Look at Dnjipro being stuck in the group of underdogs 😁
That’s just your opinion.
Personally, I think LA Galaxy would have had a much easier time against Ferencvaros, Sporting Braga, Mariti Funchal, Panionios, or Aigaleo than they would against Metalurh Donjeck or Djurgardens... and don't even get me started on Maribor.
The Virgin Islands... haha... just you wait until those insecure guys start charging across the field and breaking legs, especially against the big names (looking at you, Beckham!)
Roger Allen3 said:So you think you should be the one coaching Napoli? 😉 Technically, rules say two clubs owned by the same person shouldn't play in the same league. Perugia and Napoli? Well, Gucci is looking to bring Perugia back up, and I can already see the legal battles heating up this summer...
It’ll probably end with him officially handing the club over to his son, just like what happened with Catania. The Napoli fans are going to absolutely tear him apart once he starts signing players from the lower leagues or random teams in Korea.😁 Dammit, he still refuses to sell Perugia.
Just my two cents here... the biggest candidates for relegation are Messina, Livorno, Siena, Cagliari, and Lecce. Meanwhile, looking at the promotion race to the Premier League, I've got my eyes on Empoli, Torino, and Piacenza.
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copperpuma96 said:It’s such a shame for Perugia...
Honestly, it’s a total travesty for Perugia to lose to a side that weak! They didn't even get a penalty (and Vryzas is playing over in Portugal now). I really wish Gaucci would just head out.
I truly believe Serie A is going to be much more competitive with Fiorentina next season. They’ll likely pick up a ton of talent and fight hard for the UEFA Cup (look at Sampdoria!). My only worry is they might have to overhaul almost the entire roster, and in Serie A, that rarely ends well (just look at Como or Ancona).
Douglas Edwards2 said:I honestly believe this is a massive scandal unfolding in America rather than just another investigation that leads nowhere. They’ve started losing ground one by one—the Dallas Cowboys, the Washington Commanders, the New York Yankees... their standings are being padded by teams that are, frankly, pretty weak-minded.
The networks are just stuffing them full of wins from bottom-tier clubs because those points don't actually mean anything to the likes of the Dallas Cowboys, the New York Yankees, or the Washington Commanders. It’s the exact same story in America every single year. This whole investigation will just drag on until the big boss decides it's time to shut it down.