Italian League Prediction Thread (Serie A)

[Slow death]

In the next round, the big teams will have very complicated games. Inter, for example, will play against Roma. Although this is a home game for Inter, it will still be a very difficult match. If Roma manages to make Inter lose points in this game, then Inter's situation could be complicated if Milan manages to beat Napoli. But even if Milan loses, then if Napoli wins, they will be close to catching up with Inter. So the games in the next round will be very important.

And knowing that most of the time when there are friendly matches involving national teams, when the players return to their clubs, they tend to play poorly, at least that's what I've observed over the years I've been in sports betting, I don't intend to bet on the games involving Inter and Milan. I'll think about whether to bet on the Como game, because it's an away game, which I consider a risky bet.

[bangjoe]

It's natural for a coach to leave a club because they want a new challenge and can achieve success at another club with better quality players. If he stays at Como but the squad depth isn't as strong as he wants, next season's results may not be as impressive as this season and Fabregas's name will no longer be mentioned. He has successfully led Como to a top position in Serie A and there are certainly many clubs interested in Fabregas' services next season. If he leaves Como, I hope he becomes the coach of a team that can make his name even bigger.

I'm afraid he's like Xabi Alonso who was good at Leverkusen but after leaving there and returning to Real Madrid he didn't get the results expected by many people, that's my fear even though it's normal for a coach to leave his team to look for new experiences and challenges, but if it's like it's better for him to stay in the same place and the players he really needs he should take to strengthen his team, and Fabregas can do that at Como, with his abilities I'm pretty sure he can be great and bring Como much better in terms of players, strategies and brilliant achievements in the next season.

[IjawMan]

In my opinion, Fabregas should not leave Como and stay on for next season to guide Como, who are playing in the Champions League for the first time. Furthermore, it would be beneficial for his career, as he already has experience before he eventually manages a big club. Moreover, Como desperately needs Fabregas to remain as their coach for at least one more season. Therefore, if I were Fabregas, I would stay at Como for one more season to gain experience in his coaching career, leading to future success.

It's natural for a coach to leave a club because they want a new challenge and can achieve success at another club with better quality players. If he stays at Como but the squad depth isn't as strong as he wants, next season's results may not be as impressive as this season and Fabregas's name will no longer be mentioned. He has successfully led Como to a top position in Serie A and there are certainly many clubs interested in Fabregas' services next season. If he leaves Como, I hope he becomes the coach of a team that can make his name even bigger.

Apparently, Cesc Fabregas will have to stay on at Como 1907 in order to help this Como team become very much formidable in a situation where they find themselves playing in any of the Uefa competitions such as the Champions league or the Europa league

In such situation, his guidance will be very essential in helping the team dew to their inexperience in such competition, therefore I agree with other comments, he will not be so careless to want to abandon Como at this point in time.

[Iamgoat]

I'm afraid he's like Xabi Alonso who was good at Leverkusen but after leaving there and returning to Real Madrid he didn't get the results expected by many people, that's my fear even though it's normal for a coach to leave his team to look for new experiences and challenges, but if it's like it's better for him to stay in the same place and the players he really needs he should take to strengthen his team, and Fabregas can do that at Como, with his abilities I'm pretty sure he can be great and bring Como much better in terms of players, strategies and brilliant achievements in the next season.

I would have see such moves as a rush. Why the rush? Why cant he play at his team some more until he figures out his strength and consistency the more before he opens his door more opportunities outside. I understand every coach's dream is to be promoted to head the coach of a very influential team especially in the Europe, so he might want to really consider offers like such if he's offered to come coach for clubs like Manchester United, Aston Villa and clubs like Liverpool, he will run and accept the offer but where I have a little reservations for him jumping from one place to the other yet because we saw what happened to the likes of Xabi Alonso With Real Madrid and it is why I emphasized on him taking things slowly.

