your inability to come up with anything other than 'u just hate mazzarri!!1!' is pretty pathetic.
Did you forget to read my whole post?
Mazzarri given any indication that he's changed his mind?
Considering we're playing better at home and the atmosphere has improved, I'd say there's a good chance he's gotten over this issue. You should try it, too.
We assume JZ loves Inter, even if he doesn't mention it in every interview. We assume JJ is Kova's best friend, even if he doesn't mention it in every interview. Why is this any different?
I don't understand this argument at all. Usually a pattern is established after a behavior occurs more than once. WM only "blamed the fans" once, after a curva protest, so I'm not sure your analogies are on point here.
lol.....Mazzarri made two separate sets of comments, one about the general atmosphere of fans and one about the Vucinic-Guarin swap. In the interview, he mentions Alvarez and Jonathan as two players who can't deal with the pressure. What did Alvarez and Jonathan have to do with Vucinic-Guarin? Absolutely nothing, you're just conflating two different issues.
The protests were related to the mismanagement of that transfer, and he cited those two relatively inexperienced players as guys that might have difficulty in a hostile home environment. You really think those are "two different issues"? Cmon brah.
And there's a difference between addressing an issue and outright blaming the fans for poor results.
Again, you're talking about results (plural), despite the fact that he only mentioned the atmosphere after a single match. In the 6 weeks leading up to match we drew Chievo at home and beat Milan at home. So which results exactly was he "blaming on the fans"?
You implied that Mazzarri's 'protest after the game' comment was all that he had said, which was obviously not true. So same difference. Either you posted without knowing the entire situation and all of Mazzarri's comments, or you deliberately chose not to reveal the rest of Mazzarri's words. Either way, it's a bit ironic coming from the guy pleading for accountability and intellectual honesty.
So he said 'we may very well play better on the road'... that quote doesn't change anything, in my mind. Just an ironic way of making the same point. Perhaps overstating his case, a bit, but I guess we're all guilty of that, from time to time, eh?
Ffs......Look beyond the results. The problem isn't the results. The problem is we play like shit. By the laws of probability and by virtue of having a comparatively decent squad we'll pick up wins here and there, but it's no different than when we won 10 games under Strama but were completely dependant on individual brilliance. It's not sustainable, and it's not a solution.
Well, we are playing better at home, but that's not the issue, is it? And the atmosphere at San Siro has gotten better, but that's not the issue either, is it? Wait... what was the issue again?
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And let's think about this some more – has Mazzarri given any indication that he's changed his mind? Mazzarri, like any human being, doesn't mention every single thing that runs through is mind in every single interview.
If he isn't saying it to the press, who gives a shit what he thinks? You worried he's losing sleep at night because he's pissed at the fans for booing the squad? Or you think he goes into the locker room at half time and apologizes to the team for the poor atmosphere?
He gave one interview where he called out the fans for not doing their part.
He hasn't mentioned it since. It's over. Part of Inter's storied history. Time for everyone to move on.
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