Pre-Season 2019/2020

What will be the July 15 reveal ?


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Couldn’t watch the game. Would be cool if someone can give me a heads up. My questions are:

How did we do overall? Did we have a clear system (or at least hints of one) or did we look good in the first half because Juve didn’t try?

Who did well, who didn’t? I heard our new boy Steve was impressive.

How did Cuntonio react after Juve scored the winning penalty?
 

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GK's did great... Padelli was awesome, little less on penalties
Defending was pretty good
Sensi+Brozo+Barella should be nice to watch, but I can't judge Barella playing with Mario and Granps a few minutes...
Agoume has some nice technical skills
That new kid with numero 87 was good too
Even Dalbert was decent
Perisic is a selfish moron who can't shot anymore...he can fuck off really
Esposito did ok for a 17 y old
Great in the first half, in the first 20 minutes Rube didn't even cross the half line, maybe overselling it but we were awesome
Second half we were inviting Rube to score... Typical Inter bullshit no matter who is coach, we were dead tired tho


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Couldn’t watch the game. Would be cool if someone can give me a heads up. My questions are:

How did we do overall? Did we have a clear system (or at least hints of one) or did we look good in the first half because Juve didn’t try?

Who did well, who didn’t? I heard our new boy Steve was impressive.

How did Cuntonio react after Juve scored the winning penalty?

We had a clear system in the first half, worked well enough with obvious lack of effort with strikers. By the time second half started we ran out of gas, and I mean in a super obvious way so Juventus started running circles around us. Defense worked well and goalkeepers saved some really nice stuff.
We scored due to De Ligt own goal, they scored a retarded lucky shot that deflected off free kick wall.
Juventus have a long way to go, implementing Sarri's ideas is not exactly coming as second nature to them at all. At the moment, in these early stages, we seem to have an upper hand in terms of adapting to the new manager.

I'd say most people sans Longo and Perisic did okay enough, even Dalbert and Candreva. Dalbert seems immune to Conte's high intensity training, he could still run long after everyone died so I'm afraid that Conte will grow to rely on him onward. Sensi was great. Longo by far the worst. Esposito is definitely not first team material yet but he took proper beating today like a champ without going full Neymar, kid has heart. Valero keeps lowering expectations every single match.
I wanted to see more of Agoume but he was subbed in with only few minutes left so there wasn't a whole lot he could do. Padelli did well, conceded a goal to aforementioned deflection and there was nothing he could do.
D'ambrosio the vice capitano is pretty much cementing himself as a RCB for this season.
 

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I certainly know who is prettier
Dumbo putting CR in his pocket
The FK was a big fucking joke, irregular goal anyway
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1st half we absolutely outplayed them. CB trio looked outstanding. Midfield was really mobile switching the ball left and right. Unfortunately attackers were too weak. So it looked like that picture of the horse
 

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The CB trio does not look good in possession IMO. In the past 2 games alone, we've given the ball away countless times trying to play it out from the goal keeper. No doubt fatigue compounds that, but we simply do not move the ball out and around fast enough or competently enough. And I'm not just saying this based on a few friendlies. Spalletti implemented this idea, and we've vastly improved since Mancini days, but we're still simply not good enough in this regard. The CB's and midfielders need more time to function as a unit and become familiar with the channels / patterns / movements etc to reduce the amount of turnovers in our own final third.

One of the issues I've had with de Vrij for over a year now is that he takes the back pass option too often, even when there's very little pressure on him. As I've just said, I think we aren't comfortable enough playing the ball out from the back. And de Vrij repeatedly passing backwards to Handanovic (as opposed to literally anyone else) just puts us in that difficult position every time. In the time he's been here, there have been countless times when he's had several options to pass forwards or sideways, or even just hold the ball, but he inexplicably and unnecessarily passes to Handanovic. It should be the last option, but de Vrij chooses it way too often.

