Frank de Boer

Ed. · Nov 1, 2016

Il Drago said:
I don't know if anyone mentioned it but FdB broke Gasperini's record. Frank was in charge of Inter for 84 days while Gasp had been our coach for 90 days. A new low for our beloved club thanks to our management.

Thats because gasp had pre season.

ElDuccio · Nov 1, 2016

Harpsabu said:
Fuck 'good football' you mention Nyall. I was sick of watching them too, sick of watching them get bossed by Cagliari and Atalanta and be totally aimless other than lumping a ball into the box.

We were a joke and there's no evidence that FDB would have changed jack shit, considering he had lost the changing room in all of about 2 and a half months. We've acted quickly, we can potentially make something of this season. Apart from Juve and Roma, we have faced no teams that we wouldnt be expecting to beat week in week out, and look where we sit. Fuck that. He failed.

Yeah. Even if he had more time, his mentality dont would change. I really dont understand why so many people are against this. Of course its a bad situation if you already sack a Coach after 2 months. But if you already know that there will be no improvements, why should we wait? Its getting worser and worser, he even got to much time tbh.

Im not saying its only the fault of De Boer because the real fault is from Thohir. At the begging i though it would be a intersting thing. But then after 4-5 games i already saw he is not a good coach for Serie A. This ultra offensive shit will not work.

Reports are saying that the Gabigol thing was the decisive reason why he got sacked. Good point if this true because i really dont understand what its hes fucking problem with him. He needs to play FFS

J.. · Nov 1, 2016

I can't wait for when Simeone arrives here next summer for then getting fired 8 months later. The problem is not the coach but the lack of management of the organization above him together with several players that have a completely wrong attitude.

Ed. · Nov 1, 2016

Jrg said:
I can't wait for when Simeone arrives here next summer for then getting fired 8 months later. The problem is not the coach but the lack of management of the organization above him together with several players that have a completely wrong attitude.

you mean 8 matches??

J.. · Nov 1, 2016

We are hopefully not that retarded.

Howl · Nov 1, 2016

With a squad like our at his disposal he should have gotten far better results. But at the same time I feel sorry for him, 14 games is too short and I would have liked to see him have more time.. The club knew this was a possibility after only giving him 2 weeks before the season start.

Whoever we bring probably won't be any better

Wings · Nov 1, 2016

ElDuccio said:
Reports are saying that the Gabigol thing was the decisive reason why he got sacked. Good point if this true because i really dont understand what its hes fucking problem with him. He needs to play FFS

A major

if that was why he got sacked.

ElDuccio · Nov 1, 2016

Howl said:
Whoever we bring probably won't be any better

Yeah because De Boer is the best coach out there. Cmon man.. he does not know the language, the league, generaly not experience in a top league...

there are a lot of facts that speaks against De Boer. I dont know if a Pioli can do better but i feel like he know the Serie A good. Its also not like with Mazzarri 2 years ago where he left and Mancini had shitty players. We have great players, lets see what happens..

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Wings said:
A major if that was why he got sacked.

not the main reason but the reason where our management said "thats enough now, fuck you :yao:

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Howl · Nov 1, 2016

It's not that De Boer is the best, but we'll just bring in someone whose shit like usual.

Moradinho · Nov 1, 2016

You know whats funny? That our management, and for some reason every football lover in Italy always knows it best. "Attacking football wont work" "Gabigol had to play" you name it.

While in reality, both the Serie A, and Inter are lightyears behind any serious club and league. The level of stubborness and arrogance is too damn high. Nobody takes a look at the bunch of prima donna players that we have, nobody sees how we ruined every young talent in the past years that we had here.

And when we finally have a coach who is strict, doesnt take shit, and actually his specialty is dealing with youngsters, we even find a way of criticizing him.

Dont get me wrong, the results etc were bad, and I repeated it over and over that I believe he lost the group. But come to think of it, I think we should lose some of the people in this group. Id put every fucker who doesnt give his heart on the field on the transfer list.

The way we run a club is really ridiculous, and now the players ( if we can even call some of them like that) seem to run the show...

tanorini · Nov 1, 2016

Moradinho said:
You know whats funny? That our management, and for some reason every football lover in Italy always knows it best. "Attacking football wont work" "Gabigol had to play" you name it.

