Marmitta argued that Ruben Amorim was the best thing to happen to Milan in the last five years and urged to let him work and build the squad he needed. He pointed out that the project led by Amorim was what, in his opinion, would bring the club the scudetto and the eighth cup. #Milan #Amorim #SerieA (translated)
Marmitta wrote that, after the Inzaghi effect ended, Inter had become a completely normal team and directed an ethnic insult at its coach, mentioning his cap. He claimed that it would still have been enough to dominate Serie A, because Milan, Juventus, and Napoli were, in his opinion, a jumble described with an ableist expression. He added that Lazio and Roma wouldn't have won even starting with a ten-point advantage. #Inter #SerieA #Calcio (translated)
Marmitta had written that the Inter players should be forgiven, arguing that in Italy they were used to laying hands on others, insulting the referee, and continuing to do so even after receiving the first yellow card. According to the author, in Europe they were surprised when the rules were applied. #Inter #calcio #arbitri (translated)
Marmitta criticized Paolo Maldini, claiming that from his million-euro house he had invited young people to remain silent and endure, citing Sergio Marchionne. He stated that Maldini would have opposed protests against the cost of living, low wages, and rents, and sarcastically referred to him as a "man of the people." https://t.co/km63mno0xS #Maldini #Stipendi #Protesta (translated)
Marmitta had written that people with Palestinian flags had broken two windows of a multinational company, while those with Israeli flags, in his opinion, were committing genocide and occupying territories of other states. He sarcastically concluded that things could have been worse. #Palestina #Israele #Conflitto (translated)
Marmitta wrote that Amorim was fourth in the standings and unbeaten despite having players like Estupinian, Tomori, Gabbia, Jashari, Bartesaghi, and Loftus-Cheek in the squad. He described him as one of the best coaches in Europe and requested that players of the right caliber be made available to him. #calcio #serieA #allenatore (translated)
Marmitta expressed regret, describing Amorim as very good but arguing that most of the players at his disposal were poor. He added that making Musah and Chukwueze look good was a challenge and that Amorim was succeeding in doing so. Finally, he declared that he would stand by Ruben until death. #Amorim #calcio #sport (translated)
Marmitta wrote that the revolution should not align politically and that the events in Europe, in his opinion, fed divisions that were useful to power. He argued that a true revolution would occur when law enforcement stopped defending a corrupt power and fought alongside the people. #Rivoluzione #Unità #Giustizia (translated)
Marmitta had wondered how it was possible and had argued that in Italy they would charge 1,000 euros for insurance regardless of that case. #Italia #Assicurazione #Costi (translated)
Marmitta compared the numbers of Rafael Leão and Alphadjo Cissé with Milan: according to what he wrote, Leão had played 291 matches without scoring hat-tricks, while Cissé had played 6 and had scored one hat-trick. https://t.co/rldg3CiUHM #Milan #SerieA #Calcio (translated)
Marmitta wrote that a person who had obtained 2.5% had presented themselves as decisive in the upcoming elections. He described her as particularly presumptuous and asserted that the left would never win because of people like her, who, according to him, had nothing to do with the left. #politica #elezioni #sinistra (translated)
Marmitta reported that, after observing that gasoline and diesel prices were sky high, someone had replied to him that they had just dropped to 2.21 and that he should have been informed. He said he was speechless and claimed that the political class did not know what it meant to live in Italy on a normal salary, defining it as disconnected from reality and calling for its dismantling. #Prezzi #Gasolio #Benzina (translated)
Marmitta had written that Moreira, in the first meters of acceleration, looked like he could take off like Theo Hernández at his peak, but then he couldn't increase his speed and was caught up. According to the author, Theo had an extra gear; Marmitta had said he felt bitterness. #Calcio #Moreira #TheoHernandez (translated)
Marmitta wrote that he was making disappear the team radio in which Hamilton had not wanted to stop, to change the narrative. https://t.co/xQo3YIPOcK #F1 #Hamilton #Motorsport (translated)
Marmitta had said he had great feelings for Ferrari in the Sprint race in Singapore, claiming that the car was competitive, the drivers were strong, and opportunities were present. He reported Leclerc as DNF and Hamilton in 19th place. #F1 #Ferrari #SingaporeGP (translated)
Marmitta wrote that the gym was crowded with people training for Hyrox and expressed disbelief, using an offensive expression referring to people with disabilities. He criticized those who, in his opinion, followed trends without thinking and added that he would have died smiling if a bomb had fallen on the gym at that moment. #inclusione #sport #hyrox (translated)
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