Inter - Juventus (28 Apr 18) [2-3]

[Rasha]

What a wonderful way to ruin even more wonderful comeback with man down..

 

[danz]

Its 5.40am and im still pissed off. Fuck this shit.

 

[Jane The Virgin]

PLAY 10 PLAYERS FOR 100 MINUTES! GREAT PLAN...THEY ARE ROBOTS! BECAUSE WE HAVE A "GREAT" BENCH...SPALLO'S FAULT...HE SHOULD HAVE SPENT MORE FOR BETTER ALTERNATIVES FROM HIS OWN POCKET!

just shut the fuck up.

he bitched about CB, he got a CB... USED ONCE AND NOW USEES HIM AS A FUCKING MASCOT.


JUST SHUT THE FUCK UP!

 

[Abdulla]

I still can't believe it .

 

[Omar]

Too much whining here ..
The team put a great performance being down to 10 men .. But Spalletti should have made subs earlier to help refresh the 10 men team ... Allegri outplayed him ... Now the CL seems impossible ��

 

[Jnr]

Too much whining here ..
The team put a great performance being down to 10 men .. But Spalletti should have made subs earlier to help refresh the 10 men team ... Allegri outplayed him ... Now the CL seems impossible ��

How did Allegri outplayed him? Spalletti just decided ' hey you want scudetto??here , ill throw you Santon.'

Allegri is as noob as Spallo. Over fuckingthinking everything. He was just plain lucky .

 

[Provenzano]

This photo says everything.

 

[forzainter257]

Spaletti is making his way to Zenit. He was told that the contract extension will depend on winning the CL place. On the other hand Zenit wants to sack Mancini and bring Spaletti back. If I were him, I would prefer coaching the richest club in Russia than a club in Italia who constantly faces unfairness from referees

 

[Bluenine]

He should've kept everything as it is. They could hold it for more minutes. They were determined to do it.

This is just hindsight talk, and if Spalletti had not changed anything and we had conceded 2 goals, we could equally easily have blamed him for not doing anything. Players were exhausted after THAT effort. I am surprised Spalletti "kept everything as it is" for so long without making any subs, but I guess that also had to do with the crap options we have on the bench. I bet most top coaches would have done something very similar in his place.

Instead of blaming Spalletti, its time to blame the real culprit - the management who have compromised our season so badly after all the #InterIsComing promises. Today on the bench, Spalletti had just Valero for the midfield and Santon, Lopez, Frog, and Dalbert for the defence. You can see what I mean - whatever choice he had made looked worse than the other. Look at Juve bench in comparison: They had players like Dybala, Bernardeschi, Benatia, Howedes, Asamoah, Litchstiener, Bentancur & Marchisio. If Spalletti had half that depth, we would have fucking won today.

I am just proud of the team's reaction in the 2nd half to being a man down and a goal down and having a biased referee, it was fucking magnificent. Perisic and Candreva doubled up in defence and attack, they put in serious graft. Skriniar and Miranda defended like men possessed. Sometimes you are proud of your team even in a loss, and today is such a day.

 

[Maslany]

This photo says everything.

It hit me so bad when i saw his face..my dissapointment was huge even before it, but this face reminded me of Ronaldo..

I am still devastated. I got reminded tonight what it meant to be a fan.

 

[Guz]

I can't honestly blame the team for anything today. They gave their all, even if in the end it was all for nothing. Sure, we can all point our fingers at the individual mistakes that cost us the game, but the truth (imho, of course) is that we played a rigged game, and yet we deserved to win more than them. Of course, it hurts to lose like this, but I think some of you are being too harsh with the guys. Today they were robbed like anyone who loves Inter and football.

 

[dax21]

This is just hindsight talk, and if Spalletti had not changed anything and we had conceded 2 goals, we could equally easily have blamed him for not doing anything. Players were exhausted after THAT effort. I am surprised Spalletti let it continue for so long without making any changes as it is, but I guess that also had to do with the crap options we have on the bench. I bet most top coaches would have done something very similar in his place.

