Serie A 2026-27 (3 Viewers)

Jul 23, 2008
3,508
handpicking refs for inda, clearly the injured party



just saying juve was crucified for much, much less. moggi never did anything remotely similar. facchetti did, they delayed the report so that inda walked away unharmed eventually

and i bet some dumbos still believe that the competition is clean
the difference of treatment is clear. For Juve, punishment always come earlier before all the verdict is clear : Moggi case and Paratici case. But for Inter, it already dragging lots of time and no punishment for Inter until now
 

s4tch

Senior Member
Mar 23, 2015
38,957
everyone is watching the world cup, so it's easier to not put this on the headlines. this is still a big story, even if serie ass lost most of its appeal



again, juve got relegated for much less in 2026. this should be end of inda for a while. we'll see whether calcio has any integrity left
 
May 14, 2006
12,609
everyone is watching the world cup, so it's easier to not put this on the headlines. this is still a big story, even if serie ass lost most of its appeal



again, juve got relegated for much less in 2026. this should be end of inda for a while. we'll see whether calcio has any integrity left
Bro I didn’t even read it cause nothing will ever happen to inter. They could kill a opponent on the field and would yet find excuses and media wouldn’t report it


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Feb 12, 2006
73,405
everyone is watching the world cup, so it's easier to not put this on the headlines. this is still a big story, even if serie ass lost most of its appeal



again, juve got relegated for much less in 2026. this should be end of inda for a while. we'll see whether calcio has any integrity left
Instead front page headlines are about reliving what happened 20 years ago. Honestly I hate the Italian mentality.
 

Bianconero_Aus

Beppe Marotta Is My God
May 26, 2009
84,102
Hate to say it but I might start watching PL now. There's nothing attractive about Serie A at this point

But I'll need to pick a team to follow :think:
The EPL has all the top stars but its on-field product is complete dogshit. Last year was a horrendous set piece fest devoid of entertainment value.

CL football from the knockout rounds onward >>>
 

Quetzalcoatl

It ain't hard to tell
Aug 22, 2007
67,652
The EPL has all the top stars but its on-field product is complete dogshit. Last year was a horrendous set piece fest devoid of entertainment value.

CL football from the knockout rounds onward >>>
True, whenever I've tuned in over the years it's a bore fest despite the strength of the teams

bradford brighton bormouth...Some of them are having fun playing, I'm confusing them.
Brighton I believe. The PL boys were fawning over them
 

Xperd

<--- Faces of Failure
Jun 1, 2012
36,978
True, whenever I've tuned in over the years it's a bore fest despite the strength of the teams


Brighton I believe. The PL boys were fawning over them
If you are an FIGC Azzurri fanboy or an Italophile, maybe Tottenham can be best option for you

Mediocre Italien coach but with modern philosophy, Vicario, Udogie, Tonali, ex-JJ jewels Bentancur and Kulusevski

Loads of JJ and Italien footprints on that club. Both Spurs and present day JJ celebrate mediocrity. Should be natural transition if you ask me :baus:
 

Quetzalcoatl

It ain't hard to tell
Aug 22, 2007
67,652
If you are an FIGC Azzurri fanboy or an Italophile, maybe Tottenham can be best option for you

Mediocre Italien coach but with modern philosophy, Vicario, Udogie, Tonali, ex-JJ jewels Bentancur and Kulusevski

Loads of JJ and Italien footprints on that club. Both Spurs and present day JJ celebrate mediocrity. Should be natural transition if you ask me :baus:
Yeah right.. what next, Maccabi Haifa?
 
Apr 15, 2005
22,239
Hate to say it but I might start watching PL now. There's nothing attractive about Serie A at this point

But I'll need to pick a team to follow :think:
Somehow ManUtd have become a tad more likeable off late imo. Gone are the days of them being the media’s darling globally. Plus Carrick seems like a humble decent coach.


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loyada

Senior Member
Feb 6, 2005
1,561
Rinse. Recycle. Repeat.

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The continuous rotation of managers among a fixed set of clubs maps conceptually to a subgroup of a symmetric group, governed by cycle decomposition.

When modelled mathematically, this closed loop hiring structure operates under specific principles of abstract algebra:
  • Symmetric group (\(S_{n}\)): The overall "pool" of available managers and clubs represents elements within a symmetric group, where \(n\) represents the total number of items being permuted.
  • Cycle notation: Each individual timeline forms a cycle where a manager moves from Club A → Club B → Club C →Club A. Because multiple clubs swap the same managers concurrently, the overall system represents a product of disjoint cycles.

  • Derangements: When every club in the chart replaces their existing manager with a different one from the pool simultaneously (leaving no manager at their current club), the rotation forms a derangement.
 

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