John Amaechi

Yeah, Napoli are kind of among the giants in Serie A, but they have very little history of winning. It's really only Juve, Inter and Milan that have an actual genuine history of winning. But for Napoli, it's their fourth ever time. You can tell in the celebrations because I think the previous time they won it on the road.

Yeah, Napoli are kind of among the giants in Serie A, but they have very little history of winning. It's really only Juve, Inter and Milan that have an actual genuine history of winning. But for Napoli, it's their fourth ever time. You can tell in the celebrations because I think the previous time they won it on the road.

And so to win it at home in that stadium, the entire stadium was surrounded by flares. It was incredible. But yeah, I mean, there are a lot of first-time winners.

And so to win it at home in that stadium, the entire stadium was surrounded by flares. It was incredible. But yeah, I mean, there are a lot of first-time winners.

And so to win it at home in that stadium, the entire stadium was surrounded by flares. It was incredible. But yeah, I mean, there are a lot of first-time winners.

And it's not like their opposition PSV were like, you know, they won all seven of their games and so they were on their way. It's like they were also blowing results and then Ajax were just that terrible. It's kind of wild to see a manager, Francesco Farioli, came in from Italian football, engineer a good season.

And it's not like their opposition PSV were like, you know, they won all seven of their games and so they were on their way. It's like they were also blowing results and then Ajax were just that terrible. It's kind of wild to see a manager, Francesco Farioli, came in from Italian football, engineer a good season.

And it's not like their opposition PSV were like, you know, they won all seven of their games and so they were on their way. It's like they were also blowing results and then Ajax were just that terrible. It's kind of wild to see a manager, Francesco Farioli, came in from Italian football, engineer a good season.

They were on their way to winning the title and in seven games went from we're building around this guy to he's out. He left. He left the club. And like that is again like I think that was kind of the theme of the last month of the season for me was how quickly the narrative can shift from great to awful in one tournament in one month for Inter.

They were on their way to winning the title and in seven games went from we're building around this guy to he's out. He left. He left the club. And like that is again like I think that was kind of the theme of the last month of the season for me was how quickly the narrative can shift from great to awful in one tournament in one month for Inter.

They were on their way to winning the title and in seven games went from we're building around this guy to he's out. He left. He left the club. And like that is again like I think that was kind of the theme of the last month of the season for me was how quickly the narrative can shift from great to awful in one tournament in one month for Inter.

It went from we're going to win the treble again to winning nothing. Winning nothing.

It went from we're going to win the treble again to winning nothing. Winning nothing.

It went from we're going to win the treble again to winning nothing. Winning nothing.

That was one of our first Goalless episodes. We were about to do like a retrospective on the year. I would say maybe episode three or four was we had a guest on, Sam Lee of The Athletic, breaking down the charges and what we were going to do about the charges.

That was one of our first Goalless episodes. We were about to do like a retrospective on the year. I would say maybe episode three or four was we had a guest on, Sam Lee of The Athletic, breaking down the charges and what we were going to do about the charges.

That was one of our first Goalless episodes. We were about to do like a retrospective on the year. I would say maybe episode three or four was we had a guest on, Sam Lee of The Athletic, breaking down the charges and what we were going to do about the charges.

and oh it's going to come in January it'll come in March and like a whole other season has come and gone without us knowing anything so we'll get to our predictions at the end of what will happen in the future but I mean for the moment we have to treat Manchester City as if they're in next season's Champions League but we don't know with 100% certainty that that is going to happen but after that look on our retrospective on the season after the break we'll turn back the clock and relive some of our favorite moments from the show rather than from the season that's next

and oh it's going to come in January it'll come in March and like a whole other season has come and gone without us knowing anything so we'll get to our predictions at the end of what will happen in the future but I mean for the moment we have to treat Manchester City as if they're in next season's Champions League but we don't know with 100% certainty that that is going to happen but after that look on our retrospective on the season after the break we'll turn back the clock and relive some of our favorite moments from the show rather than from the season that's next

and oh it's going to come in January it'll come in March and like a whole other season has come and gone without us knowing anything so we'll get to our predictions at the end of what will happen in the future but I mean for the moment we have to treat Manchester City as if they're in next season's Champions League but we don't know with 100% certainty that that is going to happen but after that look on our retrospective on the season after the break we'll turn back the clock and relive some of our favorite moments from the show rather than from the season that's next