The last one was but usually it's full of tough tackles and great atmosphere. It's one of the few remaining games that reminds me of the good old days
Boca Vs river plate same. Always fun watching even if the teams not on top of their game.
Yeah it's also my favourite league by farThis is why Serie A is probably my favourite league outside of England.
Some really old school teams and grounds, but most are financially ruined shadows of their former selves and have to live well within their means.
Makes it interesting.
Fair enough, big fan of the Bundesliga myself. Always seems to be fallen giants in the second or third tier with new teams coming into the top flight. Superb crowds tooThis is why Serie A is probably my favourite league outside of England.
Some really old school teams and grounds, but most are financially ruined shadows of their former selves and have to live well within their means.
Makes it interesting.
The Italian Leagues are littered with big clubs at all levels aswell - have a Pro Vercelli game every year in FMYeah it's also my favourite league by far
Fair enough, big fan of the Bundesliga myself. Always seems to be fallen giants in the second or third tier with new teams coming into the top flight. Superb crowds too
Would of been brilliant for some on here as they could of combined going the match with a weekend full of free Palestine cock festsThought it was a shame the St Pauli pre-season game wasn't away! Could have been a good weekend
Hi Greggs, how's things going for you?Would of been brilliant for some on here as they could of combined going the match with a weekend full of free Palestine cock fests
Oh is it him? What happened to his Pete login?Hi Greggs, how's things going for you?
Its not GreggsHi Greggs, how's things going for you?
Some of the grounds are like stepping back 30-40 years in time. There’s also a big difference between the EFL and the lower leagues - there’s a Serie C club down the road from me, which is like going to watch Rugby Town.This is why Serie A is probably my favourite league outside of England.
Some really old school teams and grounds, but most are financially ruined shadows of their former selves and have to live well within their means.
Makes it interesting.
Some of the grounds are like stepping back 30-40 years in time. There’s also a big difference between the EFL and the lower leagues - there’s a Serie C club down the road from me, which is like going to watch Rugby Town.
We went to watch Bologna a few years ago. The ground is really dated, but enjoyed the atmosphere and the small away following (Sampdoria) were more pyro than man.Yeah I saw an interesting documentary about how some grounds were built for Italy hosting the World Cup in the 90s, and have been pretty much untouched since.
Really want to get to some games at some point, tickets to the San Siro look quite cheap.
Napoli is very intense but a fantastic place.We went to watch Bologna a few years ago. The ground is really dated, but enjoyed the atmosphere and the small away following (Sampdoria) were more pyro than man.
We could have gone on to watch Napoli v Lazio, but thought better of it. Two batshit sets of fans in an…interesting city.
You're better off avoiding the bigger clubs, IMO. I'd definitely suggest going to watch Palermo play...it's a lovely stadium. I went to the Sicilian derby years ago and it was insane.Yeah I saw an interesting documentary about how some grounds were built for Italy hosting the World Cup in the 90s, and have been pretty much untouched since.
Really want to get to some games at some point, tickets to the San Siro look quite cheap.
I loved Naples when I went to watch England play Italy there in 2023 - Was warned it is a dangerous shithole and to stay in my hotel room when not at the game and I am glad I didn't listenNapoli is very intense but a fantastic place.
I loved the San Siro and is worth a visit alone, but I was bloody disappointed with Milan as a place, thought it was very dullYeah I saw an interesting documentary about how some grounds were built for Italy hosting the World Cup in the 90s, and have been pretty much untouched since.
Really want to get to some games at some point, tickets to the San Siro look quite cheap.
I loved the San Siro and is worth a visit alone, but I was bloody disappointed with Milan as a place, thought it was very dull
Is this with the provisio that corruption is/was rife and the mafia were around (Yeah I saw an interesting documentary about how some grounds were built for Italy hosting the World Cup in the 90s, and have been pretty much untouched since.
Really want to get to some games at some point, tickets to the San Siro look quite cheap.
You're better off avoiding the bigger clubs, IMO. I'd definitely suggest going to watch Palermo play...it's a lovely stadium. I went to the Sicilian derby years ago and it was insane.
Northern and industrial in the past?Yeah, I've heard similar about Milan a few times before
We thought it was a lot like Liverpool.Napoli is very intense but a fantastic place.
Is this with the provisio that corruption is/was rife and the mafia were around (
Chap who runs it is a Hull fan with a lot of spare time on his handsPrimarily due to lack of funding, a depression and a lot of teams don't own their own stadiums (where have we heard that before...)
It was this video if you're interested -
It's a decent channel imo
Chap who runs it is a Hull fan with a lot of spare time on his hands
Sounds like an offer I can't refuse.You're better off avoiding the bigger clubs, IMO. I'd definitely suggest going to watch Palermo play...it's a lovely stadium. I went to the Sicilian derby years ago and it was insane.
He would have been sacked by them the season before if COVID hadn't ended the season early and it's a shame for him he won't be a) up against Neil Lennon and b) At a club so desperate to stop Celtic winning a 10th in a row they'll spend much, much, much more than they could afford just to do so.They’re approaching Gerrard for the job now
Fair play to him taking a step back after Saudi. It shows he loves the game.Can see them doing well with Gerrard there again. Seems to be a good match.
Go now as it looks like it might finnaly get demolished and replaced with a modern stadium by 2030Yeah I saw an interesting documentary about how some grounds were built for Italy hosting the World Cup in the 90s, and have been pretty much untouched since.
Really want to get to some games at some point, tickets to the San Siro look quite cheap.
He just isn’t very good at being a football manager. Maybe Rangers is his levelFair play to him taking a step back after Saudi. It shows he loves the game.
I wonder if he'll get MacAllister & Beale in his backroom staff againHe just isn’t very good at being a football manager. Maybe Rangers is his level
I
I wonder if he'll get MacAllister & Beale in his backroom staff again
yep, he was good for one season because they spent a fortune to stop Celtic winning a 10th league in a row.He just isn’t very good at being a football manager. Maybe Rangers is his level
Really should be Danny Röhlyep, he was good for one season because they spent a fortune to stop Celtic winning a 10th league in a row.
I support Rangers getting Gerrard back rather than going for a far better and more sensible option,
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