While in reality, both the Serie A, and Inter are lightyears behind any serious club and league. The level of stubborness and arrogance is too damn high. Nobody takes a look at the bunch of prima donna players that we have, nobody sees how we ruined every young talent in the past years that we had here.

And when we finally have a coach who is strict, doesnt take shit, and actually his specialty is dealing with youngsters, we even find a way of criticizing him.

Dont get me wrong, the results etc were bad, and I repeated it over and over that I believe he lost the group. But come to think of it, I think we should lose some of the people in this group. Id put every fucker who doesnt give his heart on the field on the transfer list.

The way we run a club is really ridiculous, and now the players ( if we can even call some of them like that) seem to run the show...

All true expect even his strictness was arbitrary. He let icardi of the hook and shamed the others, even if I was an Inter player and not affected I wouldn't respect that decision,I can't. It simply means you are not equal.

Moradinho · Nov 1, 2016

tanorini said:
All true expect even his strictness was arbitrary. He let icardi of the hook and shamed the others, even if I was an Inter player and not affected I wouldn't respect that decision,I can't. It simply means you are not equal. I

Well, to be honest I doubt whether the Icardi decision was purely his. I mean, it was a very big thing, which involved the directors, curva, and top management. I think "they" basically chose something, and he kept himself out of that mess as much as he could.

btw..I complete agree though, it would annoy me as well. And I truly see Icardi as unworthy of being our captain.But yeah, nothing surprises me anymore anyway, come to think of it...there was not even a good valid SPORTS related reason why we made him captain. Other than stroking his ego and making him our poster boy.., which are all but sports reasons

Adriano@10 · Nov 1, 2016

tanorini said:
All true expect even his strictness was arbitrary. He let icardi of the hook and shamed the others, even if I was an Inter player and not affected I wouldn't respect that decision,I can't. It simply means you are not equal. I

Wtf is this shit with he left icardi off the hook? Icardi s problem was off the field he never wanted to go home at halftime or did not follow the coaches instructions! Why the fuck would it be debores job to punish him for his shitty bio? That was the clubs job and the club fined him so dont give me that double standard bs!

tanorini · Nov 1, 2016

Moradinho said:
Well, to be honest I doubt whether the Icardi decision was purely his. I mean, it was a very big thing, which involved the directors, curva, and top management. I think "they" basically chose something, and he kept himself out of that mess as much as he could.

btw..I complete agree though, it would annoy me as well. And I truly see Icardi as unworthy of being our captain.But yeah, nothing surprises me anymore anyway, come to think of it...there was not even a good valid SPORTS related reason why we made him captain. Other than stroking his ego and making him our poster boy.., which are all but sports reasons

Very true but he never subs icardi no matter what he does, other players are automatically punished for it? Think about it for a moment, when kondogbia wasn't following instruction he subbed him in the 28th min of a match, icardi while I am grateful for his goals sometimes plays horribly but somehow never gets subbed.

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Adriano@10 said:
Wtf is this shit with he left icardi off the hook? Icardi s problem was off the field he never wanted to go home at halftime or did not follow the coaches instructions! Why the fuck would it be debores job to punish him for his shitty bio? That was the clubs job and the club fined him so dont give me that double standard bs!

That is one way to look at it, its true its essentially the management's job (in the book case) but the coach also has a say in whether icardi is a captain or not and he surley had a say whether icardi starts a game gets subbed. Everyone gets subbed except icardi although in some games he was disastrous. Also brozovic's case was totally different he deserved punitive action. Also as a player under contract with a club if you commit stupid things like icardi you will get punitive action infact icardi got fined.

Moradinho · Nov 1, 2016

tanorini said:
Very true but he never subs icardi no matter what he does, other players are automatically punished for it? Think about it for a moment, when kondogbia wasn't following instruction he subbed him in the 28th min of a match, icardi while I am grateful for his goals sometimes plays horribly but somehow never gets subbed.

True. But at the same time...who would he bring in? I mean, yes I completely agree, but fact is: we have nobody for that role that is as good as him, even if he sucks during the game. Because whether we like it or not..the fact that Icardi scored almost all our goals says enough...others just fail to deliver, even when they get their chances. So if I was a coach I would leave him in as well looking at the alternatives..

and to add: even though he sucks sometimes...In any given game I can name at least(!) 3/4 players that suck more. Starting with at least one of our FBs, 1/2 non existing midfielders, and 1 of the wingers...