[harapan]

In my opinion, Fabregas should not leave Como and stay on for next season to guide Como, who are playing in the Champions League for the first time. Furthermore, it would be beneficial for his career, as he already has experience before he eventually manages a big club. Moreover, Como desperately needs Fabregas to remain as their coach for at least one more season. Therefore, if I were Fabregas, I would stay at Como for one more season to gain experience in his coaching career, leading to future success.

It's natural for a coach to leave a club because they want a new challenge and can achieve success at another club with better quality players. If he stays at Como but the squad depth isn't as strong as he wants, next season's results may not be as impressive as this season and Fabregas's name will no longer be mentioned. He has successfully led Como to a top position in Serie A and there are certainly many clubs interested in Fabregas' services next season. If he leaves Como, I hope he becomes the coach of a team that can make his name even bigger.

Apparently, Cesc Fabregas will have to stay on at Como 1907 in order to help this Como team become very much formidable in a situation where they find themselves playing in any of the Uefa competitions such as the Champions league or the Europa league

In such situation, his guidance will be very essential in helping the team dew to their inexperience in such competition, therefore I agree with other comments, he will not be so careless to want to abandon Como at this point in time.

Rumours have it that he will take the Chelsea contract when they sack this current manager.

I want him to still be around for Como next season, make sure they make a good place in European football and then leave whenever he intends too.  We have to all agree, he has done too much for this Como side and he deserves the necessary accolades

[$weetne$$]

Apparently, Cesc Fabregas will have to stay on at Como 1907 in order to help this Como team become very much formidable in a situation where they find themselves playing in any of the Uefa competitions such as the Champions league or the Europa league

In such situation, his guidance will be very essential in helping the team dew to their inexperience in such competition, therefore I agree with other comments, he will not be so careless to want to abandon Como at this point in time.

Not only will he be helping to Build the team, he will also be adding to his career records, he will be having that added to his career achievements especially if he leads the team to winning a trophy at a point, but then, let us just hope he stays and get the team  to building their form to become even better than they did this season.

[Jessie2121]

With the good performance Como has shown in the Serie A last season and this season, Como will find it difficult to keep their key players during the summer transfer window because a lot of big teams will be interested in Como's players but even though Como lose some of their best players, I believe Como won't be relegated but they won't play the way they are playing right now.

Everyone has been impressed by what Fab has done with the Como team, at first they looked like one of those teams that would be promoted and be relegated by the end of the season but these guys mean business, making sure of getting their head to the top and the statement they made wa massive and seeing the big teams would have made the drop form but they kept on pushing harder and now even Inter don't see them as one of the smaller teams. Now you made mention of the players, that is how good teams fall, other bigger clubs will come for Como players and it will reduce the way they play, maybe the manager might as well use the exit door next season.

[Catenaccio]

I'm afraid he's like Xabi Alonso who was good at Leverkusen but after leaving there and returning to Real Madrid he didn't get the results expected by many people, that's my fear even though it's normal for a coach to leave his team to look for new experiences and challenges, but if it's like it's better for him to stay in the same place and the players he really needs he should take to strengthen his team, and Fabregas can do that at Como, with his abilities I'm pretty sure he can be great and bring Como much better in terms of players, strategies and brilliant achievements in the next season.

Xabi Alonso actually did not do his management too bad for Real Madrid, it is just he did not satisfy the expectation of Real Madrid while I think they were too hurry to sack Xabi Alonso. They can do that after the season ending but doing this in middle of season when Real Madrid did not perform too bad and still have opportunities in La Liga and Champions League is a little bit crazy decision.

Surely there are big differences between managing small clubs and giant clubs, with more expectation and pressure at bigger clubs like Real Madrid. All coaches have difficulty for management in big clubs but in my opinion clubs should only think of sacking their head coaches if results are too bad. With Fabregas, he will try to find opportunities at bigger clubs and I believe that with his experience as star player at many big clubs from Arsenal, Barcelona to Chelsea as well as for Spanish national team, he does understand about expectation and pressure, so he will be very well-prepared and ready to fight under such challenge.

