Italian League Prediction Thread (Serie A)

[verdinio]

Juventus needs to solve these problems as soon as possible. Perhaps the management needs to change. Because without a change in management style, success will not come to the team. They are afraid to spend money and are not signing star players like in the past. If they want success in the Italian league, they have to integrate many good players like Kenan Y?ld?z into the team. A good striker is now essential for Juventus.

there is an absolute need to resolve the problems that are gripping them, and they must do so immediately, this is necessary to save the club and also the team from a sensational hole in the water, causing them to sink into an unprecedented crisis, but anyone who follows the Serie A championship knows that Juventus is one of those hard-to-die teams

[SquallLeonhart]

Juventus needs to solve these problems as soon as possible. Perhaps the management needs to change. Because without a change in management style, success will not come to the team. They are afraid to spend money and are not signing star players like in the past. If they want success in the Italian league, they have to integrate many good players like Kenan Yıldız into the team. A good striker is now essential for Juventus.

I agree, we are talking about a team that has to change something, ownership, front office, managers, like whatever they have too, I would fire the chef and hire new ones if I have to, because at this point the whole team still fails miserably at a level they should do better.

They are a rich club, they have a huge fan base, which means, while they may not be making as much as they could due to failure at the pitch, they are still doing better than most teams and still failing to finish at top four, at least looks like they might. They need to do a lot better job and this has to be done via proper managing of the club, not just coach or staff, but from CEO to general manager to director of football, everything has to change.

[giorgione]

Yes, i think so too. The possibility of letting go of this opportunity is remote, but not impossible.
He really should be playing very badly right now to drop points and get caught up by Milan or Napoli, although honestly Milan had several chances to be able to come back from a few points and instead brought disappointment to their fans.
If Napoli can maintain third place they might already consider themselves lucky.

AC Milan have had many concrete opportunities to take the lead but have never made the most of them. i think the problem is Massimo Allegri's game which is never fish or fowl and never manages to attack all the way and actually score matches, in fact his victories have always been narrow and never with a large number of goals.

[hyudien]

I agree, we are talking about a team that has to change something, ownership, front office, managers, like whatever they have too, I would fire the chef and hire new ones if I have to, because at this point the whole team still fails miserably at a level they should do better.

They are a rich club, they have a huge fan base, which means, while they may not be making as much as they could due to failure at the pitch, they are still doing better than most teams and still failing to finish at top four, at least looks like they might. They need to do a lot better job and this has to be done via proper managing of the club, not just coach or staff, but from CEO to general manager to director of football, everything has to change.

They have tried changing coaches several times since last year until now, if I'm not mistaken, they have changed coaches three times, and the results are already known, so maybe it's not just the coach problem that makes them no longer be considered for the title fight, maybe as has been explained, there is something wrong with the people who work behind the scenes, maybe their talent scouts, because in all these years I have not seen them successfully buy players, only a few and even then it has not had a big impact. Juve must start to get to the root of the problem and improve in that area. They must return to being the fierce old lady.

[IceLincoln]

Yes, i think so too. The possibility of letting go of this opportunity is remote, but not impossible.
He really should be playing very badly right now to drop points and get caught up by Milan or Napoli, although honestly Milan had several chances to be able to come back from a few points and instead brought disappointment to their fans.
If Napoli can maintain third place they might already consider themselves lucky.

AC Milan have had many concrete opportunities to take the lead but have never made the most of them. i think the problem is Massimo Allegri's game which is never fish or fowl and never manages to attack all the way and actually score matches, in fact his victories have always been narrow and never with a large number of goals.

At the moment there’s no stopping or overtaking Inter by any team in the league this season. Every team has been playing worse than before but Inter Milan has been the most consistent and better team so far this season.
Just like you said, AC Milan had several opportunities to make a run for the title but they missed it all, I think they still need to work on themselves for next season.
Napoli struggled due to injuries but that’s not really an excuse for a team that wants to compete this days.