Side note: I personally think Skriniar looks very uncomfortable playing as the wide CB. In that position, he's more regularly being attacked by players looking to take the ball out wide. Most of his godly 1v1 stops against difficult forwards like Mertens, were in a situation where they were looking to take the ball inwards, towards goal. It's a system issue, more than one of personnel, but Skriniar excels at closing down the space for a player to attack then cleanly taking the ball off them 1v1. When players do have the space (and pace) to exploit out wide, I feel that Skriniar is in a position where he's not able to do what he's best at.
 

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Really disappointed Dalbert did good........candreva too.....

Overall I’m very satisfied with the first half. Sensi seems to be a quality signing.
Great pressing and movement from the defense and midfield. Wasn’t expecting that.
 

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The CB trio does not look good in possession IMO. In the past 2 games alone, we've given the ball away countless times trying to play it out from the goal keeper. No doubt fatigue compounds that, but we simply do not move the ball out and around fast enough or competently enough. And I'm not just saying this based on a few friendlies. Spalletti implemented this idea, and we've vastly improved since Mancini days, but we're still simply not good enough in this regard. The CB's and midfielders need more time to function as a unit and become familiar with the channels / patterns / movements etc to reduce the amount of turnovers in our own final third.

One of the issues I've had with de Vrij for over a year now is that he takes the back pass option too often, even when there's very little pressure on him. As I've just said, I think we aren't comfortable enough playing the ball out from the back. And de Vrij repeatedly passing backwards to Handanovic (as opposed to literally anyone else) just puts us in that difficult position every time. In the time he's been here, there have been countless times when he's had several options to pass forwards or sideways, or even just hold the ball, but he inexplicably and unnecessarily passes to Handanovic. It should be the last option, but de Vrij chooses it way too often.

Side note: I personally think Skriniar looks very uncomfortable playing as the wide CB. In that position, he's more regularly being attacked by players looking to take the ball out wide. Most of his godly 1v1 stops against difficult forwards like Mertens, were in a situation where they were looking to take the ball inwards, towards goal. It's a system issue, more than one of personnel, but Skriniar excels at closing down the space for a player to attack then cleanly taking the ball off them 1v1. When players do have the space (and pace) to exploit out wide, I feel that Skriniar is in a position where he's not able to do what he's best at.

I disagree with most of what you said. It wasn't Guardiola-level (Barca, Man City) but our CBs were able to move the ball comfortably between each other and Handa and then Brozo, even when aggressively pressed. We were pretty sound in the 1st half, in the next half we weren't so comfortable but remember this is still preseason, players are just coming back from holiday and adapting to a new coach/system. I'm sure we will progress well in that department over the coming weeks.

Skrinair as a wide CB is great, even on the left although he's more prone to mistakes as he's not yet comfortable with his weaker foot.

As for the back passes, I agree, I feel DeVrij is not yet comfortable taking risks and would rather play it safe. Given our lack of pace, I'm ok with this until our team is 100% settled and understands Conte's tactics.

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Really disappointed Dalbert did good.......
He wasn't good, he just wasn't shit. Did as instructed basically, kept it simple. But WB is an important role in 3-5-2, he doesn't look comfortable defending, positionally and keeping his concentration, still to reliant on his speed to bail him out. He is a hard worker though.
 

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Napoli tied Cremonese 3-3. Ancelotti trying out a new 4-2-3-1 formation and it looked terrible. Extremely vulnerable to counterattacks. Cremonese could have scored 2-3 before they got the opener.

Check out the final goal by Cremonese...better than Kane!


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Conte sweated more than the players haha
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Conte sweated more than the players haha
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Sarri was dripping too...how hot was it there?
 

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Awwww hahahahhaha top
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I haz a semi
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When will I see a new San Siro stadium?!
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Something wrong with Perisic's end product. It's clear as daylight he is giving his everything, you can't blame him for halfarsing or or indifference. But produces nothing. He has to free up his mind, too much thinking.

He was always the player who thinks too much and with the missing end product, but you can mask that much better when you play on the wing with those fakes, step overs and endless crossing... Now as a second striker when he needs directness and quicker decision-making he gets exposed. I really think he is kinda lost in this current formation.
 
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