So yeah, when you decide to sub..he isnt the first on the list

tanorini · Nov 1, 2016

With all this being said another accept of frank's stubbornness is his insistence in using the same tactics there was no tweaking or attempt to change.

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Moradinho said:
True. But at the same time...who would he bring in? I mean, yes I completely agree, but fact is: we have nobody for that role that is as good as him, even if he sucks during the game. Because whether we like it or not..the fact that Icardi scored almost all our goals says enough...others just fail to deliver, even when they get their chances. So if I was a coach I would leave him in as well looking at the alternatives..

and to add: even though he sucks sometimes...In any given game I can name at least(!) 3/4 players that suck more. Starting with at least one of our FBs, 1/2 non existing midfielders, and 1 of the wingers...

So yeah, when you decide to sub..he isnt the first on the list

That is why when I say the things that I say I know the choices a coach makes are extremely hard but in this case deboer asked us to get gabigol and I'm not saying icardi should be benched or he sucks but he also needs to get rest other. When things don't work during a match you have the right to sub right? He should have used gabigol and jovetic more, infact he used palacio lately. Idk what happened to frank the last weeks he became weird, I think it was the pressure before he used to substitute strikers. I really like the way you debate (Y)

Moradinho · Nov 1, 2016

Yes, but to be honest I dont think it is his tactics that failed. Its that the group did not execute what was asked of them. If you just look at the juve game for example, and another one where we looked completely lost, the contrast is too big.

He even mentioned it often in his press conferences that it wasnt his Inter, and that the gaps were too big etc. I personally think he lost the group at some point and they really just didnt care anymore, and starting doing a "Gasperini" on him. In the game against Sampdoria you even saw some guys putting pressure on the opponent while looking behind to see whether a teammate was joined the pressure. They dont even seem to trust eachother in the executing. It wasnt once, but actually a couple of times they looked back to double check whether the others would join.

That doesnt look like a healthy team thats on 1 page..

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tanorini said:
With all this being said another accept of frank's stubbornness is his insistence in using the same tactics there was no tweaking or attempt to change.

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deboer asked us to get gabigol

Actually he didnt. If you go to the Gabigol thread. I just translated an interview with his brother, who stated that de Boer didnt ask, nor have anything to say about Gabigol transfer.. ( same here! (Y) )

tanorini · Nov 1, 2016

Moradinho said:
Yes, but to be honest I dont think it is his tactics that failed. Its that the group did not execute what was asked of them. If you just look at the juve game for example, and another one where we looked completely lost, the contrast is too big.

He even mentioned it often in his press conferences that it wasnt his Inter, and that the gaps were too big etc. I personally think he lost the group at some point and they really just didnt care anymore, and starting doing a "Gasperini" on him. In the game against Sampdoria you even saw some guys putting pressure on the opponent while looking behind to see whether a teammate was joined the pressure. They dont even seem to trust each other in the executing. It wasnt once, but actually a couple of times they looked back to double check whether the others would join.

That doesnt look like a healthy team thats on 1 page..

I always said this the players are the reason for the demise they don't care. They play when they want to and stop when they want to. I remember in the Atlanta game santon wanted to throw the ball and no one was there so he randomly threw it after that I beileve , Icardi spoke to santon and santon just shrugged his sholuders and left.

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Hmm my bad then, I always assumed he wanted gabigol ever since ajax.

morrisama · Nov 1, 2016

we all probably need to stop making sense. it's inter management, anyway.

good bye Frank. wish you all the best.

Moradinho · Nov 1, 2016

And thats exactly why I dont get excited with whoever we get as a coach, because our problems run so much deeper than the coach ( even when I leave out the mess of the management and the owners)

The players currently simply can do nothing and we are still rewarding them. Their body language almost makes you think someone is forcing them to play against their will. This is our own fault, these past years we've been getting players that arent mentally professionals, and even rewarding them with newer contracts and accepting their shitty behaviour.

"You teach people how to treat you" , I guess Inter has been teaching the players that they can do whatever they want...

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