[*Ace*]

With the good performance Como has shown in the Serie A last season and this season, Como will find it difficult to keep their key players during the summer transfer window because a lot of big teams will be interested in Como's players but even though Como lose some of their best players, I believe Como won't be relegated but they won't play the way they are playing right now.

Everyone has been impressed by what Fab has done with the Como team, at first they looked like one of those teams that would be promoted and be relegated by the end of the season but these guys mean business, making sure of getting their head to the top and the statement they made wa massive and seeing the big teams would have made the drop form but they kept on pushing harder and now even Inter don't see them as one of the smaller teams. Now you made mention of the players, that is how good teams fall, other bigger clubs will come for Como players and it will reduce the way they play, maybe the manager might as well use the exit door next season.

Como took everyone by surprise right from the start; no one would have expected a newly promoted side to achieve such impressive results in their very first season in Italy’s top flight, but they’ve done it! The real challenge for them will be to maintain this level of performance for many years to come.
Cesc Fàbregas has done a brilliant job, and Inter were already keen to bring him on board as manager last year, but he himself didn’t want to leave the Como project

[landheer]

It seems like Fiorentina won't ever have a chance to take a deep breath.    Because they are still only 2 points above relegation zone now.

They have a really tough schedule on the remaining weeks of the season as well. They are still going to face many big teams in the league.

Other than that, they have a game against Lecce away too. They had better win that one to get into a safer condition. Lecce is also their direct opponent in the relegation battle you know.

Indeed, a two-point gap between teams in the relegation zone isn't safe for Fiorentina, as they could fall into the relegation zone if their performance declines. Indeed, considering Fiorentina's upcoming matches, they face some strong opponents, such as Roma and others. However, judging by Fiorentina's last match against Inter, Fiorentina should be able to perform well in the upcoming matches. The Fiorentina coach needs to train his players diligently to ensure they perform well in the upcoming matches.

Fiorentina fans are certainly uneasy, as Lecce's position in 16th place isn't secure. He will certainly do his utmost to avoid relegation this season. We'll just have to watch the struggles of Fiorentina and the other teams in the relegation zone. The strongest will surely survive, and will return to Serie A next season.

[Mayor of ogba]

In my opinion, Fabregas should not leave Como and stay on for next season to guide Como, who are playing in the Champions League for the first time. Furthermore, it would be beneficial for his career, as he already has experience before he eventually manages a big club. Moreover, Como desperately needs Fabregas to remain as their coach for at least one more season. Therefore, if I were Fabregas, I would stay at Como for one more season to gain experience in his coaching career, leading to future success.

It's natural for a coach to leave a club because they want a new challenge and can achieve success at another club with better quality players. If he stays at Como but the squad depth isn't as strong as he wants, next season's results may not be as impressive as this season and Fabregas's name will no longer be mentioned. He has successfully led Como to a top position in Serie A and there are certainly many clubs interested in Fabregas' services next season. If he leaves Como, I hope he becomes the coach of a team that can make his name even bigger.

Apparently, Cesc Fabregas will have to stay on at Como 1907 in order to help this Como team become very much formidable in a situation where they find themselves playing in any of the Uefa competitions such as the Champions league or the Europa league

In such situation, his guidance will be very essential in helping the team dew to their inexperience in such competition, therefore I agree with other comments, he will not be so careless to want to abandon Como at this point in time.

Rumours have it that he will take the Chelsea contract when they sack this current manager.

I want him to still be around for Como next season, make sure they make a good place in European football and then leave whenever he intends too.  We have to all agree, he has done too much for this Como side and he deserves the necessary accolades

I love the good work Cesc Fabregas is currently doing at Como, and I know he will be on a lot of clubs radar. If the rumour of Chelsea been interested in Cesc Fabregas is true, my advise for Cesc Fabregas is to stay at Como and continue doing his good work and build his reputation because anything that makes him agree a contract with Chelsea, Chelsea will ruin his career and spoil the reputation he has built at Como for years.

