Roberto Mancini

[Bluenine]

But I noticed you mentioned my name.. Why?

Are you really surprised that I mentioned you as one of the pessimistic posters here?

But anyway, it's funny how you mention Moratti (and some other fans) talking, yet ignore the fact that the only reason why you're so going all over this forum feeling all vindicated and shit, posting article here and pro-Mancini shit there is because we've won these three games in a row.

Vindicated? If you read the post you are replying to, I am basically saying that the 3 wins means little. And as you very well know, I have been posting articles and "pro-mancini shit" EVEN BEFORE the season started, maybe the only thing that has changed is that these are giving you an arse-burn now.

You post as of you were apart of every meeting and was consulted on every decision the club makes.

Stop acting like a 5 year old. I have never claimed to know anyone directly involved at Inter. I do know a few people involved in the Premier League, but not connected to Inter. My articles on Inter's financial situation are not based on any insider info, if you understand accounts that analysis is as simple as taking about goals and assists.

 

[Nyall]

Oh yaa.. I forgot you were one of those pick and choose what you answer and ignore the rest.. ignoring all context..

I'm just gonna return to my hole and pop-up closer to Oscar voting season, continue having your fun.

 

[Pharaoh]

http://www.espnfc.us/italian-serie-...erto-mancini-push-inter-to-end-trophy-drought

Interesting article on Mancini and his vision.

 

[Devious]

The players look like they dont have a clue what Mancini is saying

 

[enjoy]

MANCINI AIMS TO KEEP UP WINNING STREAK

Nerazzurri boss speaks to the media ahead of Chievo clash: "It would be great if we could win again tomorrow but we need to focus on nothing but the game"

APPIANO GENTILE – Roberto Mancini insists Inter must quickly move on from last Sunday's derby success and focus on continuing their good start with another win against one of Serie A's form sides Chievo.

The coach began his media conference today by answering questions about recent changes at the club. "I wanted to thank Fassone for all the support he gave me, just as the president, Bolingbroke and Ausilio have supported me. Now we need to concentate on tomorrow's game. We have to focus on our football and on the team. I have my own job to do, which is to get the players ready for tomorrow's match."

We may only be three games into the season but Chievo v Inter is nonetheless a top-of-the-table clash and Mancini is under no illusions as to the difficulties posed by this fixture: "It would be great if we could win tomorrow because, like with our derby victory, it creates less stressful conditions for you to work in. It's never easy to go to Chievo's place and it will be even tougher this time around because they've got off to a flying start.

"I think it will take at least ten games before the league table starts to take shape and then we'll see who's able to challenge for which positions. Teams like Juventus and AC Milan are quite capable of stringing together a run of wins."

The boss went on to discuss his possible line-up for tomorrow, with a number of players having picked up knocks in the derby and during the international break.

"I prefer to have the 'problem' of too many players. Even if we change a few things we shouldn't have too much difficulty because they all understand how we play. I'll pick the team tomorrow morning because I still have a few selection doubts.

"We have to see if we can get Jesus and Miranda fit. Miranda has been training well but we need to assess whether it's worth risking him. As for Brazil calling him up for international duty, I think it would have been appropriate to ask us for our opinion first. Ranocchia could start and we'll have to make a decision on Jesus over the coming hours too."

Mancini was then asked about what formation he might play and in particular who could operate in the hole. "Perisic played there last weekend because he'd only just arrived and there was little time to try out new ideas. He can play behind the strikers or wide in attack. He's very good at adapting to different situations.

"Going forward I see Brozovic as more of a central midfielder rather than playing in the hole.

"Kondogbia could be devastating playing a bit further forward but he's very young and needs to keep growing."

The final question was on the stadium: "Speaking as an Italian, I think it would be good if all our clubs owned their stadiums. In other countries club-owned stadiums are an added value."

 

[Universe]

Looks like he's telling Ljajic to apologise to Santon.

