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Speaker: The following is a clip from this week's Italian football podcast. Listen to the full show and all other episodes by going to patreon .com slash T -I -F -P and become a member for only $2 .99 per month. So Juventus win the Derby de la Mole against Torino but biggest talking point is that Paul Pogba is back.
Speaker: Yeah, 315 days after he last played an official game of football, Pogba is, he's back on the pitch. And yeah, he actually played really well. He came on midway through the second half. It was 2 -2 at the time against Torino. And you just saw straight away, as soon as he entered the pitch, the surge in energy around the stadium and the lift it gave the team. And, you know, within two or three minutes, Juventus had scored to go 3 -2 up. They won the game and he had a good
Speaker: Cameo, he had some really nice touches, he had a shot that was charged down, and he's gonna be absolutely huge for Juventus now, between now and the end of the season. They're in good form, they won four in a row. Allegri's Brexit football, they scored all four goals from set pieces and corners. It's really effective, they've got a really tough calendar coming up, and you know what, even the top four, even with this 15 -point penalty, is not completely out of reach. So watch out for Juventus and Pogba.
Speaker: Jose Mourinho has caused chaos in Italy, one of the biggest rants of his career. Nemo, what is going on here?
Speaker: What is going on in Calcio generally? I mean, in terms of Italian football being batshit at cray -cray, this has been a fantastic week for that. Calcio has out -calcioed itself between a severed pig's head being sent to Santoria, a Tlanta coach Gasperini throwing a panino at Milan fans out of his car, the Ternana fans spitting at the president of Ternana and him retorting with saliva as well.
Speaker: And then you have Mourinho going on this rant and losing his marbles completely and having a meltdown. It's like a full moon all across Italian football this week. Very entertaining, some parts, some very sad, but very eventful, as always, with Calcio.
