Simone Inzaghi

[DARi0]

I guess this info is worthy of shairng in Simone`s thread, as it`s mostly his merit:

Inter and Manchester City show remarkable similarities

Since their remarkably tight Champions League Final clash in Istanbul, Inter and Manchester City have continued where they left off, with very similar statistics in Serie A and the Premier League.

Some were predicting a blow-out domination from Pep Guardiola’s men, but it was only a narrow 1-0 result that finally gave Manchester City their first ever Champions League trophy, aided by the frame of the goal and Romelu Lukaku accidentally getting in the way of his teammate’s shot.

That close call boosted the confidence of Simone Inzaghi’s side, who are top of the Serie A table with a 100 per cent record, having scored 12 goals and conceded only one.

the stats:

La Gazzetta dello Sport put together a comparison of the statistics from these two teams and found a great number of similarities in their playing style.

This includes the average line of the defence, which at Inter is 27.1 metres up the field to Manchester City’s 26.4 metres, while they recover the ball back on average at 37.7 metres to 38.1 metres.

While Manchester City have more shots on target, 7.5 per game to 6, the Nerazzurri are more clinical by converting 2.8 of their chances per game compared to 2.67.

When it comes to the average attacking moves in the opposition box, they are basically identical, 28.6 to 28.67 per game.

Cheers to the positive start of the season and let`s keep winning.

 

[bubba zanetti]

Wtf was this?? Totally outsmarted by opponent coach. Bad decisions through the whole game. We looked like a team that already won scudetto. No excuse for this shitshow.

 

[Kenny]

absolute shite.

 

[wera]

Now I expect two shockers against a minnow and Benfica ... and it could be he loses this team completely

This Inter team was always a confidence team and Inzaghi isn't exactly doing his best after the Milan game

 

[Nero Indigo]

Like I don’t get this guy!? When things start going well for him, I start to believe he’s set up to win, and then he stupidly tinkers with the lineups to fuck everything up, then I start to hate his guts and then he starts to win when I expect him to fucking lose. He makes me so mad!! I get why that Limone nickname sticks now

 

[Glass box]

Great game.

He can beat Milan 100 times but if he gifts them another Scudetto he'll be my most hated Inter coach ever.

 

[bubba zanetti]

Like I don’t get this guy!? When things start going well for him, I start to believe he’s set up to win, and then he stupidly tinkers with the lineups to fuck everything up, then I start to hate his guts and then he starts to win when I expect him to fucking lose. He makes me so mad!! I get why that Limone nickname sticks now

Same for me bro!

 

[IM21]

i feel bad for anyone that thinks this loser is capable of winning the scudetto.... Imagine being Inter and not dominate vs Sociedad, Empoli and Sassuolo... Horrible coach with zero ideas on how to switch up tactics, make adjustments and rotate, or sub players... Fucking Vidal was right, the players feel like robots out there... Cant wait to see him gone.

 

[vex]

Everything seems fine until energy is lowered, and the team needs to go in grind and grime mode. Then all of his shortcomings that lay either in not good enough rotation or tactical depth come to surface, like tonight.

And just like that, all the positive energy I had about him completely returns to what it was the majority of the time last season. Also, I don't give a fuck that it's the first fuck-up of the season, or it's too early in the season, if anything he is the one that needs to prove to all of us he is the scuddetto winning coach after two years of watching more or less same shit in the league.

 

[ADRossi]

He has no demonstrated ability to compete in multiple competitions at the same time. The minute we have two competitions (Sociedad), our quality of play fell off a cliff.

Maybe the bench isn't as good as we thought.

 

[IM21]

He has no demonstrated ability to compete in multiple competitions at the same time. The minute we have two competitions (Sociedad), our quality of play fell off a cliff.

Maybe the bench isn't as good as we thought.

or maybe the coach is shit.

 

[Batman]

Too much questionable decisions. Darmian and Mkhitaryan will die if he keeps starting them, the fatigue is clear.

 

[bubba zanetti]

i feel bad for anyone that thinks this loser is capable of winning the scudetto.... Imagine being Inter and not dominate vs Sociedad, Empoli and Sassuolo... Horrible coach with zero ideas on how to switch up tactics, make adjustments and rotate, or sub players... Fucking Vidal was right, the players feel like robots out there... Cant wait to see him gone.

Well Frattesi was also crap today.

 

[ath]

Honestly, if you need your coach to tells you to play seriously and don't slack against Sassuolo, then you got a problem.

But what the fuck was that game plan after Sassuolo scored the second goal, why sub Thuram when we need to score ? Why sub in Alexis and play long ball ? Why sub in Carlos Augusto and then play only on right side ? Why keeping Barella on the pitch ?

 

[IM21]

Well Frattesi was also crap today.

so was Inzaghis Armenian boyfriend.

 

[Jnr]

Thought he gonna statpad to legendary status with 6 out of 6.

Berardi the green goblin said Niente

 

[bubba zanetti]

so was Inzaghis Armenian boyfriend.

Well Frattesi couldnt help us. Who would you field today? I would play Pavard from a start but I think that wouldnt help too.

 

[vex]

Maybe the bench isn't as good as we thought.

He has the best bench in the league. But that doesn't matter, you can give him man city bench, he would still overplay certain players to death. Very little balls, as was mentioned a million time in this thread.

 

[IM21]

Well Frattesi couldnt help us. Who would you field today? I would play Pavard from a start but I think that wouldnt help too.

Pavard had 2 good games, so yea, he should have played. Darmian was also pretty bad after that one tackle he did... And yea, Id probably play Frattesi and rest Mkhitaryan, but its not even the players, its the gameplan. We completely shut down after the goal and then after they scored 2, we still continued to play with zero ideas. The gameplan was to just kick the ball forward and lets hope Lautaro gets to it.
Also stamina is not an excuse, as they have been shit for 3 straight games... Team like Inter needs to dominate Sociedad, Empoli and Sassuolo. If they lose, it should be cause we wasted a bunch of chances and not cause we play to their level, or be raped like vs Sociedad and tonight.
Anyway, i've been saying the shit about Inzaghi for 2 years now, so i'll just wait until he's gone and try to keep calm.

 

[bubba zanetti]

I dont know, it seems that his teams are just not capable to perform consistent in the league.