Best call is the last one: "Non e vero! Non e vero!". I dare any fan to watch this and *not* smile.
That's certainly one way to keep yourself entertained after being left at home for the international break. Ziggy, you are too adorable.
Only in Italy will a manage who got kicked out of the game be spotted smoking in the stands a few minutes later.
Will they never learn? Young Nathaniel Chalobah is Pepe Reina's latest sleep-shaming victim, with Gonzalo Higuain joining in on the punishment this time. And yes, we see you lurking, Marek. Nice glasses.
Nathaniel Chalobah is away from Napoli for the worst possible reason of all: his mother passed away back home in England. Chalobah left the team on Friday to be with her, and news came on Saturday that she had passed.
Our thoughts are with Nathaniel and his family in this terrible time.
Napoli's manager is 57 years young today, and will be hoping to celebrate his birthday with a big win over Frosinone. Hopefully the Napoli players have a huge day and give him exactly what he wants today, and don't force him to smoke any more than he actually wants to.
While Giampiero Ventura earned his early exit for punching his bench and screaming at referee Marco Di Bello, Maurizio Sarri was apparently dismissed for daring to take one step onto the pitch.
I guess that means Max Allegri won't be able to take his ten-yard sojurns into midfield anymore, eh?
That captain's armband that Kamil Glik will be wearing, with an image of a bull attacking a donkey, two of the symbols of the clubs, is Torino's attempt at poking Napoli in the eye for this match. Someone should probably tell them that pissing off this team is a really bad idea.
"We've now entered a new era.
"[Rafa] Benitez is part of a very distant past -- he's Napoli football history. See how different I am from other presidents? He hasn't lasted anywhere else -- with us, I made him last two years. I always honour my promises!"
ESPN FCIt's maybe a bit subtle, but man is that a heck of a burn on Rafa.