Instead of blaming Spalletti, its time to blame the real culprit - the management who have compromised our season so badly after all the #InterIsComing promises. Today in the bench, Spalletti had just Valero for the midfield and Santon, Lopez, Frog, and Dalbert for the defence. You can see what I mean - whatever choice he had made was like worse than the other. Look at Juve bench in comparison: They had players like Dybala, Bernardeschi, Benatia, Howedes, Asamoah, Litchstiener, Bentancur & Marchisio. If Spalletti had half that depth, we would have fucking won today.

Santon fucked up last 3 times he was put on.
Meanwhile Lisandro and Dalbert didn't. He had choices, he made a shit choice like he always makes a shit choice. I honestly cannot imagine Dalbert, as shit as I imagine that he is day in and day out at the Inter training ground, doing worse than fucking Santon did in those few precious minutes. I just can't.

 

[ADRossi]

Santon fucked up last 3 times he was put on.
Meanwhile Lisandro and Dalbert didn't. He had choices, he made a shit choice like he always makes a shit choice. I honestly cannot imagine Dalbert, as shit as I imagine that he is day in and day out at the Inter training ground, doing worse than fucking Santon did in those few precious minutes. I just can't.

He was never going to put Dalbert, who hasn't played meaningful minutes in months, into our biggest game of the season. He should have gone with Ranocchia.

 

[JJM]

So Skriniar was awarded an OG label...kay:this depresses me to no end...

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He was never going to put Dalbert, who hasn't played meaningful minutes in months, into our biggest game of the season. He should have gone with Ranocchia.

like it would make a difference...

 

[Caecuban]

Spaletti is making his way to Zenit. He was told that the contract extension will depend on winning the CL place. On the other hand Zenit wants to sack Mancini and bring Spaletti back. If I were him, I would prefer coaching the richest club in Russia than a club in Italia who constantly faces unfairness from referees

I wouldn't.

Who the fuck cares about Russian football? Also, the weather over there is terrible.

 

[Tanel]

https://twitter.com/Inter_Memes/status/990347595498311682

Cannot make this shit up... :jester: Serie A is wonderful

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https://twitter.com/Inter_Memes/status/990347595498311682

Cannot make this shit up... :jester: Serie A is wonderful

 

[ElDuccio]

• I haven't been this angry from a loss in years. I can't remember. My blood pressure is sky high right now. What a first class choke job.

yeah same here... im angry, sad, depressed in this moment.

You know, when our teams sucks and we dont deserve anything im like "i dont really care, this club is just shit, fuck suning, fuck the coach, its nothing new"

But this year its just diffrent. But of course, i forgot that we are playing in a corrupt league. And you have to deal with this shit, not only with injuries or bad luck.

 

[K.I.]

Blame this, blame that etc,

you have Dalbert, Lopez and Karmoh as subs, you keep playing Santon and he keeps making mistakes wether as a starter or as a sub. Bring back Perisic as an LB, put Dumbo as a CB, KEEP ICARDI for any counter attacks or set pieces. The issue is though if he did what i said and we conceded he would also be blamed for not doing the opposite and doing what he actually did. But if u make subs you choose your best worst options, if you consider all our subs subpar.

 

[ArmaLetale]

Oh yes it requires added offense for retards thinking they are outcoaching Spaletti by ignoring a problem. We had issues after Bernandeschi came on, and if you think we can deal with the problem by ignoring it, well then I don't know what to say.

We might have been able to luck out, but that previous five minutes before the Santon sub already felt like 15 minutes. It was simply a problem Spaletti had to deal with.

It is imperative for Spalletti to deal with such intense pressure on the last minutes. And we all know it. The problem is not that but rather how he was gonna use the sub properly and cleverly to win this goddamn match and he was abysmal at it. Even Icardi defended better than Santon. It's a simple logic, by subbing our only striker we're inviting our rival to come attacking us. At least, if Icardi was not subbed. We could spread one or two threats to JuBe and that would make JuBe more carefully to operate offensive plays. But, since we're all-out defending then it's about time. It's like a fucking slut waiting to be fucked with some foreplays upfront

 

[javier_zanetti <3]

I want to say thank you to our players (well, most of them) for the game tonight. They gave everything they have for Inter, but sadly our coached fucked this up.