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Journalists are clinically insane
🚨😂Corriere dello Sport with a CRAZY BACKSTORY about ENDRICK:
❌Brazilian, a devout Christian, reportedly ruled out the Rossoneri partly because of the club's nickname, "The Devil", which clashes with his religious beliefs.
✝️Rome's strong evangelical Christian community is also said to be a factor in his preference for the Giallorossi.
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Well with Amorim, we're not playing defense simulator 101.
Of course Pulisic, an attacking player would be scoring more goals playing actual football instead of whatever Allegri was trying to accomplish
🚨📊 Christian Pulisic scored MORE GOALS in his last FOUR Serie A appearances than in his previous TWENTY-FIVE!
Last 4 matches: ⚽⚽⚽
Previous 25 matches: ⚽⚽
The American is finding his goalscoring form again under Ruben Amorim.
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Il Como ha capito che se regala 6 punti al padrone ha l’accesso Champions semplificato, vedi i tanti favori arbitrali.
#InterComo #MarottaLeague
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🚨📱🔥 Adrien Rabiot HITS BACK at former Serie A referee Gianpaolo Calvarese for DEFENDING the no red card decision in Genoa–Milan:
“Mistakes can happen, in life as in football. But you need to know how to ADMIT them.”
“Continuously LYING will not help you move forward.”
“And ITALIAN FOOTBALL is the one suffering the consequences.”
“Think about it. Good evening.”
🤖 Made with AI
Well that was coming. Milan haven't bothered to show up in the 2nd half as usual.
Pathetic from Amorim once again. Piss poor game management.
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quest’anno il var per togliere i calci d’angolo lo hanno usato 2-3 volte in totale, 2-3 volte contro il milan
This referee is always a clown.
Not surprised Milan somehow ended up with red cards and not Genoa.
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Un ejercicio de la plantilla:
Actualmente el Milan tiene 26 jugadores, de los cuales 3 (Gabbia, Saelemaekers y Chukwueze) están fuera hasta marzo, pasamos a 23
Los ingleses (Tomori y RLC) están lesionados hasta finales de noviembre, pasamos a 21
Dos arqueros suplentes (Torriani y Terracciano) que rara vez jugarán, pasamos a 19
Dos juveniles de 18 años (Comotto y Camarda) que rara vez juegan y no cuentan casi nada, pasamos a 17
Tres laterales que no sirven ni para el Cagliari (Estupiñán, Terracciano y Bartesaghi), pasamos a 14
Tres jugadores que con oportunidades siguen sin rendir (Ramos, Jashari y Hutchinson), pasamos a 11
Tres jugadores que por hoy están bien (Musah, Diawara y a veces De Winter), pero que deben ser mejorados si o si pronto, pasamos a 8
Un jugador que por edad no podemos depender de él como proyecto (Modric), pero que mientras esté debe jugar, así que no descuenta
Maignan, Gila, Pavlovic, Modric, Rabiot, Pulisic, Cissé, Moreira...
8 jugadores confiables para una plantilla de 26 es una LOCURA para mal.
How many of those passes were backwards and sideways?
I’ll be honest. Every time I see another post calling Ardon Jashari a flop or a waste of money, I get frustrated. Yes, the €34 million fee set a high bar, and no, he hasn’t scored or assisted yet this season. But when I actually look at what he’s done in roughly 610 minutes across 12 games, the picture is different from the one most of us are painting.
He’s made eight appearances in Serie A (three starts, around 295–300 minutes) and started nearly every Europa League game he’s played (over 310 minutes). The goal contributions seems to be all some fans care about. What stands out to me is how secure he looks on the ball. His pass completion keeps landing between 91 and 95 percent: 94.7 percent against Bologna, 91.8 percent at Udinese, 93 percent in Europe. In one European match he completed 54 of 58 passes, including almost everything in the opposition half. That’s not a midfielder who’s a liability in possession.
Defensively he’s doing the unglamorous stuff without picking up cards, including recoveries, clearances, and the odd tackle. WhoScored has him floating between 6.1 and 6.65 in recent league games, with a 7.86 in Europe. For a 24-year-old still rotating behind Modrić while we’re sitting fifth on 21 points, that feels like a solid contribution, not a failure.
We keep judging him by the “Modrić successor” label and the transfer fee instead of the role he’s actually playing. He isn’t supposed to be the one arriving late in the box. He’s the one keeping things tidy so others can attack. The numbers this season show a reliable, low-error presence who takes his minutes without drama. Calling him overrated right now feels more like reacting to the price tag than watching what he’s actually giving us.
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