too bad..But the same time i wish Mourinho win it too which he did.His my favourite manager above all. This post has been edited by beandy: Aug 19 2010, 12:10 PM |
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Aug 19 2010, 01:43 PM
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QUOTE(kuaLe_AGX @ Aug 19 2010, 01:16 PM) u forgot another Genoa signing. Miguel Veloso. Yeah was 2nd when with Chelsea too. Both veloso & rafinha was transfer target for Juve for a long time..esp rafinha. Its a shame we can't sign him last season (oh...its secco as our director last season..so no wonder) Regarding Roma...well, finishing 2nd place (no offense) was Ranieri specialty. He did the same with Juve 2 season ago. i think he's quite a good manager at bringing the team to climb the table (look at wat he done at Juve & Parma) but surely not a winning mentality coach. i remember he did said something after Juve-Sampdoria game, "we're satisfied with this draw". Im kinda  & at the same time Any other notable Serie A transfer this off season? Just read from Milan thread about Boateng loan signing..that Ghanaian who score that screamer pass USA. |
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Aug 19 2010, 02:14 PM
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Here's the full transfer list ...LOL
Bari Spanish midfielder Jaime on loan from Udinese; Goalkeeper Daniele Padelli on loan from Sampdoria; Defender Marco Rossi on loan from Parma; Defender Andrea Raggi on loan from Bologna; Midfielder Marco D'Alessandro on loan from Roma; French forward Abdelkader Ghezzal from Siena; Midfielder Nico Pulzetti from Livorno; Brazilian forward Barreto from Udinese; Argentinean midfielder Sergio Almiron (permanent signing) from Juventus for a fee of €5m. Bologna Swedish midfielder Albin Ekdal from Juventus for a fee of €2m; Midfielder Luca Siligardi on loan from Inter Milan; Defender Niccolo Cherubin from Cittadella; Slovenian midfielder Rene Krhin from Inter Milan for a fee of €3m; Defender Andrea Esposito on loan from Genoa; Goalkeeper Cristiano Lupatelli from Cagliari; Forward Riccardo Meggiorini from Genoa; Forward Daniele Paponi from Parma. Brescia Greek midfielder Panagiotis Kone from Iraklis. Cagliari Defender Dario Biasi from Cesena; Defender Lorenzo Ariaudo from Juventus; Midfielder Alex Pinardi from Modena. Catania Forward Fabrizio Lasagna from Paganese; Defender Giovanni Marchese from Chievo Verona; Brazilian midfielder Raphael Martinho from Paulista. Chievo Verona Forward Davide Moscardelli from Piacenza; Midfielder Roberto Guana on loan from Palermo; Forward Mattia Marchi from Rimini; Uruguayan midfielder Mariano Bogliacino on loan from Napoli; Brazilian goalkeeper Jefferson Trazzi from Lecce; Defender Gennaro Sardo from Catania Calcio; Forward Mattia Minesso from Vicenza; Slovenian defender Bostjan Cesar on a free transfer from Grenoble. Fiorentina Argentinean defender Emiliano Insua from Liverpool; Polish goalkeeper Artur Boruc from Celtic Glasgow for a fee of €2m; Midfielder Gaetano D'Agostino from Udinese. Genoa Brazilian defender Rafinha from Schalke for a fee of €9m; Swiss midfielder Carlo Polli on loan from Chiasso; Portuguese defender Miguel Veloso from Sporting Lisbon for a fee of €9m; Argentinean midfielder Franco Zuculini on loan from Hoffenheim; Spanish defender Chico from Almeria; Defender Andrea Ranocchia on loan from Inter Milan; Forward Gianmarco Zigoni from Milan; Forward Mattia Destro on loan from Inter Milan; Nigerian forward Nnamdi Oduamadi from Milan; Sierra Leone midfielder Rodney Strasser from Milan; Portuguese goalkeeper Eduardo from Braga for a fee of €4.5m; Forward Luca Toni on a free transfer from Bayern Munich; Brazilian defender Diego Angelo from Naval; Hungarian forward Gergely Rudolf on a free transfer from Debrecen. Inter French forward Jonathan Biabiany (loan return) from Parma; Defender Marco Davide Faraoni on a free transfer from Lazio; Goalkeeper Luca Castellazzi on a free transfer from Sampdoria. Juventus Defender Marco Motta on loan from Udinese; Uruguayan forward Jorge Martinez from Catania for a fee of €12m; Defender Leonardo Bonucci from Bari for a fee of €15.5m; Forward Davide Lanzafame on loan from Palermo; Goalkeeper Marco Storari from Milan for a fee of €4.5m; Forward Simone Pepe on loan from Udinese. Lazio Brazilian midfielder Hernanes from Sao Paulo for a fee of €13.5m; Spanish defender Garrido from Manchester City for a fee of €2.5m; Uruguayan midfielder Alvaro Gonzalez from Nacional Montevideo for a fee of €2m; Australian midfielder Marco Bresciano on a free transfer from