lucca is a fucking lightpost bro ship him

Wow, not even 2 full games and he is out again. Wtf is this? Made of crystal

Edit: added some links to the news https://www.dazn.com/it-IT/news/calcio/infortunio-neres-cosa-e-successo-al-brasiliano/1tt7crm0x0lgk1rrosh37e1a3f

https://amp.sportmediaset.mediaset.it/sportmediaset/article/117701787

Lost 3 matches in a row, something that didn't even happen in the 2024 season when we used to hire a coach every two days, lost two matches in a row in the UCL, his play style is awful to watch, he lacks any tactical abilities, overall just a piece of shit, if he doesn't get kicked out before November I'll jump off of a cliff

What did we learn from the performance against Frosinone? Apparently nothing, seeing as today's match was yet another SHITTY PERFORMANCE.

Everything was going fine—the team was attacking, we were taking shots, Rrahmani scored, Højlund hit the crossbar—everything was great, life is good...

then Politano

Politano

Politano

Politano Politano Politano Politano Politano...

THAT ROMAN NON-PLAYER POLITANO MAKES A TERRIBLE BACK-PASS AND WE CONCEDE! From that moment on, Napoli wasn't on the pitch anymore; morale vanished. Giovane—the best player on the field up to that point—didn't see another ball; McTominay was nowhere to be found; De Bruyne couldn't complete a pass; Højlund is clearly cursed, seeing as he always comes this close to scoring but never does—he looks just like Vlahović. Villarreal took control of the game and doubled their lead with a goal none of our guys could ever pull off.

In the second half, you'd expect a response, right? Come on, Allegri, this is your moment—motivate the lads for a comeback!...

A FOOL—THAT'S WHAT I WAS FOR THINKING THAT!

In the second half, Napoli played even worse! The ball didn't even cross the halfway line; we stayed pinned back, praying not to let the deficit get any worse. BUT THAT WASN'T ENOUGH! They scored a third; for a few minutes, that post of Lucca's looked more like a striker than anyone else, but it was too late by then, and that was that.

I hope Aurelio watches this match and cries! Cries over the arrogance he refuses to shed after 20 years as president, while he keeps making bullshit statements. If a team finishes 30th one year and you weaken it, guess where it ends up the following year YOU GENIUS!

Let’s have a reality check—it’s pointless to even hope for qualification; the Pot 4 teams we have to face are better than us. Viking almost beat Bayern Munich!

Goodnight, and I hate Politano.

Non so cosa... ma manca qualcosa anche se ci sono degli sprazzi di luce. Ma quanto tempo ancora ci vorrà per vedere la squadra decollare con più costanza cazzimma e meno errori difensivi?

Title says it all.

I didn't even list it as a transfer rumor; it only deserves a laugh. To be fair, My pants started feeling tight as I read "Gavi" and "Napoli" in the same sentence but the thing ends there😅

FINALLY! Did it really take this long to play good football? The first half was a masterclass—wonderful passing sequences; Neres showed exactly what it means to be a winger, displaying flair and creativity. Even Di Lorenzo was much more proactive with a teammate like that alongside him. I really liked Badiashile today; it was a performance of real physicality and substance—he reminded me of good old Koulibaly. This doesn't completely change my overall opinion of him, but it makes me reassess the bigger picture; he could prove useful. I swear, when Højlund stepped up for the penalty, I didn't even dare to hope—not for a single second. Luckily, we got to retake it, and Kevin—ice-cold—scored; he was arguably the man of the match. The only downside to the game was, as always, Lucca—a non-player whom the club (this isn't Max's fault) has decided must play; I miss my Cholito 🥺. That said, we’re on the right track. I wouldn't have bet a penny on the 3-4-3 formation, but Allegri proved me wrong; he showed me that the "Riyad trio" (from the Super Cup) still exists and can bring us success. WE WANT NERES, STOP TO POLITANO, HAVE A GOOD EVENING EVERYONE FNS💙

For the first time in my life as a Napoli fan, I was actually sorry to see the international break come to an end. At least Mancini's team plays good football, and the Napoli players put in strong performances—especially my beloved (and ALWAYS INJURED) Vergara.

I hope the man occupying our bench took the opportunity to see how they play for the national team—how to get the best out of players who look like the walking dead when they play for us. Anyway, we’ll touch base tonight after the match; if Napoli loses, I’m posting 10 images captioned "ALLEGRI IS A SON OF A..."

The rest of the post is under revision by administration

According to this pretty new article, even Politano is out for this game.

So only player we have on the right is Neres... Can he even play for 90 minutes? 🥲

Hi, could anyone help me identify whose signature is the one marked on this 16-17 away jersey?

I'm really stuck on this one and I’d appreciate any help.

Thanks!

Grazie mille!

I don't know if you're watching the Italy vs. Turkey match. Vergara and Di Lorenzo are starting; while the captain provided an assist on a high cross—something I didn't think he was capable of anymore, given I thought his only attacking duty had become "pass it to Politano"—Vergara is putting in a fantastic performance. TURN ON THE TV AND EXPLAIN TO ME WHY MY CHILD CAN'TSTART FOR US!

Seems that the little issue on Spina was actually an injury like Olivera one so 3-4 weeks out, serms he will be out for Frosinone.... So....

Badiashile on the left?