[Altryist]

Como took everyone by surprise right from the start; no one would have expected a newly promoted side to achieve such impressive results in their very first season in Italy’s top flight, but they’ve done it! The real challenge for them will be to maintain this level of performance for many years to come.
Cesc Fàbregas has done a brilliant job, and Inter were already keen to bring him on board as manager last year, but he himself didn’t want to leave the Como project

First and foremost, they need to hold onto a top 4 spot as Juventus, Roma, and even Atalanta are right on their heels, and there are still eight rounds left to play. If they manage to do so, next season will be far more challenging for them, as they will also have to contend with Champions League. However, let's not get too far ahead of ourselves, right now their primary objective is to remain within the Champions League qualification zone. If they succeed in that, Fabregas's value will rise even further, and other teams may well attempt to poach him during the off-season.

[MarjorieZimmermanGinger]

I'm afraid he's like Xabi Alonso who was good at Leverkusen but after leaving there and returning to Real Madrid he didn't get the results expected by many people, that's my fear even though it's normal for a coach to leave his team to look for new experiences and challenges, but if it's like it's better for him to stay in the same place and the players he really needs he should take to strengthen his team, and Fabregas can do that at Como, with his abilities I'm pretty sure he can be great and bring Como much better in terms of players, strategies and brilliant achievements in the next season.

That could be a fundamental concern because his abilities haven't been fully tested, so Fabregas also needs to consider the circumstances of leaving Como. But there's nothing wrong with taking on a challenge to prove his ability as a successful coach, especially if the new club has a number of star players who can further enhance his career. Staying at Como doesn't guarantee the same results next season, especially if some of his key players leave which could be quite a dilemma for Fabregas. I would prefer him to take on a new challenge at a much better club so he can show the talent of a great coach with adequate player support.

[alankasman]

I love the good work Cesc Fabregas is currently doing at Como, and I know he will be on a lot of clubs radar. If the rumour of Chelsea been interested in Cesc Fabregas is true, my advise for Cesc Fabregas is to stay at Como and continue doing his good work and build his reputation because anything that makes him agree a contract with Chelsea, Chelsea will ruin his career and spoil the reputation he has built at Como for years.

Many say that Fabregas has shown or delivered quite good performance for the team he coaches. Although many also underestimated Fabregas when he first arrived as coach of the newly promoted team at that time his work has produced significant results and it's quite natural for Fabregas to receive praise from everyone.

The rumor came because of the impressive performance he implemented which made many clubs contact Fabregas, but for me it is currently more suitable for him to continue his journey as a coach at Como because many coaches who have just shown their best performance but in their second season immediately accept an offer from another team so that in the end they will fail again to repeat what they did before receiving an offer from another team one example is Xabi Alonso who was fired by Real Madrid management a few months ago.

[changaa]

That could be a fundamental concern because his abilities haven't been fully tested, so Fabregas also needs to consider the circumstances of leaving Como. But there's nothing wrong with taking on a challenge to prove his ability as a successful coach, especially if the new club has a number of star players who can further enhance his career. Staying at Como doesn't guarantee the same results next season, especially if some of his key players leave which could be quite a dilemma for Fabregas. I would prefer him to take on a new challenge at a much better club so he can show the talent of a great coach with adequate player support.

It depends on the project a team has and its seriousness in my opinion.
For example, in my opinion Roma don't have clear ideas, they invest a lot but then when it comes time to buy players they act like Uncle Scrooge, it doesn't make much sense if we want to think about it. While Como spent 360 degrees.

[Velvet78]

To be able to escape the relegation zone, I am very optimistic that Fiorentina can do it because it is now evident that their performance is improving, although there are indeed some difficulties they will face due to the tension in the front line. However, if we look realistically, compared to several teams at the bottom, Fiorentina is clearly better, and it is also now starting to be seen that Fiorentina's performance is increasingly improving.

