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His use of Catenaccio is correct though, as it means to attack and defend as one, not the common misinterpretation that it is to sit back and defend only.

Dunno, all the teams around Milan seem to be in free-fall right now. In fact all the teams who were above or level with Milan in the table going into this round dropped points, and looking at the fixtures that really shouldn't have been the case. Viola got a good result, but for a long run prior...

Add Lazio to that list as well, Milan take the 3rd spot. :wave:

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Inter and Juve embarrassing themselves, Napoli even dropping points, good good weekend. :)

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To be honest the race reference isn't even the most offensive part of it. The fact that he is a nobody but is grandstanding like a big shot to impress some dried up women is the crass part. I wouldn't say it has much resemblance to the Suarez situation either. For one its seemingly said in good...

My word this is uncanny to so many people on this forum, 2,8,14 in particular. :lol:

Yeah thats more or less correct. Its still not especially flattering, but when translated into English it becomes a far more loaded remark, especially with the 'family's' part bringing connotations of the slave trade to many English speakers. In Italian it is quite hard to explain exactly, I...

Never said otherwise, but Inter are out the CL spots, which frankly they had no business being in anyway. And yes they are level with Milan, but considering it was only 2 months ago you were all boasting about how far ahead of Milan you were, what a spectacular fuck up that is. I also loved that...

Didn't notice you complaining about refs when Milan were getting more than a few calls against them at the start of the season. Wonder if that has anything to do with the fact that Inter are now getting hammered by Siena. Thanks for giving the CL spot back as well. :lol:

He's not really right there though. He played upto the eccentric millionaire image the English papers built up around him, can hardly complain now about it.

No, I see what you have done there is confused Raphael Varane With General Francisco Franco. No Madridistas aren't ones to overrate as you can see here. No for now Varane is not quite that level of club hero, for now he will just have to make do with being the same as Maldini. Then if he works...

Wow thats a new one, forfeiting your entire salary being tax avoidance? he's really making a killing on that deal.

Exaggerating? I don't know where you have been, but maybe you missed the news that this 1 game has made Varane the 'new Maldini'.

I don't think you are in any position to question others comprehension when you think playing well in 1 game of Madrid's parked bus of desperation, justifies Maldini comparisons. Egypt riots must have effected your ability to comprehend.

Yes, a 20 year career at the highest level and winning everything there is, is really comparable to playing well in Madrid's desperation tactics in 1 copa game. Just like Maldini indeed.

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Maybe no bad thing, they have been good so far this season and playing nicely too. But it does feel like they have been found out these past few rounds. A bit of variation in their shape could be just the thing to get back on track. Not that I want that mind you, for purely self interest reasons.

Not that bad a move, its only a loan right? And he does come with the level of experience Viola need to push up the higher parts of the table.