Frank de Boer

[Pimpin]

ive never been this sad for firing a coach

 

[Batman]

Mancini came in last 2 last season and got us 8th from 5th.

Wrong, when Mancini replaced Mazzarri, in that season he got us from 9th to.... 8th!! Wow!!

 

[Wallace]

De Boer pretty much came to screw up his coaching career, pretty much over for him, really feeling fucking sorry for him for having a management like this. There were so much positives despite having little preparation time.

 

[northx57]

Ive become numb to all this club's bullshit now. They might as well hire the next 5 coaches all at once because they will go thru them like fucking underwear.

 

[Zlatan4life]

"Inter looks like a beautiful diva dressed in blue and black, but in reality she is nothing more than a prostitute” -Former Ajax TD David Endt, who says he warned Frank De Boer about taking the Inter job

 

[CoolMan44]

At least he thinks we look beautiful.

That's something, I guess.

 

[Jerry]

"Inter looks like a beautiful diva dressed in blue and black, but in reality she is nothing more than a prostitute” -Former Ajax TD David Endt, who says he warned Frank De Boer about taking the Inter job

Dat analogy though, perfect.

:trolldad:

 

[Harpsabu]

It's kinda fucked up how the board was supportive of De Boer last week during the shareholders meeting and today they fire him.

I think it shows even the divisions within our management. Though i did comment on it saying its weird and that there seemed to be an underlying tone of he needs to start winning

 

[M.Adnan]

One of the most positive aspects that De Boer has done in this club is putting shit/mediocre/finished/underperforming players where they belong. I was so happy to rarely see the faces of Melo, Ranocchia, Nagatomo, Palacio, Kondogbia, and kicking Erkin out who probably is another Mancini troll.

We were on the way to get rid of Eder in January after his incident with De Boer. Now with De Boer gone, we'll most likely keep Eder and see more of those frustrating faces again, just like the good old Mancini times.

I'm suddenly losing interest in watching Inter's games again. Atleast there were some entertaining football moments when De Boer's ideas were followed by the players.

 

[Batman]

"Inter looks like a beautiful diva dressed in blue and black, but in reality she is nothing more than a prostitute” -Former Ajax TD David Endt, who says he warned Frank De Boer about taking the Inter job

Damn

 

[Club1908]

Scusaci Frank. Scusaci perché siamo un paese mediocre ed il sistema calcio si rispecchia perfettamente in questo. Scusaci Frank perché abbiamo italiani in TV che ridono del tuo non saper parlare ancora perfettamente la nostra lingua due mesi dopo il tuo arrivo, loro che qui ci son nati invece ti pongono domande senza saper coniugare una frase. Scusaci Frank per avere un club pieno di non professionisti che hanno rigettato te che professionista lo sei e di un livello altissimo. Scusaci Frank per avere dei dirigenti che pubblicamente ti confermano la fiducia al giovedì e ti esonerano il lunedì successivo, il loro comportamento li qualifica per quello che sono. Scusaci Frank per averti messo in questo situazione che certamente non pregiudicherà però la tua carriera, da altre parti i tuoi valori li sapranno cogliere comunque. Scusaci Frank perché dalle nostre parti l'allenatore giusto è sempre il prossimo e ci sentiamo tutti dei Guardiola perché riusciamo a mettere 11 giocatori insieme su un foglio di carta o abbiamo vinto campionati a Fifa con il Bari o il Bologna. Scusaci Frank perché siamo per lo più un popolo che non conosce la cultura del lavoro e di conseguenza non conoscendola è convinto che in due mesi si possano costruire grattacieli senza attrezzature. Scusaci Frank perché c'è gente convinta nel club che Pioli sia meglio di te. Scusaci Frank perché dopo aver accettato passivamente le offese, a te e a tutti noi, da un emittente televisiva col tuo esonero gli diamo anche ragione, si vede che passar per scemi a chi gestisce l'Inter piace. Scusaci Frank e se puoi non portarci rancore, in fondo non siamo proprio tutti come Caressa, Vialli e Bergomi in questo paese, o almeno spero. (Enzo Margiotta)

