Serie A 2017/18

[Milos Krasic]

To quote Gonzalo Higuain:

every year they talk about other teams and in the end we always win

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[Luigi Habs]

Will be interesting to see how Juve does this season. No Bonucci but they got stronger in attack. They still need a quality midfielder though - hopefully not Matuidi.

Roma got weaker. Napoli - same. Milan better. It's still Juve's to lose.

 

[cgf]

Will be interesting to see how Juve does this season. No Bonucci but they got stronger in attack. They still need a quality midfielder though - hopefully not Matuidi.

Roma got weaker. Napoli - same. Milan better. It's still Juve's to lose.

Let's see what happens to dybala before making statements like this. If Dybala leaves to, Juve's reign may be reaching its end

 

[Duchene2MacKinnon]

Let's see what happens to dybala before making statements like this. If Dybala leaves to, Juve's reign may be reaching its end

They'd have 100+ million to play with. So, it's not likely.

 

[YNWA14]

Juventus would be fine without Dybala.

 

[johnsherdy10]

Juventus would be fine without Dybala.

I don't think so
If Juve lost Dybala they make a big problem, who will be replace him?
Gozalo too old

 

[Incubajerks]

I think this year Napoli will win.

 

[Paulie Gualtieri]

I think this year Napoli will win.

That would please me. I still think they need another winger as a good depth option. I'm not sure that Ounas or Zinchenko (not official yet) are the answer. Goalkeeping is also a questionmark.

Sarri has a great thing going on, but he could be more tactically flexible too.

 

[Cassano]

I think this year Napoli will win.

Agreed. Losing Bonucci hurts Juve.

 

[Luigi Habs]

I think this year Napoli will win.

Mertens will have to keep up with his form from last season, and Milik has to be as good as he was when he started prior to his injury.

I don't think they have the depth to win it though.

 

[YNWA14]

Does Milik coming back force Mertens back out wide? Could affect their chances as well since Mertens really came into his own as a striker or 'false 9' last season. He's still a fantastic player from out wide but I doubt he impacts the game as much from there.

Liked this little interview:

http://www.football-italia.net/105474/mertens-sarri-ideal-coach

 

[Savant]

Would be really dumb for Napoli to put Mertens out wide, to accommodate Milik

 

[Deficient Mode]

I will also pick Napoli. A number of things need to break their way though.

 

[Duchene2MacKinnon]

Dybala to wear #10 this season. Wonder what took so long.

Also dashes my last hopes of him moving.

 

[Luigi Habs]

Dybala to wear #10 this season. Wonder what took so long.

Also dashes my last hopes of him moving.

Marketing move to increase has value to sell him next season.

Worked wonderfully with Pogba.

 

[Power Man]

That would please me. I still think they need another winger as a good depth option. I'm not sure that Ounas or Zinchenko (not official yet) are the answer. Goalkeeping is also a questionmark.

Sarri has a great thing going on, but he could be more tactically flexible too.

Ounas has been very good for Napoli so far.

 

[Cassano]

Napoli
Juventus
Roma
AC Milan
Lazio

 

[Milos Krasic]

Massimo Cellino completes takeover of Brescia

 

[Duchene2MacKinnon]

Juve carrying their form against Madrid to today's match.

 

[Paulie Gualtieri]

Found this to be astonishing:

 

[Savant]

Top two players on Napoli

 

[YNWA14]

Yeah, Napoli is a fun team to watch. They move the ball really well.

 

[Power Man]

Yup.

And Ounas has been great for them during preseason and fits their style perfectly.
Already popular with their tifosi

 

[Luigi Habs]

Cagliari awarded a penalty after a video review and Buffon saves it.

GOAT

 

[gary69]

After the great FK goal in the Supercup, beautiful finish by Dybala.