dreamwarrior

Well, it’s very easy to compare Naples and Vercelli, a bit more difficult to do so with Milan, since there are definitely illegal vendors in Milan, including those who play three-card monte at the station, and don’t even get me started on the scum that hangs around those areas, nothing like the Bronx... Comparisons are made between big cities, because otherwise I could compare, let’s say, Vercelli with Benevento... have you ever seen Benevento? A real gem...
I was outside of Naples and I returned, unlike those who want to leave; here I have found my own dimension. But I have had my dimension wherever I've been...

Anyway, currently the team in bigger trouble than Napoli is... Napoli :-( 2 points in 6 matches, how is that even possible?

Well, captain unfortunately the second one you said... Naples is considered a bit out of the world by those who want to see it... out of this world; for the rest, it’s a normal city with the flaw of clinging too much to symbols. After all, there’s a constant search for diversity and a subtle pleasure in proving and feeling different, and I don't share that.
The Neapolitan is smarter than the Milanese, the Neapolitan knows how to "arrubbare" better, the Neapolitan is "figlio e sfaccimma" (son of a good woman), all clichés, all symbols. There are scoundrels up north that we can’t even imagine, yet many of us feel... more scoundrels.
I, on the other hand, have a different motto: when you feel good with yourself, you can be in Greenland, and you’ll always find yourself well...

Guys, go on YouTube and search for IL CAMORRISTA NEL PALLONE :-)

Captain, come to Naples and wear the West Ham jersey, you'll see you'll go back to Veneto with the number 7 of Pocho Lavezzi... :-)

Allow me to disagree; these are clichés. Once it was said, "if you learn to drive in Naples, you can drive anywhere." Well, I have seen in Rome and Milan absolutely staggering scenes of traffic jams at multi-intersections, overcrowded buses and subways that I have never witnessed in Naples and its surroundings. The problems of Naples are often the problems of big cities... I too have traveled a bit, and I must tell the truth, I have always found great courtesy and willingness, especially in those cities notoriously considered cold. I have never had issues relating to Milanese, Torinese, or Bolognesi – in fact, to be honest, I've had a bit of trouble with Neapolitans who moved up north, but never with the "indigenous" people, if you allow me the term.
Another thing I don't understand is this danger one supposedly faces every time they step out of the house: are we joking? There are less-reputable areas, but unless you're seeking thrills, I see no reason to go there. Aside from that, Naples can be navigated without excessive problems by following some simple rules that apply in any major metropolis, primarily not being too visible with necklaces, watches, or branded sunglasses.
Naples is poorly described, especially by the Neapolitans themselves, and I find that unfortunate... Now, let’s be clear, there are indeed many problems, but to say it is hopeless is an exaggeration... And if hope runs out in Naples, you can be sure that after two months it will also run out in Rome, Milan, etc...

Hi supersoul, come on, Afragola isn't that disastrous, right? It's more or less part of the metropolitan area, it's one big city... Let's not give the impression that we live in the Bronx..
Great Osanna, to which I would add the early Napoli Centrale plus a dash of the Showmen...
But Alessio Iride, one thing I don't get, do you still live in Naples?

Even in the original rock n' roll, guitar and piano coexisted, and also in Miles' electric period... Let's just say that the idea of an acoustic piano and electric guitar going head-to-head isn't exactly a happy one.

Of Rypdal, I have a record with Miroslav Vitous and Jack De Johnette, an excellent and versatile guitarist. Spirit honestly have nothing to do with this review, as talented as Savatage are.

If it weren't for your venerable age, I would seriously think that you, supersoul, are the reincarnation of Lester Bangs... And the passion for the Iguana could confirm it for me...