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:lolol: Edit: but yeah, as for the tifo, making a decent one for a European final is the bare minimum for an Italian team. The two Milan clubs are the best for tifos. We are usually considered rubbish at them lol

Sevilla in the Europa League are the equivalent of Real Madrid in Champions League, it's basically their cup no matter how bad they do during the season. Of course they can be beaten but it's not like Roma play amazing football either. The thing is for example you'd struggle a bit against a...

I assume you mean Vincenzo Teresa? If so, that would probably hinge on Enrico's translations, and I feel like he'd somehow manage to favour RDZ since he's his assistant :lolol:

Yeah, funnily enough I came pretty near when I just finished middle school and did a 2-week holiday with an association that gave young students lodging at various English families' (who were paid for it obviously) in Romsey, and then during the day we did lessons and made small trips. One of...

You need to go to Tuscany for that. Also, Milan has quite high prices and doesn't really have a lot to its tradition besides saffron risotto and breaded cutlets (which are both good dishes to be honest.) A bit like London.

Always, in pasta as well as in cakes 😌

I've never been to Brighton, but from the photos I've seen on TripAdvisor of some of the places you mentioned (assuming you don't want a pizza): Franco's Osteria looks like a good healthy place where they cook in true Italian style (simplicity, 3 quality ingredients are better than 20 average...

You're not very good at defending in your own box in general (maybe it's more apparent to me as a Juve fan.) Sitting back isn't really De Zerbi's style - I guess it wasn't Potter's either - and it's very difficult to have a team that can play multiple styles the way Man City can do at times, but...

I'm not an Albion fan but I wouldn't mind catching your match against us if for some miracle we make it to the EL (unlikely) and end up facing you. I don't go often as I live in a different region and Juventus stadium tickets are very pricey, but I'd certainly try and meet you guys. If one of...

Neither of them is as irreplaceable as Caicedo in my opinion.

Apart from the obvious, I don't have lots of brand-loyalty, but a couple ones are: Parmigiano Reggiano® Decathlon for sport clothing and practical jackets OVS for casual clothing Le Conserve della Nonna and Selezione Più for jams

Voted. As well as for team of the season. Weird that these polls don't have a login requirement or a geographical restriction, normally I can't access this kind of content on the BBC from Italy.

In that case they wouldn't steal any Europa League positions, they'd simply be added to the one that qualified trough 5th and 6th place in the league. So we'd have 3 teams in the Europa League (assuming Roma don't win the final.)

Which is why everyone who's not a Roma fan should cheer for Sevilla 😌 Seriously though, I could take one of our bitter rivals winning a European Cup this season (hopefully Fiorentina because it's the less prestigious one) - but if all 3 of them do, we Juventini will have to be injected with high...

Yeah those two as well, but they're in the Champions League. And the two Milan clubs (also in the CL) make the best tifos. Oh and the ultras group of Lazio are bona fide fascists so meh, I'm not so impressed by them.

We're technically still in contention to be fair, I just can't see us winning away at Udinese in the last game with the form we're currently in. If it ends up being Roma and Atalanta, they both should provide cracking atmosphere with their obnoxious and occasionally violent fans. Shouting their...

Always nice to see a player miss a club so much, even if he's made up his mind and he's sure of his decision. Reminds me of Dybala's farewell to us after our last home match last year (always the Argentinians eh), where he went to Roma after 7 years with us because of differing opinions between...

Now I know who to blame.

The audio puts into better context and perspective, it's not quite as harsh but I did read that maybe in another of these post-match interviews he also said "the policy of Brighton is like this." Edit: here it is I'm sure being the passionate and prideful coach he is he'd love to keep them...

Very tough team for you, you need continuity in your game for it to shine and they're proper disruptors all over the pitch. Very stop-and-start. Plus they have a decent defense and the directness and pace of the good counterattacking teams (thankfully less sharpness on the end product though.)...