Romelu Lukaku

[RickyMaravilla'sRightFoot]

Lu CANT tu. Feel free to use it all you want.

 

[CafeCordoba]

Well he did pick lukaku above dybala. So he definitely has some blame.

Says who? You?

 

[RotterdamNerazzurri]

Lukaku isn’t anywhere near as fit as he was under Conte. And so was he last year at Chelsea. This guy is only of worth if he’s 100% fit. And apparently he can’t be with every coaching staff.

 

[German_Interista]

Well he did pick lukaku above dybala. So he definitely has some blame.

We was blinded by Lukaku's former self and not this lazy, slow choker. If Big Rom had been anything near his former self, signing him would have been an amazing deal. It is a shame what Big Rom has become and there is no circumstance in which I would like us to sign him for a long term - tbh not even for another loan.

 

[bubba zanetti]

" Romelu Lukaku has failed to show his best with Inter this season and this is partly due to the lack of a relationship with coach Simone Inzaghi, reports suggest.
The 29-year-old Belgian striker felt that he had to apologise to the travelling Nerazzurri fans yesterday after the frustrating 1-1 draw with Salernitana, a result that could have important ramifications in the race for a Champions League finish.
Patience has all but disappeared for Lukaku, who now seems destined to return to Chelsea in the summer and not return after his expensive and ultimately disappointing loan return.
La Gazzetta dello Sport suggests that part of Lukaku’s struggles this season stem from the fact that he essentially has no relationship or understanding with Inzaghi, something that hasn’t helped him show his best at Inter.

The club are aware of this and are not planning to negotiate a new deal with Chelsea in the summer, leaving the Belgian’s future in doubt. "

 

[German_Interista]

[...]

The club are aware of this and are not planning to negotiate a new deal with Chelsea in the summer, leaving the Belgian’s future in doubt. "

 

[dynasty27]

Need that other yes yes gif of the WWE superstar

 

[brakbrak]

Says who? You?

So who picked him over Dybala? Zhang and Zhang alone?

 

[Damageplan]

What makes you think Dybala would have thrived with Inzaghi ?

 

[CafeCordoba]

So who picked him over Dybala? Zhang and Zhang alone?

More probable than Inzaghi. I doubt Inzaghi has had much say in any transfer at Inter. The least at Lukaku/Dybala thing.

 

[interman]

He is finished, no need an extra discussion around him.

 

[RickyMaravilla'sRightFoot]

What makes you think Dybala would have thrived with Inzaghi ?

Dude has individual quality which supersedes managers. He’s been consistently good when fit over the span of many managerial changes.

 

[varmin]

More probable than Inzaghi. I doubt Inzaghi has had much say in any transfer at Inter. The least at Lukaku/Dybala thing.

Acerbi, Correa, Caicedo, blocking Correa's sale last summer. He definitely is not so quiet as people think about him.

 

[forzainter257]

Inzaghi has zero man management. Great coaches make players great mostly because they have that ability to ignite a spark in them. Carlo Ancelotti, Jose, Klopp, Zidane are from that cohort. Inzaghi may have excellent tactical knowledge and all that, but without man management, you are simply a coach, not a manager. And you don't hire a coach if you are an ambitious big club. I am sure Pirlo would have done a lot better job with our current squad.

 

[CafeCordoba]

Acerbi, Correa, Caicedo, blocking Correa's sale last summer. He definitely is not so quiet as people think about him.

Acerbi and Caicedo are the ones I can give you. And Acerbi was a one he was begging for all summer (to get a new CB and he got at the deadline). I wouldn't call that any kind of power.

Nothing on Correa is true.

 

[Glass box]

Inzaghi has zero man management. Great coaches make players great mostly because they have that ability to ignite a spark in them. Carlo Ancelotti, Jose, Klopp, Zidane are from that cohort. Inzaghi may have excellent tactical knowledge and all that, but without man management, you are simply a coach, not a manager. And you don't hire a coach if you are an ambitious big club. I am sure Pirlo would have done a lot better job with our current squad.

Inzaghi doesn't have any tactical knowledge

 

[forzainter257]

Inzaghi doesn't have any tactical knowledge

truth be told, he demonstrated his tactical knowledge last season, we beat everyone with so much ease. He lost the team after the loss to Milan or Bologna.

 

[Glass box]

truth be told, he demonstrated his tactical knowledge last season, we beat everyone with so much ease. He lost the team after the loss to Milan or Bologna.

We bottled the Scudetto last year. Also, what tactical knowledge?

 

[forzainter257]

We bottled the Scudetto last year. Also, what tactical knowledge?

yeah I know we lost the scudetto. That's what I mean, it was all good until he lost the team's trust and respect. If he was good at man managing, he would have led the team to the title despite losing to Milan. His football was really good, we were creating tons of chances through each zone. His tactics were to outscore the opponent and it was working until opponents revealed weaknesses in our defense.

 

[brakbrak]

So this is how it feels like to feel at ease again when we get PK. Fucking monster at PK