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Inter is the team to beat once again this season especially after their historic treble, still
fresh in the minds of fans who had lived in the shadows of their rivals for too long when
it came to international recognition. There is just one difference from those not yet distant
glory days – Mourinho. Can Benitez’s tranquil approach and amicable demeanour prove
as effective as the Portuguese guru’s quarrelsome tenacity and argumentative nature?
Milan are the first to bet on Inter’s involution with Berlusconi having gone all in and eager to show off all his aces. The money spent has been big but will the rewards be likewise? Roma have spent some money of their own as well and their hopes are that as the Milan teams squabble they come out on top at the end. Juventus will want to prove their worth as they aim to find their grandeur whilst Napoli will be convinced that they too can have their say in important issues.
The Serie A is back and so is our club-by-club analysis of the teams taking part, complete
with transfers, tactics and a tentative prediction of how things will turn out for each.
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They are quick to wake up on the pitch and their fast counter attacks have proven deadly for many teams last year, being only one of three clubs not to have... |
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Just days before the season was set to start the new club president Porcedda has already sacked coach Colomba, to whom last season the team was handed. |
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Brescia needed to go through the playoffs at the end of the last season in order to gain promotion to Serie A and they may be playing with fire when 2010/11... |
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Club president Cellino has sought to rebuild a new future for the squad, or perhaps it would be better to say that he is meaning to dismantle the club. |
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The Sicilian club is now officially the number one club in the World, outside Argentina, in terms of players from the South American country in their ranks. |
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Last year Cesena did not win the Serie B for just a point yet they still managed to earn themselves direct qualification to the Italian top flight. |
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Chievo has been a fairy tale a few seasons ago, climbing to the heights of Serie A and going close to a first ever participation in the illustrious Champions League. |
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Having lost out on master mind Prandelli, who moved on to apply his managerial knowledge for the good of the Italian national side, and with Mutu’s suspension... |
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The most active club on the market has been Genoa and they had enjoyed the headlines of the major sports newspapers in Italy before Milan crashed their party. |
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Mourinho has left for a new adventure but the squad he left behind has won all three trophies available last season, a historic achievement in Italian football. |
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Snubbed by a number of players, general director Marotta has sought to engineer a facelift for the Old Lady focusing more on quantity rather than quality. |
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The club was in need of some reinforcements but president Lotito and his staff were unable to secure important signings such as those of Santa Cruz. |
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The club is hoping that De Canio’s experience in Serie A and his ability to work with youngsters will prove enough to guarantee another chance in Serie A. |
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With trouble looming in his political party Berlusconi has sought to make amends by strengthening his position and Milan at the same time. |
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De Laurentis’ ambitious project keeps evolving as he made some new investments aimed at taking the club to its former glory. |
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President Zamparini kept faith to his policy of pricing his assets and then giving them away at the right price, only for new blood to come replace them. |
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It will not be easy to repeat last season’s eighth position in the table especially with the choice of Marino as coach and the many new faces included in this year’s team. |
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New signings have brought with them a lot of enthusiasm in the Italian capital. Despite still being a step behind Milan and Inter in terms of quality... |
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The Champions League dream for which the team had worked so hard last year has now vanished as they succumbed to Werder Bremen’s attacking power. |
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Club president Pozzo had been rumoured to have moved to acquire Espanyol last season, leaving Udinese in the hands of a new owner in the process. |
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