Inter - Crotone (6 Nov 16) [3-0]
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Best Overall PosterPredicted lineup against Crotone:
INTER(4-4-1-1):Handanovic; Ansaldi,Miranda,Murillo,Santon;Candreva,Joao Mario,Brozovic,Perisic;Eder/Banega;Icardi
Source: CdS
INTER(4-4-1-1):Handanovic; Ansaldi,Miranda,Murillo,Santon;Candreva,Joao Mario,Brozovic,Perisic;Eder/Banega;Icardi
Source: CdS
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Transfer GuruVecchi has little to lose, might as well start that and outgun Crotone. Its not like our full backs help us defensively or offensively.
Maybe Brozovic in place of K-dog. Come out with all fucking guns blazing.
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Yeah, except for being remembered as the coach who lost a home match to Crotone.
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Best Football PosterBest Overall PosterVecchi: 'Ignore Inter uncertainty'
By Football Italia staff
Inter caretaker manager Stefano Vecchi is confident the ‘casting call’ for a new Coach isn’t affecting the squad ahead of Crotone.
The news is filled with stories of various tacticians coming and going for meetings with the Suning Group representatives, including Marcelino, Stefano Pioli, Guus Hiddink and Gianfranco Zola.
“I haven’t heard anyone talk about these things in the locker room,” insisted Vecchi, who was promoted from the Primavera youth team when Frank de Boer was sacked.
“We read the papers and are well aware of what is happening, but there is no sign of that affecting us during training or in a match situation. The lads are professionals.”
Vecchi’s first game in charge was a 2-1 Europa League defeat at Southampton, though the Nerazzurri had taken the lead and Samir Handanovic saved a penalty.
“I don’t think we could’ve done anything different. I believe I made the right choices, though naturally we hoped it’d go differently. For an hour the team put in a very good performance, then we lacked a bit of accuracy in the passing.
“Tomorrow we’ve got Crotone, who achieved an extraordinary result by getting into Serie A. They’ve been playing well in recent weeks, beaten by Sassuolo at the last minute, drawing with Fiorentina and defeating Chievo.
“We must do well to step on to the pitch ignoring Crotone at the bottom of the table, which doesn’t reflect the reality of the situation.”
This will be Vecchi’s Serie A debut and his first match at San Siro, so how is he feeling about it?
“I will say there are some strong emotions, but this will bring us enthusiasm. We must make a good impression, seeing as we probably won’t be there beyond that one match.
“One of the slogans of the club is: ‘We have Inter in our heart.’ If that’s the case, then the fans have to help us. I think the crowd will help us, then clearly it’s up to us to get them enthusiastic too.
“I don’t like the idea of a planned protest regardless of the performance, as that cannot be good for Inter.”
By Football Italia staff
Inter caretaker manager Stefano Vecchi is confident the ‘casting call’ for a new Coach isn’t affecting the squad ahead of Crotone.
The news is filled with stories of various tacticians coming and going for meetings with the Suning Group representatives, including Marcelino, Stefano Pioli, Guus Hiddink and Gianfranco Zola.
“I haven’t heard anyone talk about these things in the locker room,” insisted Vecchi, who was promoted from the Primavera youth team when Frank de Boer was sacked.
“We read the papers and are well aware of what is happening, but there is no sign of that affecting us during training or in a match situation. The lads are professionals.”
Vecchi’s first game in charge was a 2-1 Europa League defeat at Southampton, though the Nerazzurri had taken the lead and Samir Handanovic saved a penalty.
“I don’t think we could’ve done anything different. I believe I made the right choices, though naturally we hoped it’d go differently. For an hour the team put in a very good performance, then we lacked a bit of accuracy in the passing.
“Tomorrow we’ve got Crotone, who achieved an extraordinary result by getting into Serie A. They’ve been playing well in recent weeks, beaten by Sassuolo at the last minute, drawing with Fiorentina and defeating Chievo.
“We must do well to step on to the pitch ignoring Crotone at the bottom of the table, which doesn’t reflect the reality of the situation.”
This will be Vecchi’s Serie A debut and his first match at San Siro, so how is he feeling about it?
“I will say there are some strong emotions, but this will bring us enthusiasm. We must make a good impression, seeing as we probably won’t be there beyond that one match.
“One of the slogans of the club is: ‘We have Inter in our heart.’ If that’s the case, then the fans have to help us. I think the crowd will help us, then clearly it’s up to us to get them enthusiastic too.
“I don’t like the idea of a planned protest regardless of the performance, as that cannot be good for Inter.”
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Most Humorous MemberNot a bad lineup, on paper anyway. This is an absolute must-win match. Considering the shit the club finds itself in yet again, it may not be the right environment to start Barbosa until things have 'settled down'. Then again, things will probably never settle down at this rate and fucking Christ if we can't beat Crotone at home they should spike the kool aid at Appiano with cyanide and just kill everyone.
Fuck Eder too. Besides one great free kick, the cunt has done fucking nothing his entire Inter career and has still been given far more playing time than he ever deserved. How fucking dare he then refuse to shake the coach's hand after being subbed. That shitter should never be allowed to see the light of day again. I don't care how raw or untested Barbosa is, any minutes that would go to Eder or Palacio should be instead given to Barbosa, or Jovetic at the very least.
And fucking Nagatomo. It was just destiny that he scored that hilarious own-goal against Southampton. The culmination of years upon years of pure D grade dogshit. Literally cracked up laughing hysterically when that happened. This fuckhead needs the Schweinsteiger treatment. Send him to train with the primavera, omit him from any team events or photos and pretend he never existed until his (recently-renewed
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Fuck Eder too. Besides one great free kick, the cunt has done fucking nothing his entire Inter career and has still been given far more playing time than he ever deserved. How fucking dare he then refuse to shake the coach's hand after being subbed. That shitter should never be allowed to see the light of day again. I don't care how raw or untested Barbosa is, any minutes that would go to Eder or Palacio should be instead given to Barbosa, or Jovetic at the very least.
And fucking Nagatomo. It was just destiny that he scored that hilarious own-goal against Southampton. The culmination of years upon years of pure D grade dogshit. Literally cracked up laughing hysterically when that happened. This fuckhead needs the Schweinsteiger treatment. Send him to train with the primavera, omit him from any team events or photos and pretend he never existed until his (recently-renewed
) contract runs out.