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Let me get this straight, point by point. You must mean the following: Candreva has crossed a total of 136 crosses. -(1-3)+6=8 Candreva has the number 87 and have made 5 assists, and no goals, 8+(7x5x0)=8 Antonio is 30 years old and cost Inter 22 million euro. 30-22=8

And you have post #338, offering two choices: 3-3+8=8, or 3/3*8=8.

I remember Kharja playing in the 2012 Olympics (overage), where he was playing the destroyer role and putting in an impressive shift. It's a bit of a shame that he arrived when he did and not a few years later when half of our midfield, offensive or defensive, were constantly injured.

Well I do remember what happened when we signed Vidic.

Can't help but think of Sam Allardyce, who repeatedly got immediate results and fell out of favor from the fans/owners the following season(s).

Sounds like a prank by someone giving him Italian advice -- was it his Italian tutor or a teammate, I wonder?

On the other hand, Inter also has a history of buying players that disintegrate slowly. I'm hoping he would do well.

Wouldn't be surprised if he's making himself available for the Premier League.

Juve has the depth of squad to allow that. On the other Nagatomo has done well throughout preseason and against Fio, so I guess it's plausible that Inter can afford to take this path. I just read the Fedenerazzurra article stating Dalbert will be slowly integrated, so if true, yep you were...

To me that sounds like very fluffy expectations from a €20m player competing against Nagatomo and Ansaldi. I would hope that we made such a purchase exactly for the purpose of dealing with the tougher games of the season, and don't see a reason why we need to protect the player from dented...

That looks suicidal, especially if deployed as a fullback.

Lovely gif. Credit to Spalletti -- apparently the players' roles in handling counterattacks are very clearly defined. The opponenet has a man on each wing, so it's natural that Perisic is responsible for that movement. All the credit for actually making that run with the required urgency --...

Honorable mention to the sick defense for that match: Juan - Samuel - Rano.

From the English edition of Marca: Brazilian side Palmeiras have announced that Felipe Melo, one of the club's big signings for the season, will leave the club after a bust-up with head coach Cuca last week. The 34-year-old - who played for Real Mallorca, Racing Santander and Almeria in...

I thought Juan and Murillo were solid for a lot longer than a few months. Then again, I don't remember details of matches any longer than a few months, either.