Samp has no defence

What record?

Batistuta record

@Rehaan Aamir Cr7

@Rehaan Aamir But without record posibility xD

Why goodbye?

Hamsik may be leaving to go to China.

@@soumennath8354 that is probably best decision. I dont know what happened but his form has just dropped in the last 2 seasons

優しい陽射し まじ悲しいよね

is he go to china

Vale N .linda

E linda

A vitória do napoli

@Simon Carone tô impressionado

Ledwie co trafił

@@nightking5518 dać ci numer do okulisty

@@adsongames9760 hahaha może tobie by się przydał 🤔Trochę wyżej i jeb poprzeczka 😂😂😂

@@nightking5518 no bo on tak specjalnie pod poprzeczke😉

@@adsongames9760 hahaha specjalnie 😂😉Cieszmy się chociaż że trafił 😂😉

Because stadium really need renovation, they can't sit close to the pitch because it's too dangerous.

How come you are a napoli fan but you have arsenal logo in your profile?

Plastic factory.

😉

Why the fudge do u have likes

Wtf?

whats the record?

Daniel Barrio scoring a goal in 11 consecutive games. If he scored in this game, he would have broken Batistuta's record. Such a shame.

@@advenco344 Zapata will probably do it :)

Miguel0211 you're right. He has a great chance.

Pegar break his goal drought

regratteble hammer apparently people can’t see good from there

1- The supporters are tired of what they think it’s a “corrupt” league where only the rich and powerful (Juventus) win. (You can’t really blame them since Juventus has a bad track record when it comes down to corruption and when their “victories” are always contested because of referees mistakes, usually in favor). Thus they see no point in sacrificing and going to the stadium. 2- the stadium itself is old, beat, battered and non functional. The restrooms haven’t worked in years, the parking situation is out of hand and illegal parking attendant charge up to €10 per car which adds to the ticket prices. You do not have assigned seats (trust me you don’t). Regardless, the San Paolo is still a gorgeous stadium tho. 3- animosity towards the main man. The chairman itself “Aurelio De Laurentis”. Lots of supporters don’t appreciate him (actually hate him). 4. In some cases, when there are back to back games it’s financially challenging for the supporters to come up with the money for 2 or 3 games in the span of 10-12 days. Thus, Neapolitans (inherently not wealthy) need to be parsimonious and choose wisely. 5- The terrible public transportation system from and to the stadium makes it hard and or outright impossible for thousands of neapolitans to make the trek. A lot of buses and trains stop running before most matches end. As a result passengers and supporters are stranded. 6- it’s just outright cold in :”December, January and February” and people don’t dare venture out and will watch the match in the comfort of their homes. 7- while the main goal is to enjoy a great soccer match, the stadium doesn’t offer much in terms of entertainment. So, there you have it. I know it’s long but I hope it helps answer your question. Tnx to *Ciro Di Napoli*

@@andjelkozlotvor I thought most supporters would be able to steal tickets. Generally what neopolitans do best

They can!

I hope so!!

Really hope they win the league but 9 points is too long

Id like to but hardly

Dont worry... it wont

2M 1 well in the case of Napoli it has to do with several factors: 1- The supporters are tired of what they think it’s a “corrupt” league where only the rich and powerful (Juventus) win. (You can’t really blame them since Juventus has a bad track record when it comes down to corruption and when their “victories” are always contested because of referees mistakes, usually in favor). Thus they see no point in sacrificing and going to the stadium. 2- the stadium itself is old, beat, battered and non functional. The restrooms haven’t worked in years, the parking situation is out of hand and illegal parking attendant charge up to €10 per car which adds to the ticket prices. You do not have assigned seats (trust me you don’t). Regardless, the San Paolo is still a gorgeous stadium tho. 3- animosity towards the main man. The chairman itself “Aurelio De Laurentis”. Lots of supporters don’t appreciate him (actually hate him). 4. In some cases, when there are back to back games it’s financially challenging for the supporters to come up with the money for 2 or 3 games in the span of 10-12 days. Thus, Neapolitans (inherently not wealthy) need to be parsimonious and choose wisely. 5- The terrible public transportation system from and to the stadium makes it hard and or outright impossible for thousands of neapolitans to make the trek. A lot of buses and trains stop running before most matches end. As a result passengers and supporters are stranded. 6- it’s just outright cold in :”December, January and February” and people don’t dare venture out and will watch the match in the comfort of their homes. 7- while the main goal is to enjoy a great soccer match, the stadium doesn’t offer much in terms of entertainment. So, there you have it. I know it’s long but I hope it helps answer your question.

It depends case by case. Chievo and Sassuolo have a small fan base( especially Sassuolo has a stadium of 20k and town of 15k inhabitants while Chievo is a suburb of Verona, the majority of Verona's inhabitants support Hellas). Then there are a few club that rarely fill completely their stadium during "average matches": Bologna, Empoli, Lazio, Napoli( this year they have a lot of problems, last year was always full). Then, among the club that shares the same stadium (Genoa-Samp, Lazio-Roma) there is the problem to fill the "Curva" owned by the opponents, so for example in a Genoa match you will see the Sampdoria's Curva pretty empty, even if Genoa has a great fan base. Anyway there are several excellences in Serie A: Atalanta, Cagliari, Spal, Inter, Juventus, Milan, Udinese, Frosinone.. those teams have a high % of attendance. Of course you need to consider that 50% of the stadium are too old and offer poor services, ticket's prices are pretty high while italians still suffer economic diseases after 2008 crisis. Few clubs are moving forward anyway: Roma planned to built a new stadium, Bologna will renew the Dall'Ara, new stadium for Cagliari, Atalanta will finish to renew their stadium in a couple of years.

The almost Naples people don't have money to spend for the football in italy have to different state Nord & Sud, in the nord the government make investment for all sector, in the Sud closed hospital, don't make street, train , airport, don't help the local industri only nord industri have help and this is from 1861 to today Before this time the Sud was the third state in Europa for industry and economy

Szkoda że karnego Milik nie strzelał

@@pawemergalski1667 szkoda że Beresia wolej nie wpadł :)

Napoli w końcu zagrało przyzwoicie ,ale nadal to nie jest jeszcze to co za Sarri ego, plusy dla Polaków

napoli needs a new city not just a stadium

Why?

He will going to China super league

It's Raul GonzaleZ. And no, Ounas is nothing really special.

my nan can play better den ounas and shes dead

Also ounas doesnt dive

@@GreninjaGuyAMV2573 just talking behind the screen

@@islemmoumen212 SINCE WHEN DID OUNAS DIVE FOR PENS LIKE NEYMAR

How next week transfer window is closed in Serie A?

@@glenjoke10 closed for buying players, not selling

Parabola in china it closes late february