Serie A

[theaxeofpain]

Sure hope it's taken out of context. What does Nocerino being anywhere have to do with Montolivo lol

I think it has more to do with Fiorentina, in the sense that he wanted to move a long time ago, but they didn't let him.

[xudong]

Inter lost 0-3 at home to Napoli, the heaviest defeat at home since May 11, 2001.

they were somewhat unlucky though, as the penalty was ridiculous. First, Obi was sent off for a foul outside the penalty box; then, several players entered the box before Hamsik took the penalty. Napoli seemed a better team but I doubt that they would win this easily if not helped by Rocchi.

[reza]

Yes that was a 'harsh' 0-3

[Ace]

And do you deny that they deserved it?

For me, I hope they get more decisions against them more often...

[xudong]

And do you deny that they deserved it?

For me, I hope they get more decisions against them more often...

Same here. I just hated to see Napoli benefit from it. Would be sweeter if it was some other "harmless" teams such as Catania, Cagliari, or Siena.

[xudong]

just realized an interesting piece of statistic: after 5 rounds (with Juve vs. Milan yet to be played), the team that has scored the most goals is NOVARA (10), and the team that has conceded the most is INTER MERDA (11).

Quite surprising, at least to me.

[reza]

Inter still at 4 points, lost to Catania. Strange season.

[Nalx]

Inter still at 4 points, lost to Catania. Strange season.

Their injury record is just as awful as ours, and for them it's the second season in a row. Perhaps it has something to do with the Meazza surface or something. Galliani said that ALL Pato's injuries took place in San Siro, and if I remember correctly, Ronaldo's knee injuries as a Milan and Inter player in the past also happened in this stadium. Coincidence?

[reza]

Very possible.

If we were winning it would easier to use this

[xudong]

I heard that Inter got an unfair penalty against them. Poor merda.