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/ 5743 days agoInter's plan – keep Maicon, sell Balotelli, buy Cavani
Inter Milan have begun to turn in different directions this transfer market, while at first the nerazzurri were bargaining with Real Madrid about Maicon, now it seems like Balotelli could leave for Manchester City. The European champions would have to sell either the Brazilian or the Italian in order to begin to balance the books […]
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/ 5785 days agoThe Most Surprising Clubs of 2009-2010
In this aggravating time between the end of the Serie A season and the beginning of the World Cup, we can bide our time by looking back at the past Serie A season. As expected by many, Inter Milan won the title. In my series of posts reviewing the season, however, I want to begin […]
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/ 5794 days agoWhat Next For Milan?
Milan defeated fallen giants Juventus 3-0 in a match with no consequence to the Serie A title race yet it served as the proper farewell for coach Leonardo who managed to do well despite the lack of depth in the squad and the limited resources. The Rossoneri only spent on Klaas-Jan Huntelaar who turned out […]
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/ 5827 days agoCan Any of the Bottom Three Avoid Relegation?
On the pitch, an official has the authority to add time to a match to make up for injury or ensure that both clubs actually play 45 minutes in the half. In the Serie A standings, there is no added time, and for the three clubs at the bottom the ticking clock is a doomsday […]
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/ 5869 days agoLessons Learned from Giornata 26
As Serie A takes a quick breather for a World Cup friendly this week versus Cameroon, this past weekend once again saw changes in the standings as well as a tightening championship race. Before we look ahead and begin debating which players deserve to make the national team, let's take a look back at a […]
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/ 5902 days agoLessons Learned from Giornata 21
A nice quiet weekend in Serie A. Fortunately, there were no matches of interest and no controversy that came out of the matches. Nothing unusual or interesting at all. Or not. In a weekend highlighted by the top two squads facing off, injuries to star players, and an odd mask celebration, let's take a moment […]
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/ 5918 days agoLessons Learned From Giornata 19
We have reached the halfway point of the season, and it seems like the race for the scudetto is over (whether it is or not you can debate). The big story from this past weekend was Milan's thumping of Juventus but of course there are numerous subplots and stories that have come out of the […]
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/ 5922 days agoLessons Learned from Giornata 18
Like a ray of sunshine on a cloudy day, Italian soccer has returned to our airwaves, and this week's matches saw the return of David Beckham, the goal of the year, and some good calcio as well. As reports roll in of players leaving Italy in transfers, the question is what moves will the contenders […]
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/ 5997 days agoLessons Learned From Giornata 9
The Top 6 Keep This Week Interesting Inter, Sampdoria, Juventus, Palermo, Fiorentina and AC Milan all won this weekend to raise the stakes for the mid-week matches: Genoa v. Fiorentina, Napoli v. AC Milan, Juventus v. Sampdoria, and Inter V. Palermo (29th). Clear your schedule Wednesday and Thursday for some great calcio. AC Milan […]
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/ 6031 days agoLessons Learned from Giornata 4
For those who spent Saturday and Sunday away from the television and internet, or were too busy watching the Manchester Derby, here are some lessons we have learned (or in some cases relearned) from this past weekend’s Serie A action: Gianluigi Buffon is the key for a Juve scudetto: Although he has some mileage between […]
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/ 6326 days agoSerie A Matchday 14 Results
Saturday, November 29th Catania 1 – 1 Lecce Juventus 4 – 0 Reggina Sunday, November 30th AS Roma 1 – 0 Fiorentina Atalanta 2 – 0 Lazio Cagliari 1 – 0 Sampdoria Genoa 1 – 1 Bologna Inter Milan 2 – 1 Napoli Siena 1 – 0 Torino Udinese 0 – 1 Chievo Palermo 3 […]
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/ 6361 days agoIs The South Rising Upon Serie A?
American readers quickly grasp my play on words and Italians of course know all too well the North-South rivalry alive and well in game and nation. This season has seen a parity of representation from both halves of the Italian nation, yet the biggest Serie A surprise thus far is a table race in which Southerners […]
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/ 6402 days agoThe Special One’s Goal Of Week Two
This week's winner was scored by Fabrizio Miccoli. Miccoli bagged two goals on Sunday against Roma but it was the first one which was particularly nice and helped set tempo for the rest of the match. Sadly Miccoli left the match after experiencing a muscular injury in the second half and Palermo are currently awaiting results on the extent of […]
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/ 6413 days agoSack Race Begins With Palermo's Colantuono
Serie A has it's first managerial change with sacking of Stefano Colantuono after rehiring late last season. Maurizio Zamparini has dismissed Colantuono for the second time and turns to former Cagliari tactician Davide Ballardini. From La Gazzetta dello Sport Reasons Why – In an interview yesterday with Primaradio, the club president strongly criticised the Roman coach's work, […]