[asriloni]

I dont see Como buying several players or high profile players for the next season if they finally have a spot on the next Champions League, for me they are gonna maintain the base and reach more youth diamond players across europe so they can reinforce their team with that ones, the main problem with that is if they can hold other key players, for example Nico Paz has to comeback to Real madrid and that is gonna be a huge problem for them.

It's impossible to happen.  Como will  buy a new player in summer. They really need a new figure to fulfill Nico Paz's spot which is gonna available in summer. So, they have to sign a high profile experienced midfielder to fulfill empty spot left by Nico.

It's so dumb not to sign a new player when they have to lose their best player.  It's also the reason they're starting to occupy Martin Baturina as Nico's replacement. They have to sign a new player in order to strengthen their squad as a part of preparation to face  in UCL.

If they don't do that, they surely won't able to compete against strong clubs in UCL.

[xzone]

I dont see Como buying several players or high profile players for the next season if they finally have a spot on the next Champions League, for me they are gonna maintain the base and reach more youth diamond players across europe so they can reinforce their team with that ones, the main problem with that is if they can hold other key players, for example Nico Paz has to comeback to Real madrid and that is gonna be a huge problem for them.

Como's performance is really good; we've seen how successful they've been in Europe. They're also winning every game in the league, they've achieved a very good winning streak.
For a team with such a low budget, I think they have a very good strategy. After all, they don't have a budget comparable to the biggest clubs in the world. However, by bringing in young and talented players, they can both improve the quality of the squad and improve the club's financial situation

[ndutndut]

Yes, i think so too. The possibility of letting go of this opportunity is remote, but not impossible.
He really should be playing very badly right now to drop points and get caught up by Milan or Napoli, although honestly Milan had several chances to be able to come back from a few points and instead brought disappointment to their fans.
If Napoli can maintain third place they might already consider themselves lucky.

AC Milan have had many concrete opportunities to take the lead but have never made the most of them. i think the problem is Massimo Allegri's game which is never fish or fowl and never manages to attack all the way and actually score matches, in fact his victories have always been narrow and never with a large number of goals.

Yes, that's right. Milan should be able to compete closely with Inter, and they could even be at the top of the standings now if Massimo Allegri were truly astute in spotting opportunities. What I mean is, Milan had few games at the start of the season, having missed both Europa League and UCL matches. They should have been able to capitalize on the few games they had. But Massimo Allegri failed to capitalize on this opportunity, continually dropping points against weaker opponents. Losing points to Parma and Lazio was the worst thing for Milan, leaving them six points behind Inter at the top of the standings.

Massimo Allegri strategy has always been monotonous, relying more on defense than attack which has also made Milan less productive this season. Massimo Allegri strategy at other clubs has been similar relying solely on counterattacks. So Milan really needs a super striker and perhaps this should be a challenge for Massimo Allegri next season. This season, Milan chances of winning a trophy are still open albeit difficult. The first thing they must do is beat Napoli in their next match which will boost their confidence for the remaining matches. This opportunity still exists because Inter also faces strong teams in their remaining matches especially since Inter have dropped points in their last three matches which has diminished their confidence.

[LUCKMCFLY]

Torino had more shots than Milan in the match, but they lost. It's not about taking many shots, but about creating chances and scoring goals. Milan scored their second and third goals in quick succession, increasing their lead. The score went from 1-1 to 3-1, a morale loss for Torino. Although they scored a second goal from a penalty towards the end, they couldn't avoid defeat. With Inter also dropping points, it was a good week for Milan.

What you say is very helpful because when a team shoots a lot more, it's because they're trying to score goals by any means necessary. As long as a team maintains that kind of hunger, it will be difficult to beat them. I think Milan has had a great season they've been able to compete with the biggest teams in Serie A, and I like that. This league is very competitive, and I think it's regaining the importance it lost many years ago.

[dezoel]

AC Milan really disappointed me, i would have preferred them to win more matches but they didn't do anything to unblock some important situations, now the improvement is there and it's evident, but i don't think it's enough to win the championship now, Inter have now started and i think they will win the championship easily.

