First of all, you little american dipshit, dont EVER call it "soccer" again. No one ever attributed Inter defensive problems only to him. Yes its a team game, but Ranocchia is 25, he should be a leader in defense, controlling the defense. He is completely clueless in defense. A class 25 yo class defendender just wont be making these mistakes.
Tell me how has he developed in his 2,5 years here? He hasnt developed at all, he absolutely pathetic.
you are a negative person, and to get all upity about someone saying a single word that everyone knows is the norm in our country masks the real problem with your negativity.
frog may not be your first choice, (but then again your just some scrub on the internet like the rest of us, so your opinion is not law but just an opinion) or even your second choice. this negative attitude about trashing players the minute they show poor form is a problem that be seen in every level of our great club internazionale, from the management to the fans. this negativity clouds judgements and screams ignorant. believing ranocchia hasn't developed can be argued left and right with opinions about his performances but doesn't take into account what he is being developed into and how long is will take to bear the fruit of "project ranocchia". lets break it down into 2 situations for this summer.
1, inter sell him to juve for 15 and isla(optimistic but hey ill give your side of the argument the benefit of the doubt). and 2, inter keep a player they have invested a lot of time and money into to continue "project ranocchia".
in the first senario inter gives into this negative view point of he cant develop any longer, he is shit, we can find better. im not saying this is the wrong approach with every player because, and im sure most people will agree, many players who occupy inters roster at this point in time are below par. then we have a gamble on a player who failed to make the leap up in quality in his first year at a bigger club(another point entirely but pointless because we dont know where of what will come form his sale) and a net loss on a now 2 1/2 year investment. so that money time and lost yet only another gamble on a young player to show for it.
in the second case, you continue with a player who has shown devotion and love for his shirt by declaring he wants to stay and playing through injury when inter were in desperate need of first team defenders(it is my opinion that this combined with his current quality is enough). there is also the hypothesis that inter will switch to a full time back 3 with the arrival of walter mazzarri. im not sure if your familiar with this system of play, because i am sure as hell not, but you can probably guess we are going to need more than a few defenders. 3 central backs, just for the starting line up. short term investments never really work out in the real world without abnormal circumstances. but even with all the trouble surrounding inter(poor managment, his now 5th coach at inter, serious injuries) he has been true to our colors. so while you may believe ranocchia hasn't earned his worth, i believe inter are just starting to earn the dividends of "project ranocchia" and soon, be it this year or next, he will making it rain, so to speak.
