I hope I am wrong, but do think differently. Allegri has experience of winning Scudetto several times, Inzaghi hasn't even once. That might make the difference.
Our coach is clearly still learning how to win and managing gas at the same time, as rotation in a long season is a must. But more often than not, over-rotating. He tried to get a just-enough strong XI (in his opinion) over Sociedad (x2) and Benfica, failed with goal difference. He tried again vs Bologna, failed in extra minutes. Always a hair-width gap between us losing and winning in decisive matches.
On the other hand, Allegri is doing that the entire season and always succeeds. His team never get tired.
Naive and fox I am seeing. Plus the CL torture is making things in the league worse.
I agree on what you've said about Allegri. In fact, I've been saying for a while now, the reason that they are challenging for Scudeto with this team, is Allegri. Even while they had a period of very poor form, people were going crazy about Allegri being a bad coach, will get sacked and so on, I kept insisting that problem was never Allegri but lack of quality and them being in a transition.
Inzaghi has done very well so far IMO. I don't mean he's faultless, but in overall he's made an improvement in his coaching ability, many times we've complained about his decisions and whatever else, but the team delivered and in quite a lot of times, he was right. Our schedule is far more difficult than gobbi, these CL matches are usually at a very high intensity, and while you're lacking proper backup options, it's even harder, but you don't hear him complaining about lack of depth or throwing his players under the bus.
Hopefully not, but if eventually we lose Scudetto to gobbi, I'd blame our management more than anyone else. You can't expect Inzaghi to come out and complain about it, while it won't matter anything besides of destroying the group. Issues are crystal clear, and not being able to address them can bite us in the ass. I don't even think we have THAT good bench options in midfield, but at least they're still superior to attack, but it is what it is.
Allegri has it much easier actually. He's got far less pressure than Inzaghi and also an easier schedule (considering their lack of mid-week matches in CL).
This reminds me 3 season ago when bilanisti thought that we will eventually slip cause we play ugly effective football and there is no way we can win like that whole season. Well, we did it. This rube is like Conte Inter. Ugly effective football with two or three top players that provide magic. Vlahović is best striker this season. Guy is unstoppable. Yildiz is a beast and you have fucking Chiesa coming from bench. We have Ass duo instead. Our mid is better than theirs and thats it.
Ffs, where do you get that "ugly football" under Conte? We weren't as entertaining as we are these days, but by no means ugly football like you describe it. Actually we were very direct and had even more physicality in the team, which made things harder for our opponents.
I've seen our team struggle alot against teams whom focus on physical game because Lautaro isn't that strong, while Thuram gets isolated and then we struggle to be creative. We had so much strength in midfield as well with Vidal. Having both amazing wingbacks with Hakimi and Perisic made us so unpredictable.
That team was deadly and scored for fun. Sounds bizarre to me that people think we played ugly football under Conte.
There is almost nothing in common between Conte's Inter and this side of gobbi. I mean, almost nothing.
