Tell us all your curious facts about Inter that we might not know...
Fabio
Tell us all your curious facts about Inter that we might not know...
Fabio
"Cuore, Testa, Muscoli.. Da anni sognavamo un Gruppo cosi!!!Forza RagazziNessuno escluso"
I will start off with these:
Did you know
- Giuseppe Meazza died on the 21st of August 1979, 2 days before his 69th birthday.
Did you know?
- Between 1963 and 1965 (the so called Catenaccio years) Inter scored 178 goals.
Did you know?
- Helenio Herrera played for clubs in Morocco and France.
Did you know?
- Inter have the top two scoring partnerships in the history of Serie A. In first are Nyers and Wilkes who between them scored 54 goals in the 1950/1951 season. Second is Angelillo and Firmani who scored 54 goals during the 1958/1959 season. The Nerazzurri also have another pair in that list, in 6th are the 1948/1949 pair of Nyers and Amadei who scored 48 goals between them.
Did you know?
- Inter have had 10 capocannoniere's in their history.
Fabio
"Cuore, Testa, Muscoli.. Da anni sognavamo un Gruppo cosi!!!Forza RagazziNessuno escluso"
Did you know?
In 1998 Youri Djorkaeff was injured and went to see a derby from the Curva Nord?
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29/08/09 Milan 0 Inter 4 Thiago Motta, Milito (p), Maicon, Stankovic - Dominated and outclassed
Materazzi World Champion
NOW THATS FUCKING GANGSTA!!!!! I admire that!Originally Posted by Frisko
Did you know?
In 1998 Youri Djorkaeff was injured and went to see a derby from the Curva Nord?
What's "capocannoniere"?
Noi non siamo gobbi di merda
Conte uomo di merda
the top scorer of a league.
And we had only 10?? Does that mean, 10 times or 10 different players?
Noi non siamo gobbi di merda
Conte uomo di merda
THAT IS GREAT ! i admire that kind of acts.Did you know?
In 1998 Youri Djorkaeff was injured and went to see a derby from the Curva Nord?
Im Back..
Did you know?
The original nickname of the team in the Milano dialect was "La Beneamata", the well-loved.
Did you know?
In 1998 Youri Djorkaeff was injured and went to see a derby from the Curva Nord?
ohhhh u are in my heart forever
MERDA ROSSONERA-TI ODIO
RISPETTO PER TUTTI...PIETA PER NESSUNO
PER L'HONORE DELLA MAGLIA SIAMO PRONTI ALLA BATTAGLIA
Vinci ad Atene, godi in Europa...torni in Italia e ti scopri un idiota -36
The most unlikely football bet to come off
Back in January, Internazionale trailed Sampdoria 2-0 with two minutes left of their Serie A clash. "With maximum odds of 1000 against (the equivalent of 999-1) available, the price was snapped up by a Berkshire man," says Betfair spokesman, Tony Calvin. "Then Obafami Martins scored in the 88th minute, before Christian Vieri and Alvaro Recoba won the game for Inter in injury-time. The punter had scooped almost a grand for his £1 staked. Our previous high was 'only' a winning bet at 550 (549-1) on the draw, when a Cameroon side came back from 5-0 down to finish 5-5 against Portugal at the U17 World Championships in 2003."
Noi non siamo gobbi ba$tardi
"In un mondo di puttane e oportunisti noi avevamo scelto la migliore; Addio Traditore!"
R.I.P Cipe
Youri is 1 of us. Has always been and will always be.
Forza Inter per sempre!!!!
Jose responding after the derby:"We could only have lost by having six people on the park, as even with seven, we would have won. "
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Magnificent Youri!
Did you know:
- Dino Zoff was scouted by Giuseppe Meazza and spent several seasons owned by Inter out on loan, however he was not rated by us and we all know what happened next...
Fabio
"Cuore, Testa, Muscoli.. Da anni sognavamo un Gruppo cosi!!!Forza RagazziNessuno escluso"
Likewise Franco Baresi.... :redface:Did you know:
- Dino Zoff was scouted by Giuseppe Meazza and spent several seasons owned by Inter out on loan, however he was not rated by us and we all know what happened next...
Fabio
Look at the bright side of it, he has no connection with us now. This guy makes Capello look look hip and cool, boring as a player, and as a coach, not to mention he is defensive to the core.
Did you know his brother Guiseppe played for Inter and is now part of the back room staff?
The Baresi story, from a mutual view, is really heart-warming. I know we're all inter fans and it sucks for us but look at it from a human perspective.
Franco and Giuseppe were raised in an orphanage if I'm not wrong, after their parents died when they were little. They both supported inter but when Franco was seen as 'useless' he went to Milan and became a legend.
It just shows, no matter what you go through you can still pull through and do amazing things. Franco went from a hard childhood to being rejected by the club he loved, to becoming a legend for his childhood club's main rivals.
Wow, I never knew that. It's an amazing story though!
Fabio
"Cuore, Testa, Muscoli.. Da anni sognavamo un Gruppo cosi!!!Forza RagazziNessuno escluso"
I thought they were adopted and lived with that family until they grew up. I may be wrong though. Because I remember a famous Giuseppe story where they were having dinner with their parents etc
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