#38751 Re: UEFA Champions League
Posted: 12/04/2023 23:01
Znaci samo zanimljiv revans ce bit u Napolju , ovo sve ostalo manje vise gotovo 
Uh dobar si njega sam zaboravio
U zadnjih 10 godina i 3-4 milijarde $ MC osvaja ligu šampiNJona
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Although Napoli are on the verge of winning their first Serie A title in over 30 years, some Partenopei fans are causing concern for Luciano Spalletti and Aurelio De Laurentiis and risk spoiling their long-awaited party, writes Lorenzo Bettoni.
Spalletti was fuming at San Siro on Wednesday night after Napoli’s 1-0 loss over Milan in the first leg of the Champions League quarter-finals. He wasn’t only unhappy with the result or some referee’s decisions but also sent a clear message to Napoli fans.
“We are winning the championship after 33 years of waiting. We were playing an important match and seeing that all against all – ‘tutti contro tutti’ – again is something I’ll never be able to understand and that I’ll always carry with me,” he said at a post-match press conference.
“If the same thing happens during the return leg, I’ll leave the bench and go home. Because it’s something inexplicable.”
What was Spalletti referring to? Napoli had also lost the previous meeting with the Rossoneri in Serie A, slipping to a surprising 4-0 loss at the Stadio Maradona on April 2.
On that day, the Partenopei didn’t receive the usual push from their home fans who remained silent for most of the game, except when they started insulting President De Laurentiis towards the end when two ultras groups were seen clashing in the Curva.
Napoli ultras are unhappy with the increase in ticket prices for the return leg against Milan and some restrictions placed by local authorities and the club, especially following clashes between Napoli and Roma ultras on the A1 highway in January.
For this reason, they didn’t support the team in their last home game with Milan and the same could happen also in the next league matches.
This has caused concern for Spalletti and everyone at the club, starting from captain Giovanni Di Lorenzo who has urged Partenopei supporters to provide the usual push when Milan return to Naples next week.
“Fans have to understand that they must come to the stadium to support the team. Today I’ll meet the Interior Minister, hoping to find a solution,” added President De Laurentiis on Thursday, hours after Napoli’s loss to Milan.
The paradox for Napoli would be to see their long-awaited Scudetto celebrations spoiled by a minority of fans who are against De Laurentiis and the way he’s managed the club.
The Partenopei’s fanbase is known to be one of the most passionate in the world, let alone in Italy, and Spalletti and his team deserve to enjoy the irreplaceable atmosphere at the Stadio Maradona against Milan next week, but also later in the season when they will predictably lift the third Scudetto trophy in the club’s history.
Golovi u gostimaultima_palabra wrote: ↑13/04/2023 03:22 Milan-Inter polufinale, moram provjeriti kalendar da nije 2003.![]()
Napoli-Inter*ultima_palabra wrote: ↑13/04/2023 03:22 Milan-Inter polufinale, moram provjeriti kalendar da nije 2003.![]()
a sto nisi ovo izjavio prije nego sto su se odigrale prve utakmiceDzontra_Volta wrote: ↑13/04/2023 19:01 Prolaze Manchester City, Inter, Milan i Real.
Manchester City i Inter će to rutinski privesti kraju.
Napoli će podleći pritisku koji su navijači već stvorili i zato što nakon 2 poraza od istog protivnika uđe voda u uši.
Real će proći otprilike kao i prošle godine. Chelsea će iznenaditi i vjerovatno do pred kraj utakmice imati rezultat za prolaz ili produžetke, a onda će doživjeti hladan tuš pred kraj meča.
da vidimo kako ce ovaj vikend protiv hellasa.Point. wrote: ↑13/04/2023 17:13Možda ovdje leži odgovor
Although Napoli are on the verge of winning their first Serie A title in over 30 years, some Partenopei fans are causing concern for Luciano Spalletti and Aurelio De Laurentiis and risk spoiling their long-awaited party, writes Lorenzo Bettoni.
Spalletti was fuming at San Siro on Wednesday night after Napoli’s 1-0 loss over Milan in the first leg of the Champions League quarter-finals. He wasn’t only unhappy with the result or some referee’s decisions but also sent a clear message to Napoli fans.
“We are winning the championship after 33 years of waiting. We were playing an important match and seeing that all against all – ‘tutti contro tutti’ – again is something I’ll never be able to understand and that I’ll always carry with me,” he said at a post-match press conference.
“If the same thing happens during the return leg, I’ll leave the bench and go home. Because it’s something inexplicable.”
What was Spalletti referring to? Napoli had also lost the previous meeting with the Rossoneri in Serie A, slipping to a surprising 4-0 loss at the Stadio Maradona on April 2.
On that day, the Partenopei didn’t receive the usual push from their home fans who remained silent for most of the game, except when they started insulting President De Laurentiis towards the end when two ultras groups were seen clashing in the Curva.
Napoli ultras are unhappy with the increase in ticket prices for the return leg against Milan and some restrictions placed by local authorities and the club, especially following clashes between Napoli and Roma ultras on the A1 highway in January.
For this reason, they didn’t support the team in their last home game with Milan and the same could happen also in the next league matches.
This has caused concern for Spalletti and everyone at the club, starting from captain Giovanni Di Lorenzo who has urged Partenopei supporters to provide the usual push when Milan return to Naples next week.
“Fans have to understand that they must come to the stadium to support the team. Today I’ll meet the Interior Minister, hoping to find a solution,” added President De Laurentiis on Thursday, hours after Napoli’s loss to Milan.
The paradox for Napoli would be to see their long-awaited Scudetto celebrations spoiled by a minority of fans who are against De Laurentiis and the way he’s managed the club.
The Partenopei’s fanbase is known to be one of the most passionate in the world, let alone in Italy, and Spalletti and his team deserve to enjoy the irreplaceable atmosphere at the Stadio Maradona against Milan next week, but also later in the season when they will predictably lift the third Scudetto trophy in the club’s history.
Pa ovo su neki moji zaključci nakon prvih utakmica. Prije njih se nisam ni izjašnjavao, mada bi prognoza vjerovatno bila slična.pizarro wrote: ↑15/04/2023 08:43a sto nisi ovo izjavio prije nego sto su se odigrale prve utakmiceDzontra_Volta wrote: ↑13/04/2023 19:01 Prolaze Manchester City, Inter, Milan i Real.
Manchester City i Inter će to rutinski privesti kraju.
Napoli će podleći pritisku koji su navijači već stvorili i zato što nakon 2 poraza od istog protivnika uđe voda u uši.
Real će proći otprilike kao i prošle godine. Chelsea će iznenaditi i vjerovatno do pred kraj utakmice imati rezultat za prolaz ili produžetke, a onda će doživjeti hladan tuš pred kraj meča.
ja jos vjerujem da bi napoli mogao proci dalje. a chelsea vec nakon prvog poluvremena nece imati vise nikakvu sansu.