Palermo. Lecce Defender Simone Sini on loan from Roma; Uruguayan midfielder Carlos Grossmueller from Schalke; Norwegian defender Tore Reginiussen on loan from Schalke. Milan German midfielder Kevin-Prince Boateng from Portsmouth; Hungarian midfielder Attila Filkor from Inter; Romanian midfielder Cristian Daminuta from Inter; Midfielder Marco Ezio Fossati from Inter; Greek defender Sokratis Papastathopoulos from Genoa for a fee of €5m; Defender Luca Santonocito from Celtic; Goalkeeper Marco Amelia on loan from Genoa; Colombian defender Mario Yepes on a free transfer from Chievo Verona. Napoli Uruguayan forward Edinson Cavani from Palermo for a fee of €17m. Palermo Argentinean defender Ezequiel Matias Munoz from Boca Juniors for a fee of €4m; Goalkeeper Giacomo Brichetto (permanent signing) from Novara Calcio; Argentinean defender Santiago Garcia from Rosario Central; Defender Matteo Darmian from Milan; Polish defender Kamil Glik from Piast Gliwice; Forward Massimo Maccarone from Siena; Chilean forward Mauricio Pinilla from Grosseto; Swiss midfielder Pajtim Kasami on a free transfer from Bellinzona. Parma Midfielder Sebastian Giovinco on loan from Juventus; Portuguese forward Filipe Oliveira from Braga; Spanish midfielder Jose Fernando Marques from Espanyol; Argentinean defender Gabriel Paletta from Boca Juniors; Bulgarian forward Valeri Bojinov (permanent signing) from Manchester City; Brazilian defender Marcus Paixao Diniz on loan from Milan; Forward Gabriele Paonessa from Bologna. Roma Argentinean defender Guillermo Burdisso on loan from Rosario Central; Brazilian midfielder Simplicio on a free transfer from Palermo; Brazilian forward Adriano on a free transfer from Flamengo. Sampdoria Midfielder Stefano Guberti (permanent signing) from Roma for a fee of €3m; Goalkeeper Gianluca Curci from Siena; Forward Simone Zaza from Atalanta. Udinese Argentinean forward German Denis from Napoli; Spanish midfielder Carlos Calvo from Xerez; Czech forward Matej Vydra from Banik Ostrava. Added on August 19, 2010, 2:40 pmCavani completes €17m move to Napoli Napoli have signed Uruguay striker Edinson Cavani from Citta di Palermo for a fee of €17m. This is one of the big movement... Cavani i rated him highly..together with Forlan and Suarez they had a fantastic 3 attacking during the World cup. Added on August 19, 2010, 2:47 pmLook at Genoa list.. i think they changing the entire club staff there? lol include the free signing of Luca Toni This post has been edited by beandy: Aug 19 2010, 02:47 PM |
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Aug 19 2010, 03:28 PM
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QUOTE(cyke2702 @ Aug 19 2010, 03:16 PM) yep they can be da surprise team dis season.genoa(3-4-3) Wow..you know so much about Genoa...shocking GK-Eduardo CB-Ranocchia CB-Bocchetti CD-Moretti RM-Rafinha CM-Veloso CM-Zuculini LM-Criscito RF-Palacio ST-Toni LF-Palladino  |
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Aug 24 2010, 12:29 PM
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Someone vote for others! Dont mind to share with us here what is the team you like in Serie A apart from the voting list??
BTW i got a question..Is Quagliarella the next big striker for Italy? Is he a better striker than Iaquinta is? |
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Aug 25 2010, 04:41 PM
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QUOTE(SnoWFisH @ Aug 24 2010, 03:02 PM) Quagliarella is a striker where he can score unexpectedly from tight angles / unconventional shots. One good example would be his goal against Slovakia in the WC 2010. However, I think the reason why he's not able to hold a regular place in the national team is due to his inconsistency. It seem like there is no more reliable no.1 striker to be found in Serie A? Iaquinta on the other hand is one of a work-horse. He will keep on running and running until he drops. Very rarely you see him being lazy. He's in the similar mold as Dirk Kuyt. Not as charismatic and cheeky as Cassano, Baggio or Balotelli. These few years he's been quite injury prone though. komandermaut: I think he can play LMF cuz he do go up flanks when he's playing as LB. Genoa's lineup looks surprisingly solid! I think they might be the surprise package this time round! Amauri was handed a debut on the latest friendly.And Cassano i dont believe his the answer to the national squad. How about Di Natale? And Lucarelli (wonder why he never chose for Italy) This post has been edited by beandy: Aug 25 2010, 04:42 PM |
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