Mercato Team (Ausilio, Marotta, & Co.) and Strategies

[Harpsabu]

Well said, you have to remind yourself tho that half this forum is either working at Mc Donalds or live in their mom and dads basement feeding of Fifa.

its pretty obvious what Milan is doing their throwing mud at the wall hoping it sticks as you said, as they dont have much choices taking into account that their money is borrowed from a shark like Elliot, a loan btw which doesnt exactly comes without interest from the very same person. Id much rather take our approach any day of the week, signing like Vecino, Dalbert (if they go thrue) and Skriniar which I suspect will be a nightmare for attackers in years to come are all excellent thought thru signings even if some dont realize it yet they will soon and all will be forgotten.

wow, this is one of those completely baseless statements I love, how do I sig this?

 

[sawyerAC]

Exactly, when you take a look reputation for example of Joao Mario before he arrived here and Cahanoglu before Milan everyone would agree that Mario is twice a player with much more potential. Fact that we took year from him is totally another problem.

Same goes for Kondogbia ws Kessie etc.


I envy them only on full backs but we have enough time to fix that.

Real talk now.. Before the euros ive never heard of J.Mario... Calhanoglu was already the best Freekick taker in all europe and both could develop into complete mids ( both are 22-23 )


Are you actually saying that KDOG potential is much more than Kessie ? I bet youve never watched Kessie apart from when Inter faced them last year

 

[InterFCAustin]

James Palotta (Roma owner) said a very interesting thing about Sabatini today at gazzetta.it, basically he said, Sabatini is only good for first two years (he lost respect for Sabatini in two years)...cuz the players he bought, he turned around and sold them...never really built anything.
Hes probably talking shit now just to disturb us...but there has to be some truth to it...don't you guys think?

 

[Solfice]

Palotta has been talking a lot of bullshit for some time now. So Sabatini decided to sell all the good players they had? I doubt it or otherwise Perisic would have been sold already.

 

[Nyall]

So our signings are excellent and strategic and Milan's are just trying to get shit to stick on the wall? You guys also need to stop lying to yourselves.





Keep circle-jerking yourselves with your stupid hive mind mentality and see how far that actually takes you. Our lack of action this summer, especially in response to Milan's heavy investments is alarming. If and when we do start spending we will already be in August and only weeks away from the start of the season. We're already putting ourselves behind by being less prepared.

 

[CafeCordoba]

Exactly which new Milan players would you have signed? For me, Bonucci and maybe RR but Dalbert handles that now.

 

[indro1908]

why i feel that i am the only who agree with sabatini co that we already have an good squad.,
but yeah there a couple or more who i wish out of this team,.and there is need a reinforcement in our defence..but it just 2-3 player is enough,..
we in last 2 season didnt have a coach who can utilize and make the players perform well.,
if we just overhaul like BBilan,, it just what can i say,.illogical,.maybe the word,.
with morrati we always make player and coach came and go and before calciopoli we just,.,yeah,.,
i dont want to see more pirlo, seedorf or even coutinho again,.it hurts man,,.,

 

[Zoro]

James Palotta (Roma owner) said a very interesting thing about Sabatini today at gazzetta.it, basically he said, Sabatini is only good for first two years (he lost respect for Sabatini in two years)...cuz the players he bought, he turned around and sold them...never really built anything.
Hes probably talking shit now just to disturb us...but there has to be some truth to it...don't you guys think?

Again they are selling all these players now that he has gone as well so this is just a stupid thing for him to say. If he was right they'd build on what Walter left behind no?

 

[Meds]

It's Sabatini who brought the player they are selling now. Palotta like his colleagues are just a bunch of clowns.

 

[ChillBro]

Roma isn't Inter.

 

[Nero Indigo]

James Palotta (Roma owner) said a very interesting thing about Sabatini today at gazzetta.it, basically he said, Sabatini is only good for first two years (he lost respect for Sabatini in two years)...cuz the players he bought, he turned around and sold them...never really built anything.
Hes probably talking shit now just to disturb us...but there has to be some truth to it...don't you guys think?