I mean for a team that finished the last season at eighth place, I think they are doing fine this season, don't they?

I do not get the mindset of people who think that Milan could have won the whole thing and failed so this season was bad, we should not look at it that way, we could look at it in a way where they moved from eight to two, and if you look at it that way then we are seeing them doing a fine job and it is not a problem at all, we should see this as something that is normal and good.

[Lillominato89]

Juventus needs to solve these problems as soon as possible. Perhaps the management needs to change. Because without a change in management style, success will not come to the team. They are afraid to spend money and are not signing star players like in the past. If they want success in the Italian league, they have to integrate many good players like Kenan Y?ld?z into the team. A good striker is now essential for Juventus.

there is an absolute need to resolve the problems that are gripping them, and they must do so immediately, this is necessary to save the club and also the team from a sensational hole in the water, causing them to sink into an unprecedented crisis, but anyone who follows the Serie A championship knows that Juventus is one of those hard-to-die teams

The fact is, we expect Juventus to win all the time, because that’s what we were used to! Juventus used to win all the time and were a formidable side!
Juventus are still a strong team, but they don’t always win. In the past, Inter and Milan also went through difficult periods, even missing out on European competition for a season or two, but they bounced back and went on to achieve further success!
I’m sure the same will be true for Juventus

[Shadiq]

The fact is, we expect Juventus to win all the time, because that’s what we were used to! Juventus used to win all the time and were a formidable side!
Juventus are still a strong team, but they don’t always win. In the past, Inter and Milan also went through difficult periods, even missing out on European competition for a season or two, but they bounced back and went on to achieve further success!
I’m sure the same will be true for Juventus

There is a big difference between Juventus of a few seasons ago and Juventus of today. Although a team cannot always be in a good position, they also have to face difficult times. Juventus are currently going through a difficult time, finishing 5th in the Italian league with an exit from the Champions League playoffs, which is why they have not yet been able to secure a ticket for the upcoming season's Champions League. Maybe it is very difficult for them to secure a ticket for the Champions League now, their performance is deteriorating day by day. Maybe they will bounce back and return to their old terrible form, but that is still uncertain.

[pewboy]

They are a rich club, they have a huge fan base, which means, while they may not be making as much as they could due to failure at the pitch, they are still doing better than most teams and still failing to finish at top four, at least looks like they might. They need to do a lot better job and this has to be done via proper managing of the club, not just coach or staff, but from CEO to general manager to director of football, everything has to change.

Running a club is like running a factory, if the manager is unable the factory jams.
You're right that changes are needed, but radically changing everything means destroying the team, at this point what would be the point?
In my opinion they need to change now where the flaws are most important, first they need to examine the problem and fix it one at a time.
Doing a total reset is not wise.

[BIT-BENDER]

Is the Italian football having management crisis, many teams are falling apart, fans has protested in games some fans don't enter the stadium early even when their teams has started playing.
Lazio, Roma, Juventus even AC Milan has had their share of fans not being happy with the management of the club.
Not only the management but Italian football crisis.

[Velvet78]

In next round games are there are 2 interesting matchups:

- Inter - Roma

- Napoli - Milan

Inter have been losing points for 3 weeks in a row. This helped Milan drop the gap to 6 points. Still a good gap that is for the title but Inter really need to focus from now on. I believe in them to finish this streak by a win finally.

Milan have a really tough work to do. The last time they beat Napoli away was 3 years ago. I don't think they will be able to win this time either. But rather than betting on a side, I would favour double chance on Napoli or BTTS.

[landheer]

I still remember Inter being held to a 1-1 draw by Fiorentina. No one would have thought that Inter would be able to draw with Fiorentina. And if you look at the league standings, the difference between Inter and Fiorentina is certainly huge. I lost my bet and it seems like many bookies are lucky in that match. But what's unique is that in the upcoming match, Inter will face Roma and I definitely think that match is not easy to predict because Inter's performance in their last matches was not good. What do you all think about what will happen in the next match? Because I don't want to lose my bet on that match because it always feels sad when I lose when betting. Should I bet or not? But in my opinion, if Inter draws or loses, I think Inter's position at the top of the standings will likely drop slowly if Inter's performance doesn't improve. Roma will definitely be very ambitious to win that match. If Roma can beat Inter, it will definitely make Roma fans happy, but unfortunately, the match is still a long way off.

