Francesco Coco
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Branca said today in inter.it that Coco will be out for a longer period (more than 2-3 weeks for sure.) If i were Coco, i'd hire a personal trainer or a nutritionist or whatever. It's really getting weirder and weirder with him.
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10 years of FIFIt is more than likely that when he returns, he will only get injured again. Coco should no longer be counted on. He has not been able to play three or four consecutive matches since arriving at Inter.
It would be nice to see him come back and possibly get picked for the national team but even when he does come back, do not expect too much. He has been out for a very long time.
To make the left back position secure, Inter should revert to a 4-4-2 formation with Pasquale playing at left back. His performances under Cuper were a great deal more convincing than under Zaccheroni. It should also be noted that Gentile still has confidence in Pasquale and that he is still featuring in the Under-21 team.
It would be nice to see him come back and possibly get picked for the national team but even when he does come back, do not expect too much. He has been out for a very long time.
To make the left back position secure, Inter should revert to a 4-4-2 formation with Pasquale playing at left back. His performances under Cuper were a great deal more convincing than under Zaccheroni. It should also be noted that Gentile still has confidence in Pasquale and that he is still featuring in the Under-21 team.
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Coco? yes i have wondered what he has been doing this season
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Inter_Johnny said:
Im sure he recuperating, rehabilitating and just trying to stay fit so hopefully for the 1st time since we got him he can relatively injury free next season. Wonder if Inter has any plans on selling him?
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Actually, i haven't heared about eithr Fadiga nor Peralta for a long time. The last i heared of Fadiga was that we almost loaned him to Southampton but then we didn't.
As for Coco, he should be in the final phase of rehab by now. I expect him to get some action in late April/ early May toward the end of our season. I am so eager to see how he fares as a LWB.
As for Coco, he should be in the final phase of rehab by now. I expect him to get some action in late April/ early May toward the end of our season. I am so eager to see how he fares as a LWB.
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Most Important MemberI certainly won't play Coco this season if I'm Zac. What good does it do to him or the team if he plays the final 4/5 games of the season??? Coco won't be at his best and at this crucial stage of the season, we need every player to be at his peak. And if he got himself injured again, it'll be downright silly. Just for your information, I think Coco's last game for us was against Chievo on last October/November when we won 2-0 away.
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Forum Supporter10 years of FIFI agree if Coco is healthy he brings alot to Inter...I love this guy despite his injuries he over runs in every game and gets into the games clashes as if he never experienced an injury.
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On Inter.it he happened to mention hes going into an extensive rehab so he can make it at the end of the season...I would like to see him in maybe a couple games before its over. Show us what we have all been missing....a fully recovered and injury free Coco next season is just 1 step in coming closer to the scudetto.
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Forum Supporter10 years of FIFEven if he comes back fully recovered next year i wouldnt put the pressure on him and play him every game...I would rather not loose him again instead of playing him for one month only.
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BFC82 said:
Yeah, he´s been separated from the team and gets his "two weeks of intensive training" with prof. Bisciotti. Coco sounds very enthusiastic about this, when interviewed at inter.it and believes he´ll be fit at the end of this season.
But like Handoyo wrote, it really needs to be considered carefully if it´s any wise to field Coco anymore this season. We have quite important battles coming and one thing we don´t need on the field is a not-so-hard-working-injury-addict, who´s just back from rehabilitation
But don´t get me wrong.. I really admire him as a player, but things are now how they are and there´s not much even Coco can do about it..