Sabatini sold them because Roma don't have a sustainable plan in place to comply with FFP and the rest. James Pallotta couldn't come up with one as well and he knows this, in that same interview he lambasts UEFA and Milan over FFP and it's only because of what Roma had to do to live by, which is to sell their players in order to balance the books. He's just talking out his ass

 

[Ronin]

So our signings are excellent and strategic and Milan's are just trying to get shit to stick on the wall? You guys also need to stop lying to yourselves.





Keep circle-jerking yourselves with your stupid hive mind mentality and see how far that actually takes you. Our lack of action this summer, especially in response to Milan's heavy investments is alarming. If and when we do start spending we will already be in August and only weeks away from the start of the season. We're already putting ourselves behind by being less prepared.

While I agree that we should've invested more and faster, investing just for the sake responding to Milan would've been even worse. That's just as bad as the usual panic buys we have at he end of almost every window.

 

[ScottishInterista]

wow, this is one of those completely baseless statements I love, how do I sig this?

Swiped

 

[Harpsabu]

Swiped

never trust a Scot

 

[Bluenine]

Exactly which new Milan players would you have signed? For me, Bonucci and maybe RR but Dalbert handles that now.

How does that make any difference? Even if you think none of Milan's new players are worthy of Inter, it could still be a good summer for Milan. And it could still be a poor summer for Inter.

Anyways since you asked, IMO Bonucci, Biglia and Rodriguez can walk into our starting XI with ease as things stand. While we are still going back and forth over Dalbert, Rodriguez has already had a pre-season with Milan and scored his first competitive goal. That is why I am not happy with our transfer campaign so far - we are too slow. Even Spalletti is starting to run out of patience.

 

[PHM1605]

How does that make any difference? Even if you think none of Milan's new players are worthy of Inter, it could still be a good summer for Milan. And it could still be a poor summer for Inter.

Anyways since you asked, IMO Bonucci, Biglia and Rodriguez can walk into our starting XI with ease as things stand. While we are still going back and forth over Dalbert, Rodriguez has already had a pre-season with Milan and scored his first competitive goal. That is why I am not happy with our transfer campaign so far - we are too slow. Even Spalletti is starting to run out of patience.

Hmm...Spalletti should have time to evaluate the squad. I'd rather buying slow but correct, than fast but buying players who the coach doesn't want (aka Gabigol mistake).

We are just fans, so we choose players based only on position. Professional coaches see things much deeper than that; they request players based on characteristics. For example, RicRod may look better on paper to us. But Spalletti's tactic (splashing balls from defenders to the flanks) need ultra-fast players on the wing, therefore Dalbert is the optimum choice. If he chose Vecino, lets not judge that deal (and our Mercato in general) now based on the price, but at least till the end of the season.

Support coach request is good, but if we do it with an incompetent coach, it could be a total disaster. Bbilan is playing with knife when they stick with Montella and spend all the loaned money on one Mercato. On the other hand, we are lucky to have Spalletti. Actually he is the best deal of the Mercato so far.

 

[Hasan]

I think Sabatini waits Neymar to PSG, Coutinho/Dybala to Barcelona and M'Bappe to Real to make his final moves because doesn't matter how rich those clubs are they will need extra money.

Di Maria, Pastore, Lucas, Rakitic, Kovacic, Asesnsio/Bale etc. All these players could be on the market.

 

[Inter7]

How does that make any difference? Even if you think none of Milan's new players are worthy of Inter, it could still be a good summer for Milan. And it could still be a poor summer for Inter.

Anyways since you asked, IMO Bonucci, Biglia and Rodriguez can walk into our starting XI with ease as things stand. While we are still going back and forth over Dalbert, Rodriguez has already had a pre-season with Milan and scored his first competitive goal. That is why I am not happy with our transfer campaign so far - we are too slow. Even Spalletti is starting to run out of patience.

Did you watch the game? Or just see the goal? RR is a good player but don't make it sound like he would walk into most teams. Our Rb and Lb are shit. His team was fighting relegation last season and nice is on its way to champions league football.


I think it's stupid for any of us to say Milan had had a shit market they've probably had one of the best markets I've seen, yet inter still have a better squad in most areas by some distance.

 

[ScottishInterista]

never trust a Scot

 

[Nyall]

While I agree that we should've invested more and faster, investing just for the sake responding to Milan would've been even worse. That's just as bad as the usual panic buys we have at he end of almost every window.

Investing for the sake of improving our situation.