[Gallar]

Juventus needs to solve these problems as soon as possible. Perhaps the management needs to change. Because without a change in management style, success will not come to the team. They are afraid to spend money and are not signing star players like in the past. If they want success in the Italian league, they have to integrate many good players like Kenan Y?ld?z into the team. A good striker is now essential for Juventus.

there is an absolute need to resolve the problems that are gripping them, and they must do so immediately, this is necessary to save the club and also the team from a sensational hole in the water, causing them to sink into an unprecedented crisis, but anyone who follows the Serie A championship knows that Juventus is one of those hard-to-die teams

Juventus' performance has been in a very poor phase for several seasons,, so it's clear that this gives us an indication that Juventus is currently not doing well. Because currently, as we know, Juventus has always struggled to fight for a top-four position, even though if we talk about it before, Juventus is a regular champion in Serie A. So, looking at it from that perspective,, we already know that Juventus currently needs to improve its system, namely its management. Because it is clear that when a team's performance is less than good for more than a season, it is clear that the team's management is most likely not working well.

Because they are the ones who organize everything, and approve or not the players that the coach might want. So that's why Juventus currently seems to be in this phase, and I think the step that Juventus must take now is clearly they must conduct a fairly in-depth evaluation of their management team. Because that is the core of the problem,, in my personal opinion. But this is just my guess, and it could be wrong. Nevertheless,, I'm pretty sure that's the crux of Juventus' current problems.

[changaa]

I agree, we are talking about a team that has to change something, ownership, front office, managers, like whatever they have too, I would fire the chef and hire new ones if I have to, because at this point the whole team still fails miserably at a level they should do better.

They are a rich club, they have a huge fan base, which means, while they may not be making as much as they could due to failure at the pitch, they are still doing better than most teams and still failing to finish at top four, at least looks like they might. They need to do a lot better job and this has to be done via proper managing of the club, not just coach or staff, but from CEO to general manager to director of football, everything has to change.

very true, i also think like you, everything needs to change because if a team isn't doing well is also the staff and is easy to always blame the players who are clearly the ones most exposed to insults and have problems because they are the ones who if they don't play well then they do badly and everyone takes it out on them

[Not your key not your BTC]

Yes, i think so too. The possibility of letting go of this opportunity is remote, but not impossible.
He really should be playing very badly right now to drop points and get caught up by Milan or Napoli, although honestly Milan had several chances to be able to come back from a few points and instead brought disappointment to their fans.
If Napoli can maintain third place they might already consider themselves lucky.

AC Milan have had many concrete opportunities to take the lead but have never made the most of them. i think the problem is Massimo Allegri's game which is never fish or fowl and never manages to attack all the way and actually score matches, in fact his victories have always been narrow and never with a large number of goals.

Yes, Milan failed to capitalize on their opportunity to close the gap when Inter slipped up. But that wasn't because Massimo Allegri's tactics weren't working; it was simply that Milan's squad wasn't strong enough to maintain consistent performance. That's why Milan's goal-scoring ratio this season is so low. Massimo Allegri's style of play is actually quite good; if Milan had a strong squad, they would have been able to maintain their top form consistently, and their goal-scoring ratio would have been even higher. Let's look at Massimo Allegri's previous tenure, where Milan performed very strongly and consistently throughout the season, winning the Scudetto, and their goal-scoring ratio was also very good, as they won several matches by big scores.

[Volgastallion]

Lets go Como keep pushing dont lift the foot from the pedal gas, i really want to see them in the next Champions League, i dont know how they are gonna do there maybe they ended up doing what Girona do afew seasons back when they reached Champions League and were a disaster but at least they play in europe top competition for the first time.