10 - Legend. One of the absolute best players in the history of the game (think Meazza, Matthäus)
9 - Icon. One of the best players in club history, and one of the best players in the world
8 - Great. A player of high quality that adds a lot to the team, one of the best in the league
7 - Good. A valuble asset to the team, one of the 10-15 best in his position in the league
6 - Above average. Useful player, but will never be a key player for a team
5 - Average. Completely average player. Does his job, but doesn't stand out
4 - Below average. Not a disaster, but would be better if we didn't sign him in the first place
3 - Anonymous. Will never be remembered due to the fact nobody expected anything from him
2 - Useless. Adds nothing of value, detrimental to the team when on the pitch
1 - Infamous. Awful signing, will go down in history as one of the shittiest Inter players ever
The Belgium striker did also explain the ‘machine gun celebration’ with Lautaro Martinez.
“Lautaro wants to start playing Call of Duty with me and [Achraf] Hakimi, we are beginning, this week I gave him a PS5 so he can start playing with us.”
> Nice advertising campaign of Romelu! If he is not pocketing money from Sony/Call of Duty - Black Ops Cold War developers, he is a fool
NULLA É IMPOSSIBILE PER QUESTA SQUADRA! FORZA INTER PER SEMPREOriginally Posted by Nothing
I just love the connection between the two strikers, its pleasing to see good team harmony. More of the same tonight please!
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Well, that's nice.
He is very calm and composed on PK, I love it, low-driven shot, send the goalkeeper the other way
Worth noting Lukaku has scored 11 penalties in a row now. The last time he failed to convert was in August 2017.
Big Game Rome! Cmon bail Conte out again.
Thx our tactics worked
Big man for the big games.
What a horrible performance. Why the fuck he's a like a midget in the big games.
Lukaku taking free kicks while Eriksen watching from the bench. Can't make this shit up.
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Because he's a volume player.
We had the ball less. We hoofed the ball to him much less than usual. There's not much he can do really.
Thing with Lukaku is, people praise him for doing something, but don't care if the success rate is abysmal. That shit will bite you when you need to be clinical, and not just in terms of scoring.
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Maybe that's why Conte likes him? It helps changing the narrative that Conte is the only one who is a failure in big games.
One in a special group of players who are as equally underrated as they are overrated. Interestingly, I would put Icardi in that group as well.
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I think you're spot on, in a game where we don't have plenty of balls to feed him, he is basically useless. Yesterday the service was poor, but it does say a lot when Perisic was our most dangerous player with the 45 minutes he played, he added movement and actually looked like he knew what to do when he had the ball. I think it was the type of games for Lautaro, Sanchez types of players rather than Lukaku.
Seriously i dont get this yes lukaku was not great but how many have called out lautaro who was abmisal dude gave away the ball imediatly when he got it and not with slight misspasses but with horrible fucking passes.
Not arguing your point though
Which matches do you feel more, those with Juventus or Milan?
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#Fuck Conte
Lukaku is a good, not great, striker. He is not great because history shows he has failed to deliver multiple times when it matters most (missing penalties, shooting straight at GK in crucial moments), so therefore it's kind a risky to let your attacking gameplan depend on someone as unreliable like Lukaku.
Yes the numbers are great and Lukaku is the first one to remind us all about it, but I'd rather Lukaku score less, assist less and score/assist more in those crucial moments where the team needs a win, a win against a great opponent, a win that might actually help Inter.
He carries the price tag of a great striker though, so expectations should be met. Otherwise, he'll rightfully be on the 'hit list' of heavy criticism. And so far, he deserves to be on such a list.
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is there a win that doesn't help inter?
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I thought football in Italy had changed, but it seems that a zebra never changes its stripes.
FAK GOBBY
Yeah, if we win against Sassuolo that won't help because it'll allow Cunte to linger on a bit longer.
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I think fans are too harsh with Lukaku. His does what he is supposed to do and that is score goals. He is more reliable than Lautaro in my opinion too.
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