I don't think Malcuit was that bad, we weren't playing Chievo. That said, I think we can all agree we are still way ahead of the rest of the league. Unfortunately it also shows how far ahead Juventus is. I think we just need a couple changes in the summer. Carlo's rotation this year has shown us that we can trust more players against lower teams next season which will help when balancing the Champions League. We will be a pot 2 team next season, hopefully that means no group of death
This game again shows Napoli biggest problem is still the mentality issue. When we need to deliver a good result, we usually screw up. But when playing without pressure we do better. We need to sign a good striker, and a left winger ( if Insigne leaves ) and better full backs.
No it's not just you. Not exactly as good as Insigne yet but a lot of potential. One of my favourite player as well.
Insigne first half of the season was phenomenal. Younes is a great sub for left side or second striker.
Just watch the replay. Excellent game. A lot of movement and good passing. With a bit more accuracy, it would have easily been 6-1 or 7-1. This Napoli would have beaten Arsenal hands down.
Yes, mental issue is unfortunately our biggest problem. So let's see how Ancelotti can work to improve it. This article from football italia seems very hopeful https://app.football-italia.net/#article/footballitalia-138257&menu=blog
Disgusting performance. More than anything I blame Luperto - makes mistakes every time he plays Insigne and Milik - both are garbage and cannot score
Carlo is the boss. After the game with Inter: "We have just shown who we are, our true potential to defeat both Zeus and Ra, and to storm Hades's abode." "We want 80 points!" Then we lose to Bologna. Carlo: "It doesn't matter. We have already secured our CHL spot before." This world is too much fun. Anyway, let's just wait and see what happens next season. I am excited to see how our team will look when now most of the team seems to at least understand what to do to appease Carlo and he has the chance to bring in new arrivals who can do some things that we were not able to do this season, and together they could finally be able to completely implement the ideas. Moreover, our bad luck will probably(hopefully) stop bothering us next season. I know that one should not mention these things in order to avoid making excuses, but 27 is a pretty big number to just ignore based on the reasoning that I have just mentioned above. Sts shit really is shit, fo shizzle my nizzle.
It was a decent season when you consider we were tipped to come 3rd place behind Juventus and Inter. Juventus were too strong this year, Inter came 4th and Milan and Roma missed out on the Champions League so we should strengthen over them while they get a little weaker
People think so much of beating Juventus that they forget how easily we could actually fall back down and lose what we have now.
+1 Funny https://www.mondonapoli.it/copertin...2018-19-alla-juventus-e-assegnarlo-al-napoli/ Also https://www.corrieredellosport.it/n...so_per_revocare_lo_scudetto_2018-19_alla_juve Ansa - Appeal filed with Tar to revoke the 2018/19 Scudetto from Juventus and award it to Napoli Written by: Pasquale Arena -March 31, 2023 Earlier today, Codacons and the Associazione Club Napoli Maradona filed an appeal to the Tar del Lazio and an "ad oppendium" intervention to the Collegio di Garanzia dello Sport to revoke the 2018/19 Scudetto from Juventus and assign it to Napoli. According to reports from Ansa, the petitions were formalized by various lawyers, such as Enrico Lubrano, Angelo Pisani, Oreste Pallotta, and Carlo Claps, as defenders of the Associazione Club Napoli Maradona and Codacons. The appeal to the Tar is based "on the occurrence of a violation of the basic principles of the Sports Ordinance," and in particular "to the occurrence of the fact that the Juventus club altered the regularity of the 2018-2019, 2019-2020 and 2020-2021 championships." According to the lawyers, this required "the imposition of the disciplinary sanction of the revocation of the 2018-2019 Scudetto, with the consequent awarding of the same to Napoli (which came second in the standings)." The application to the Collegio di Garanzia dello Sport asks that Juventus' appeal against the decision to penalize it by 15 points be rejected. They also asked for the decision to be upheld in the case where "Juventus, through financially illegitimate operations, altered the regularity of the championships from 2018 to 2021 (thus also the 2018-2019 championship), having determined an "inevitable alteration of the sports result." In addition, the lawyers requested a copy of Juventus' appeal "to prepare a defense brief" and permission to "be admitted to participate in the discussion at the hearing set for next April 19, 2023."