Lazio, Roma, Juventus and Atalanta. These are the opponents Fiorentina are going to play against in half of their remaining games. 2 of those tough fixtures are home games.

Even this makes things extra difficult for them as a result. Of course Fiorentina are normally a stronger team than the ones they fight in the relegation battle.

But they just can't show it on the pitch this season. They aren't good at all! I still hope they don't relegate though...

[Frankolala]

To be able to escape the relegation zone, I am very optimistic that Fiorentina can do it because it is now evident that their performance is improving, although there are indeed some difficulties they will face due to the tension in the front line. However, if we look realistically, compared to several teams at the bottom, Fiorentina is clearly better, and it is also now starting to be seen that Fiorentina's performance is increasingly improving.

Lazio, Roma, Juventus and Atalanta. These are the opponents Fiorentina are going to play against in half of their remaining games. 2 of those tough fixtures are home games.

Even this makes things extra difficult for them as a result. Of course Fiorentina are normally a stronger team than the ones they fight in the relegation battle.

But they just can't show it on the pitch this season. They aren't good at all! I still hope they don't relegate though...

These are tough games for Fiorentina in this their current form. They should pray that the reet teams below them drops points equivalent to the ones they will drop because that's the only way they can survive. I don't see Fiorentina winning two matches out of four matches but they can draw two. I wish them all the best.

[wakier]

It's natural for a coach to leave a club because they want a new challenge and can achieve success at another club with better quality players. If he stays at Como but the squad depth isn't as strong as he wants, next season's results may not be as impressive as this season and Fabregas's name will no longer be mentioned. He has successfully led Como to a top position in Serie A and there are certainly many clubs interested in Fabregas' services next season. If he leaves Como, I hope he becomes the coach of a team that can make his name even bigger.

Apparently, Cesc Fabregas will have to stay on at Como 1907 in order to help this Como team become very much formidable in a situation where they find themselves playing in any of the Uefa competitions such as the Champions league or the Europa league

In such situation, his guidance will be very essential in helping the team dew to their inexperience in such competition, therefore I agree with other comments, he will not be so careless to want to abandon Como at this point in time.

His current success at Como will not necessarily give the same results if he decides to leave the club even though it is a better club than Como, being in a top team is not easy and of course has greater pressure and the club wants higher expectations if he cannot fulfill them he will be fired and people will forget his success at Como, it looks cruel but that how it is in football when a coach has his name crossed then he will continue to be considered bad I remember Xabi Alonso when he decided to move to Real Madrid but he could not fulfill Madrid expectations and was finally fired until now he has not yet appointed as manager again.

[giorgione]

Como took everyone by surprise right from the start; no one would have expected a newly promoted side to achieve such impressive results in their very first season in Italy?s top flight, but they?ve done it! The real challenge for them will be to maintain this level of performance for many years to come.
Cesc Fàbregas has done a brilliant job, and Inter were already keen to bring him on board as manager last year, but he himself didn?t want to leave the Como project

Como 1907 is definitely the revelation of the year, no one would have expected it, but it must be said that the club behind it has put a lot of effort into putting together a team like this which is certainly better than many clubs and teams that currently exist in Italy. Cesc Fàbregas has done a brilliant job, its true, but i think there will be the possibility that he will go to a big club as early as next year, this is my feeling.

[m4r1o]

First and foremost, they need to hold onto a top 4 spot as Juventus, Roma, and even Atalanta are right on their heels, and there are still eight rounds left to play. If they manage to do so, next season will be far more challenging for them, as they will also have to contend with Champions League. However, let's not get too far ahead of ourselves, right now their primary objective is to remain within the Champions League qualification zone. If they succeed in that, Fabregas's value will rise even further, and other teams may well attempt to poach him during the off-season.

Of course, it will be very demanding and he will certainly need players, otherwise, gentlemen, he cannot manage to play another championship at this level plus the Champions League, which is already demanding.
If they reach this goal, however, they were really good.