What a cacophony of noise!
is this game worth watching Totti?
im joining late but after the muck we were served earlier in the EPL earlier and Barcelona on the other channel i could do with a decent game
It’s a splendid game and is infused with an atmosphere that you don’t get in any other league.
Milito has just doubled Inter’s lead after wonderful play from Fredy Guarin. 
Game fucking on.
What drama, serious noise as well - Napoli must have a big contingent there.
Great game, Inter run out 2-1 winners. Napoli had so many chances to level it up.
Real heart-warming story that encapsulates the magic of Serie A.
The one and only Udinese fan who made the trip to watch his team beat Sampdoria 2-0 last night revealed what it felt like to be celebrating alone.
Only one ticket was sold by the visiting club and the lonely figure in the vast Marassi stands has been identified as 37-year-old wine merchant Arrigo Brovedani.
“I was in Genoa for a work meeting and usually take a trip round the area around this time of year, but it was pure coincidence Udinese were playing there at the same time. So I took advantage and organised a ticket,” he told udinetoday.it.
“If I am in a city where Udinese happen to be playing, clients tend to send me free tickets, as they know my passion for the team. This time it wasn’t possible and I had to sort it out myself.
“It wasn’t easy, as I had to buy a ‘Fan Passport’ to buy a ticket for an away game and it takes 18 days to go through, so I wrote to Sampdoria in order to make sure it would be alright and they were very helpful.
“I made the journey to Genoa, arrived at the stadium and only then did I realise I was the only Udinese fan there! At that point the stewards asked if I wanted to sit in the main stand, but I insisted on going into the away end, seeing as I had paid for that ticket.
“I had the Udinese flag with me, as I carry it everywhere in my car. The Samp fans applauded me after we scored and they were really very kind. The stewards offered me coffee, then the Samp directors arrived to give me a team jersey.
“At the final whistle when I left, Samp fans came towards me and offered me a drink, complimenting me on my passion. It’s a shame I couldn’t stay long, as I had to run due to work commitments.
“I don’t know when my next away game will be. For now I am concentrated on work and continue travelling round Italy.”
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One fan bothered to travel, and only then because he was there on business :lol:
What a shitty league it really is.
How is it shit?
Italians have jobs to go to, they are not welfare cases and paroled scumbags like EPL fans.
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How is it shit?
Italians have jobs to go to, they are not welfare cases and paroled scumbags like EPL fans.[/quote]
So soccer is the game of the priviliged classes in Italy?
Work is something that transcends all social classes in Italy.
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Work is something that transcends all social classes in Italy.[/quote]
:rolleyes: snob.
Real football, real people
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Sampdoria is a also a really classy club.
Inter travel to Lazio tonight in what should be a very good game. I’ve been very impressed with Lazio this season, they were quite a bland and boring team under Reja who seemed to have an ability to win games in which they were second best an awful lot, however under Petkovic they have been a much more refreshing offensive side and deserve their position at the minute despite having more or less the same squad Reja had.
Starting on ESPN shortly, should be another wonderful advert for Serie A.
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Dave Farrar is obviously a regular viewer of this thread.
Dave Farrar is obviously a regular viewer of this thread.
Inter upping it, Marchetti forced into a fantastic double save.