I'm sure they won't be looked into based on any financial irregularitiesWinston Biscuit wrote:Interesting goings on at AC Monza
Promoted from the 4th Division 3 years ago, Silvio Berlusconi then bought them and appointed Adriano Galliani as CEO. They then won the 3rd division last year and they have just signed Mario Balotelli. Kevin Prince-Boateng also there.
Currently in 9th place in Serie B (Serie B play offs are nuts and can go down to 8th place)
What a fall from grace, I remember when they were in champions league on the regs.Winston Biscuit wrote:Deportivo La Coruna faltering a little in the Spanish 3rd division after a strong start
Its usually 4 regional leagues but this season its 10 leagues of 10 teams each before that turns into play offs.
Good to see. Although the biggies are lurking - in second at the time were Liverpool (now top), Atletico (Real third), Inter (Juve in third), Bayern and PSG.Winston Biscuit wrote:Mid December and top of the 'big 5' leagues are:
Tottenham
Real Sociedad
AC Milan
Leverkusen
Lille
Would be quite something if that’s how it finished up. The year of the underdog.Winston Biscuit wrote:Mid December and top of the 'big 5' leagues are:
Tottenham
Real Sociedad
AC Milan
Leverkusen
Lille
The usual big four are queued up behind Milan in Serie A, and Bayern are in touching distance in Germany. Liverpool now top. I reckon Atletico might pinch La Liga this season, but of those I reckon only Lille stand a real chance of an upset, PSG look fragile.WoodleyRoyal wrote:Would be quite something if that’s how it finished up. The year of the underdog.Winston Biscuit wrote:Mid December and top of the 'big 5' leagues are:
Tottenham
Real Sociedad
AC Milan
Leverkusen
Lille
As disappointing as he was last season, the writing him off, at 20 years old, is sadly typical of a lot of football media and commentary these days. And for some reason he got a lot more heat than Thomas Lemar, who finally this season got his first assist for Atletico in his 31st appearance, before netting his first goal in his 44th.Winston Biscuit wrote:Atletico look very good for La Liga.
Was listening to something the other day and they were raving about Joao Felix saying that after a year of getting used to it there, he now really looks very good indeed
If there's any justice in the world Lemar will get his comeuppance.Sanguine wrote:As disappointing as he was last season, the writing him off, at 20 years old, is sadly typical of a lot of football media and commentary these days. And for some reason he got a lot more heat than Thomas Lemar, who finally this season got his first assist for Atletico in his 31st appearance, before netting his first goal in his 44th.Winston Biscuit wrote:Atletico look very good for La Liga.
Was listening to something the other day and they were raving about Joao Felix saying that after a year of getting used to it there, he now really looks very good indeed
Haha. Nice.Pepe the Horseman wrote:If there's any justice in the world Lemar will get his comeuppance.Sanguine wrote:As disappointing as he was last season, the writing him off, at 20 years old, is sadly typical of a lot of football media and commentary these days. And for some reason he got a lot more heat than Thomas Lemar, who finally this season got his first assist for Atletico in his 31st appearance, before netting his first goal in his 44th.Winston Biscuit wrote:Atletico look very good for La Liga.
Was listening to something the other day and they were raving about Joao Felix saying that after a year of getting used to it there, he now really looks very good indeed
Good goal as well.Winston Biscuit wrote:Moukoko becomes the youngest goalscorer in the Bundesliga
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