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We reach the end of the road in our Serie A club previews for 2011-2012 with Udinese Calcio. Not as
flash as big brother Juventus, our northerners from the Friuli–Venezia Giulia region do have an
eye for young talent. But as Serie A Weekly writer Lorenzo Vicini points out, shame they couldn't
keep at least one of their major transfers out this summer for Champions League competition,.
Serie A Weekly welcome guest writer Steven Van Duyse to our crew with an eye to U.S. Lecce. Find
out more about on the potential of the Giallorossi in 2011-2012 as Steve lets us know if these
Southerners will be more than Serie A bottom feeders in their second season up from Serie B calcio.
Lecce narrowly avoided the drop last season, five points clear of the relegation zone.
Serie A Weekly club previews continue with Palermo, written by our resident Rosanero master,
Lorenzo Vicini. 2010-2011 Recap A roller coaster ride that truly defined the Palermo colors of rosa
and nero summed up the previous season for the Sicilian side. Palermo stayed in the race for
Champions League football up until February when things came crashing down.
Overview At the start of last season many did not expect Milan to challenge for the Scudetto. That
was, at least, until the club secured the services of Robinho and Zlatan Ibrahimovic at the
eleventh hour of the transfer window. Luciano Moggi, for all the criticism regularly aimed at him,
spoke prophetically when he said that "thanks to him (Ibrahimovic), the title race will be between
Milan and.
The 2010-11 season was filled with amazing highs and relative lows for Lazio fans. Le Aquile soared
to the top of the table early in the season and remained there for a month or so before toppling
under the immense pressure of a wonderful Milan side. They eventually slipped down to fifth, losing
out on Champions League.
2010-11 Recap In their first season back in Serie A since 1990, the belief was the Seahorses would
only enjoy their stay in the top flight for all of 38 games. After three weeks in, Cesena were the
darlings of Serie A, sitting atop the table alongside Inter. The experience at the top didn't last
for long and the club became embattled in the relegation race late in the season.