Another good year for serie a overall in Europe too
I said last year things improving and you disputed it. Now they top of coefficients
I know my footy
I said last year things improving and you disputed it. Now they top of coefficients
I know my footy
Yeah, the top clubs; as I said, there are some really poor teams at the bottom of Serie A. Our squad with Vik and Hamer would have been able to stay up, which I stand by.
Can't say I have. But this Sheffield Utd team on course to concede 100 goals is surely the worst in the major European top leagues this season.
There are two teams in Serie A and La Liga who’ve somehow won fewer games!
Pretty sure Salernitana have won 2 games- one of those games was against my local team - the comfort in familiarity!
Only seen one Serie A match live and to be fair I really enjoyed it. The standard seemed comparable to a bottom half PL/top end Championship game.
Also had the chance to watch Napoli-Roma but given how bonkers both fanbases are we thought better of it
Villa twats from work convinced they are going to win the UEFA Conference League, have booked hotels and flights for the final
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It's a chance to win a trophy, and most Villa fans I know were basically all ready to celebrate it with a semi and final still to play, which will make this even more hilarious. Football is about winning things, those are the days people remember.
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Dunno, some biggish teams left, I'd love an away day in Athens and a European final against Fiorentina!
Bayer Leverkusen haven’t lost a competitive game since 27/5/23. What the fuck is Alonso feeding them over there?
The top 10 in serie a are all v good teams. It's stacked. That's 50 percent log league. So very negative to say bottom clubs are really poor. I'm more glass half full myself
Only a
would rate a Championship manager who almost messed up promotion despite a 12 point lead and having the highest wage bill outside the top 6 in the PL and the most expensive squad ever assembled in the Championship.
I've forgotten more about serie a then you wille ever know. You just act like an authority cos lived there or whatever
Who said I rate him?Only a
Winning the league isn't messing up
Also you need to make a lead to blow it
Just give up. You lost this one.
And I watch each game on telly every week. Modern world sunshineYeah apart from actually going to watch it every other week
Doesn't come on anymore mate
Bt sports shows every game live or full replay
Harder than living in Italy and driving to every game of course...
I don't actually think there's a lot in it across the top 4 or 5 european leagues.
I looked at it statistically a year or so ago.... taking the amount of different league winners in each of the last 10 years, all the leagues were similar (in fact England had a slight lead i think). Same with runners up. Obviously if you only go back 7/8 years or so, then the recent dominance of teams like PSG/Bayern/Juve pushes the balance even further in England's favour.
However England was lagging a little behind in terms of different top 4 teams in the last decade, which points to other leagues being a little more competitive in depth than "we" like to think.
Of course strength is more subjective.... and of course the top 4 teams in other big leagues have not always got the benefit of champions league money, which again helps England.... and of course none of the above accounts for teams in the bottom half.
I just did it to counter an argument elsewhere that "Premier League is the most competitive and thats that" just because that gets peddled on Sky Sports.
However on the other hand it would be foolish to ignore the amount of money floating round the premier league which probably makes it slightly the strongest at the moment... but the gap isn't huge at all.