 

[Wobblz]

 

[I4E]

We are Inter, that is a heretic, absolutely unacceptable thing to say. What kind of a fan are you? You think we're Genoa or Sassuolo now? Fuck off to some midtable club for "steady gameplans" and "it's too early to think about Scudetto". Better yet, don't ever come back to FIF because we all know you're a fucking Juventino.

We won titles in the past by grinding out results with Ibramagic, remember that? We can repeat the past with Jovemagic and we are currently 9 points out of 9 so anyone that has anything else to say can fuck off. And do not forget about the essential Mancini factor. I remember our team couldn't do shit without him and Ibrahimovic's success here was so dependent on his tactics.

We all know you're a Bubentino at heart and yet you aren't looking at this in black and white as it should be.

Inter = best team in Serie A, therefore Inter should justify that claim by winning the Scudetto. Anyone that disagrees with that isn't an interista and wants to see Inter fail. Juventino confirmed.

Settle down Pencilpal

 

[Shark]

Never thought I'd say this, but I liked bandiera more before he fell on his head.

 

[CafeCordoba]

Great results so far

Our game is still horrible, but results are there. One can say it's good since the game can improve later to maintain the results. On the other hand I think we can't maintain the results if the game does not improve.

 

[wera]

It's really hard to say if he's a genius or retard with his subs. I definately agree with the Jovetić - Palacio sub, but keeping on Guarin seemed kinda risky.

Some problems still remain, but we are grinding results, which is the most important, especially for this season.

 

[delaurentis]

Great results so far

Our game is still horrible, but results are there. One can say it's good since the game can improve later to maintain the results. On the other hand I think we can't maintain the results if the game does not improve.

Only time will tell , I'am CAUTIOUSLY optimistic.

I also remember Ranieri had a little run of wins with Inter.
At the start of a season good and bad results get magnified.

We shall see , but so far every week I become a happier Interista. Thank you Mancini !

 

[Ed.]

heard that his new name is Roberto Stramancini

 

[Bluenine]

It's really hard to say if he's a genius or retard with his subs. I definately agree with the Jovetić - Palacio sub, but keeping on Guarin seemed kinda risky.

Some problems still remain, but we are grinding results, which is the most important, especially for this season.

I thought the tactics were spot on today - the first game in the season when we can say that. Even the subs. Jovetic was exhausted, needed some rest - Palacio a good idea because of his ability to hold the ball. Murillo was a forced sub. Then Mancini kept 1 sub option till the last 5 minutes, which is smart when playing in a hot temperature - then he took off K-dog who was looking more tired than the other two midfielders. Guarin was kept on basically because he was putting a lot of hard work, running around. I dislike Guarin as much as anyone else, but he is working very hard so far this season (and taking less of those "Row Z shots").

We are grinding out results. This was a tough one away at a club in good form. Lets hope we don't fuck up the easier midweek home game now.

 

[wera]

Yea, i liked the subs too in the end altho i was screaming for something else the whole second half.

 

[CafeCordoba]

Only time will tell , I'am CAUTIOUSLY optimistic.

I also remember Ranieri had a little run of wins with Inter.
At the start of a season good and bad results get magnified.

We shall see , but so far every week I become a happier Interista. Thank you Mancini !

Yeah. Three seasons ago 2012/2013 after 10 games we were at 24 points => 8 wins and 2 defeats. So this 4 wins don't mean much yet in the long run.

 

[Kova10]

the difference right now is that we have a better overall squad though. under strama we had a really thin squad and the injuries halfway of the season killed us.
right now we have two players for almost every position, with almost all of them being decent or better. and not to forget we have no europe, what is a great benefit this season.

all in all the overall game still has to be optimized, but in my oppinion we were far from bad against chievo; we can move the ball well, we attack when required, and we are far more stable than last year.

 

[wera]

it's the creative part of the team that is a bit lacking, but luckily K-Dog had that great cross to Icardi yesterday

my biggest problem yesterday was Jovetić. He is amazing to watch, but not all the time. Sometimes he stops a promising counterattack or he holds the ball for too long. His quick passes are great tho.

 

[RMancini10]

 

[Demokritos]

Sign him for the false winger position where nobody were able to play well.