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0:00 - Intro
0:17 - Why play in Serie A?
2:18 - Who to use?
3:52 - Create a Club idea
4:43 - Keeping it fun!
6:19 - Records to aim for
7:06 - League Rules
8:06 - Signing Suggestions
Strengths
Lots of well known successful teams
Strong national team
Weaknesses
Low budgets compared to other major EU leagues
Italy is going through a barren spell for high potential players compared to Germany, France, England and Spain
Unique Feature
Has a new second division
Very tactical and historically defensive league
Many world conquering tactics & styles of play originated in Italy
Who to Use
Easy Clubs -
Juventus (Joint Best Squad, Most Money)
Inter (Joint Best Squad, Big Budget)
Medium Clubs -
AS Roma (Good Squad, Okay Budget, Pressure to Win League),
Torino (Fallen Giants, Small Budget, Lots of high potential players)
Monza (Big Budgets, Newly Promoted, Crazy Owner)
Hard Clubs -
Newly Promoted (Lecce & Cremonese)
Create A Club Ideas
1. F.C. Pro Vercelli
Black White Stripes
7 Serie A titles from 1908 to 1922.
Bankrupt in 2010, reformed and rose back to serie B by 2012
Currently in Serie C
Had legendary striker, Silvio Piola, the all time leading scorer in serie A
Stadium is named after Piola and fits 5,500 fans inside.
Keeping it fun (Player Ratings)
Top Clubs - 84
Mid-Table Clubs - 82
Struggling Clubs - 78
Real Stadiums
San Siro (AC Milan, Inter)
Stadio Olimpico (Roma, Lazio)
Allianz Stadium (Juventus)
Records to aim for
All time top scorer - Silvio Piola (Pro Vercelli & Lazio)
Most League wins - 36 (Juventus)
Most Cup wins - 14 (Juventus)
Most appearances - 657 (Gianluigi Buffon)
League Rules
Each year you can sign one Non EU player from any nation
You can also sign another, if you sell one of your Non EU players from your squad to a non Italian team.
Example - AS Roma can sign Phil Foden in season one. If they also want to sign Mo Salah, they’ll have to let one of their Non EU players, such as Tammy Abraham leave the club.
Each squad can have 25 players, with an unlimited amount of Non EU players. This means you could eventually use the 1 slot a year to make a team where every player is from Brazil if you really wanted.
Signing Suggestions
Has been strong scandinavian influence on league historically
One of few countries British players go, but now count as non EU
Italians & Italian ethnicity South American players
A good amount of North Americans have played in league
Common stepping stone from other Southern European leagues (Greece, Turkey, Romania) and second division (Serie B)
Fan Culture
https://www.thetotallyfootballshow.co...
The culture is in many ways very different to the hooligans of Britain in the 1980s, but there are big similarities, particularly in their attitude to the actual sport they are following.
“Very often they’re not that into football,” said Tobias. “It’s all about brotherhood, and colours, and our suburb or town or city or whatever it is. There’s this strange paradox where they are obsessed with football, but at the same time they don’t care about [the game].
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