I’d go with meh.
Nazio are on some run
gutted i missed that tonight
was Immobile firing?
i love the cut of inter lately tbh as well
its a brilliant title race
Conte is a fraud.
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far from it
Inter were beaten home and away by Hapoel Beer Sheva in the 2016 UEFA cup group stages ( the first time they had ever been beaten home and away in Europe in the one tie) so with that as a benchmark it could be argued albeit with a bit more investment the side has improved under his tenure
Just the 7 goals for Atalanta today.
Ciccio Caputo puts Sassuolo ahead against Brescia in an empty stadium, the suspension is going to come at a bad time for him
Ciccio with a cracking second goal 
Boga dribble from near halfway and nice finish to make it 3-zip
Atalanta’s 10 biggest profits from sales since 2017:
10. Andrea Petagna, €11m (signed from Milan for €1m in 2016, sold to SPAL last summer for €12m)
9. Musa Barrow, €12m (signed from Hawks FC for €200,000 in 2016, sold to Bologna in January for €13m)
8. Gianluca Mancini, €14.7m (signed from Perugia for €300,000, sold to Roma last summer for €15m)
7. Bryan Cristante, €16m (signed from Benfica for €5m in 2017, sold to Roma a year later for €21m)
6. Mattia Caldara, €19m (youth product, sold to Juventus in 2017 for €19m)
5. Roberto Gagliardini, €22m (youth product, sold to Inter in 2017 for €22m)
4. Andrea Conti, €24m (youth product, sold to Milan in 2017 for €24m)
3. Franck Kessie, €26.5m (signed from Stella Adjame in 2015 for €1.5m, sold to Milan in 2017 for €28m)
2. Alessandro Bastoni, €31.1m (youth product, sold to Inter in 2017 for €31.1m)
1. Dejan Kulusevski, €34.8m (signed from Brommapojkarna in 2016 for €165,000, sold to Juventus in 2020 for €34m, rising to €44m)
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2017 was some year for them with the intake in players sold. About €145 million.
What did they invest that on?
It’s a remarkable story, year on year their best players leave and they keep coming back on a fraction of the budget.
They bought their stadium off the council as well a few years back and are currently upgrading it which is why their CL games are in the San Siro at present. Think they are now one of only 4 Serie A clubs who own their own stadium.
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I remember Atalanta losing a European game to Merthyr Tydfil in the 80s . They still went through iirc
Not too worried about social distancing in Naples tonight
I see Juventus are eight points clear in the Mickey Mouse League, coasting to 9 in a row.
Zaniolo back on the scoresheet last night six months after rupturing his cruciate.
The guy is an absolute machine.
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At the turn of the century Lazio, Roma, Inter, Milan, Parma and Juventus were all serious contenders. Fiorentina were handy outsiders too.
Now there’s a team winning 9 in a row, most of them at a canter. Talk about a fall from grace.