Italy can stay on the curve if it actually works at it. People like the glamour and history of Italian football. It just needs to be fixed and marketed better. Needs someone willing to do that, though.I dont see this changing unless some rule like the 6+5 is implented and some wage/transfer limits.
Football is dead.
send us medical equipment and humanitary supplies please :scared:It is 3 italian teams and not four.
Support sadly is not enough. Hard work, organization and transperancy make sport profitable and thus successful. While the English were busy building their status, Italians were busy (and still) finding more ways to cheat each others.
Crappy league, ugly pitches, curroupted officials, lack of basic infra structure.. what's there to support really?
Don't touch the Ultras :nono:Yeah, that's what I was saying to Azzkikr in another thread.
Instead of moaning about the downfall of Serie A and the current status of the English game, it'd be better if Italian football looked at the way it's run and tried to learn from what the EPL has accomplished over the past couple of decades.
Centralised TV rights is a postiive step. Finally seem to have realised that you need more than a handful of teams to have good players for the league to be attractive to watch.
Yeah, now they need to take steps to sort out stadia, ultras culture, corruption, tv presentation etc, but one step at a time.
Reality check: it happens mostly in international forums of Italian clubs. Right now all the Italians but the supporters of Juventus are celebrating.Instead of moaning about the downfall of Serie A and the current status of the English game
Yes, just the Spanish clubs can.Still clearly the third best league in Europe Deano, but you can't rely on easy draws.