Luciano Spalletti

[firmino]

Per Spalletti é arrivata una prima richiesta di informazioni dal Milan, poi ha un’offerta per la panchina del Siviglia.

Vorrebbe restare all’Inter

Lui é tranquillo e pensa a questo finale di stagione

Will be funny to see Spallo working at Bbilan.

a rough translation (by the way: source?):

- bbilan have kind of tasted the water for spalletti;

- sevilla have offered to spalletti the coach's job;

- he would rather stay at Inter. Anyways, he's focused on this final part of the season.

 

[ElDuccio]

It's sad that we misssed to pass the group stage defending a 1-1 against fucking PSV and that we need so much time to be sure qualified for the CL. And also not to forget how we lost in the Coppa Italia.

But to be honest, this is not my main problem with Spalletti. The problem with Spalletti is that there is just no progression. We are even worse then last year. We won against a lot of big teams last year, playing a really decent football. This year maybe only the Derby and the away game against Lazio. But then?
The away game against Atalanta was horror. At home we were happy about a fucking 0-0. The 2 San Siro games against Lazio (Serie A and Coppa Italia), the draw against Roma...we are playing horrible football, specialy in big games we are only chicken. And we could get a confirm this evening. If Juve will play serious, they will fuck us hard with our chicken mentality, believe me. We need to hope to see the Inter from the Derby.

But even if we win, it's only a game. For me specialy the last 2-3 months gave me enough to say that Spalletti is done here.

 

[Delicate]

a rough translation (by the way: source?):

- bbilan have kind of tasted the water for spalletti;

- sevilla have offered to spalletti the coach's job;

- he would rather stay at Inter. Anyways, he's focused on this final part of the season.

Inter fans FB page, the one JJM getting his info from all the time. Spalletti in Bb will be surreal though.

 

[A.l.i]

How can a team progress further when its coach is content on draws? Allegri brought instead another striker on and reaped its rewards.

 

[YoramG]

Could you just, for once, get a single fucking substitution right? Just once.

 

[Howl]

Keep playing Vecino :thumbsup:

 

[Delicate]

Tonight's game is a typical epitome of our philosophy and mentality.

We press high, we are energetic (cause it's Derby d'Italia)and yet after something goes wrong we suddenly play for the draw to save points. That's typical Italian coach mentality who always sets for inferior (but safer to achieve)goals rather than aspire for something more complicated but more rewarding.

We should start next season with someone who wants and does everything to win. Even with the squad which is on paper not a Scudetto material. He can be less eloquent on press conference and not boast huge vocabulary like Spaletti but surely he will instill the sense of doing everything to win to his team.

 

[Lui]

Huge loser. Tries to lose every game and cant even do that. Only 8 in 34 matches.

Seriously though. His game management in the last 20 minutes is awful.

 

[IRR26]

Recently Inter have managed to play solid possession based game (against Roma definately dominated possession and now also against Jube) that I believe Spalletti wants. After Icardi was told that he is the same as his teammates I think Spalletti have made Inter to play more as a team and is more unexpected that way. Today only lacked that clinical finish. There were many chances in the box.

 

[CoolMan44]

Tonight's game is a typical epitome of our philosophy and mentality.

We press high, we are energetic (cause it's Derby d'Italia)and yet after something goes wrong we suddenly play for the draw to save points. That's typical Italian coach mentality who always sets for inferior (but safer to achieve)goals rather than aspire for something more complicated but more rewarding.

We should start next season with someone who wants and does everything to win. Even with the squad which is on paper not a Scudetto material. He can be less eloquent on press conference and not boast huge vocabulary like Spaletti but surely he will instill the sense of doing everything to win to his team.

We started playing negatively even before something went wrong. We started off the second half like this and then had a few minute period when we started attacking. It was obvious that Juve were vulnerable every time we started to attach. I think this has to do with Spaletti's mentality. You could see it with his subs and putting on J. Mario for Politano.

 

[Delicate]

We score very few goals for the team of this caliber and ambitions and money spent.

This "we only lacked that clinical finish" applies nearly to all our matches. It's not a poor luck or weird probabilistic paradox.

 

[JJM]

We score very few goals for the team of this caliber and ambitions and money spent.

This "we only lacked that clinical finish" applies nearly to all our matches. It's not a poor luck or weird probabilistic paradox.

maybe,just maybe...the LACK OF FUCKING QUALITY! but no it's Spalletti who forbids our players to shoot properly,pass adequately etc.
yep that's gotta be it

 

[Delicate]

maybe...LACK OF FUCKING QUALITY! but no it's Spalletti who forbids our players to shoot properly,pass adequately etc.
yep that's gotta be it

Dude.

Teams which scored more than Inter (in no particular order)

1)Juventus
2)Napoli
3)Roma
4)Atalanta
5)Sampdoria

Putting Juve,Napoli and even supermarket Roma aside, are you totally sure that Sampdoria has better quality?

 

[CoolMan44]

maybe,just maybe...the LACK OF FUCKING QUALITY! but no it's Spalletti who forbids our players to shoot properly,pass adequately etc.
yep that's gotta be it

Spaletti himself makes these choices though. Nainggolan was his purchase and he plays Vecino every game, even when Gagliardini does better. Gagliardini is always dropped after his first subpar game, yet Vecino can have as many as he likes without being dropped. He makes it tough for certain players to gain confidence by not giving them chances even after they don't have the best games.

 

[Guz]

What a loser!
Things were looking good for us, as juve had looked quite listless throughout the first half, but he still managed to ruin everything. Indeed, the second half highlighted once again one of his biggest flaws: he can't "read" the game for shit. As the minutes went by, the gap between our front three and the rest of the team kept widening, to the point that we soon became unable to even bring the ball back to their court. Did he do anything in order to remedy the situation? Of course he didn't. He just stood there as he usually does, watching juve getting closer and closer to our goal until they finally found the equaliser (you know, when you have players like Ronaldo against you these thing can always happen...). Only then did he decide to make the subs, which were naturally dictated by his two golden rules: "Never try anything other than 4-2-3-1" and "Never sub Perisic and Vecino off". The fact that he didn't dare play with two strikers even for just the final ten minutes shows what a coward he is. We had two home games, and in both occasions he just settled for a draw.
I can't for the life of me understand how some people are still willing to stick with this loser.

 

[Delicate]

Spalletti: " I would stay 100 years at inter, it's a glorious club.

Yeah, right, nobody will pay you that salary you don't deserve.

 

[Ziyad]

Today was not on Spaletti. It was the massive gap in quality that failed us.

 

[surripere]

Too much pointless possession - wannabe Barca shite - and not enough goals.

Get Lautaro on, get the ball in the box, and shoot! It's not fucking rocket science.

 

[javier_zanetti <3]

Since he came, i can’t remember one proper counter attack. Yesterday we had some chances to create some CA, but we just can’t. We pass and pass and pass.

 

[Il Drago]

“It’s not a problem, the club will decide. I’d gladly remain at Inter for 100 years, but it’s only right that Inter choose what is best for the club. If that means wiping out by work, that doesn’t matter.

“Inter have the people who know how to decide and above all defend Inter.”

I don't know what others think, but to me it sounds like he's leaving.