Forgive us Frank. Forgive us because we are a mediocre country, which is perfectly reflected in our football. Forgive us Frank, because we have Italian's on tv who laugh because you don't know yet how to speak our language perfectly, two months after your arrival, those (same Italians) who were born here and ask questions without knowing how to construct a sentence. Forgive us Frank for having a club full of amateurs who have rejected you as the high level professional that you are. Forgive us Frank for having directors who confirm their faith in you on Thursday and then blame you the following Monday, their behaviour shows them for what they are. Forgive us Frank for having put you in this situation but that certainly will not affect your career, other parties (clubs) will take you for your values. Forgive us Frank because in our country the right coach is always the next one and we all think we are Guardiola because we can put 11 players together on a sheet of paper or have won championships in FIFA against Bari or Bologna. Forgive us Frank because we're mostly a people who do not know the culture of work and therefore not knowing it (understanding it) we are convinced that in two months you can build skyscrapers without foundations. Forgive us Frank because there are people in the club convinced that Pioli is better than you. Forgive us Frank because after having passively accepted the insults given to you and to all of us, by a broadcaster about your sacking, it also gives you the right, to think that a fool (would) like to manage Inter. Forgive us Frank, and if you can don't resent us, basically we are not really all like Caressa, Vialli and Bergomi in this country, or at least I hope (not). (Enzo Margiotta)

Again, hope this helps.

 

[tanorini]

Yet another day and another coach change, its like a deja vu at this point. Like almost everyone here I knew he would get fired but it sucks so hard because he was a bit different than our previous coaches he played youth gave the chance when neeeded and tried to play a beautiful attacking football for the most part, and I wanted it to work , we all did but it didn't. Good luck to fdb wherever he goes.

I'l repeat what I think we as a club should do.
Changing another coach without dealing with the bigger issue means we will fall in the same trap.
1)We need a person who can liaise between the management and the coach, preferably an inter insider like oriali or bergomi.
2)We need to have a strict set of rules and those who don't follow will receive punitive action.
3)We must get a coach that understand Italian football and tactics behind it and he must be given time.
4) We must not get moratti back as president because he is one of the the reasons for the disorganization of the team.

If we don't fix our problems no proper player would come to fucked up club if he is a big player. We won't become attractive, we need europe and to reach europe we need organization and consistency.
5) The team must have clear objectives in the transfer market that fit these two parameters , sporting and financial.
6) The management should not force the coach to follow a specific tactical approach.
7) Steven Zhang needs to be in Milan to follow the club closely and communicate directly with Suning.
8) This one is overlooked but we need a PR team that repudiates harmful nonsense from the media as that causes unnecessary pressure.

 

[Javier'sSon]

Who is this Enzo guy?

 

[achilles]

LOL, people who begged for Mancini to be fired now saying De Boer needed more time...

See how that works both ways, folks? By creating an atmosphere where a servant of the club like Mancini can be fired for practically no reason means that when a new coach comes in, he can also be fired for almost no reason...

 

[Club1908]

Who is this Enzo guy?

Italian journalist and online radio commentator

 

[Il Drago]

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.

 

[Javier'sSon]

LOL, people who begged for Mancini to be fired now saying De Boer needed more time...

See how that works both ways, folks? By creating an atmosphere where a servant of the club like Mancini can be fired for practically no reason means that when a new coach comes in, he can also be fired for almost no reason...

I'm not even going to bother replying to this idiocy.

 

[tanorini]

LOL, people who begged for Mancini to be fired now saying De Boer needed more time...

See how that works both ways, folks? By creating an atmosphere where a servant of the club like Mancini can be fired for practically no reason means that when a new coach comes in, he can also be fired for almost no reason...

I understand your point but mancini was and is a clown, the guy wasted all our preason crying like a little bitch over players he wanted and the management disagreed with. They actually worked hard for him he had the chance to leave but instead he stayed they got him candreva and even offered him a new contract he said no so they terminated his contract it was the right choice, with deboer its different we got an inexperienced coach whose type of football requires time and we knew he didn't have the time since he had no preseason, he is blameless here. With mancini firing him was right it was done really late, he should have been fired the moment suning bought the club.

 

[firmino]

Who is this Enzo guy?

just a random supporter like us, probably seeking 2 minutes of attention.

 

[Ronaldo]

One of the most positive aspects that De Boer has done in this club is putting shit/mediocre/finished/underperforming players where they belong. I was so happy to rarely see the faces of Melo, Ranocchia, Nagatomo, Palacio, Kondogbia, and kicking Erkin out who probably is another Mancini troll.

We were on the way to get rid of Eder in January after his incident with De Boer. Now with De Boer gone, we'll most likely keep Eder and see more of those frustrating faces again, just like the good old Mancini times.

I'm suddenly losing interest in watching Inter's games again. Atleast there were some entertaining football moments when De Boer's ideas were followed by the players.

Come on! You know FdB loved Eder. Theres no way we were getting rid of him this January.